| Description |
1 online resource (1 audio file) |
| Contents |
All bombing is terrorism / Schaefer (12:00) -- A sideways glance from an electric eye / Gosfield (7:35) -- Henry and Mimi at the Y / Blackburn (4:34) -- This time I want them all / Feddersen (5:48) -- Spectral for 0 (4:42) ; Spectral for 60 (4:27) / Burtner -- Eggcup, teapot, rhythmicon / Corringham (6:15) -- Cremation science / Eden (5:33) -- Chorus / Normandeau (13:57) |
| Notes |
Works made mostly using the online instrument created by Nick Didkovsky after an idea by Henry Cowell and Leon Theremin |
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"The virtual rhythmicon was designed and programmed in Java Music Specification Language and JSyn by Nick Didkovsky"--Booklet |
| Performer |
Janek Schaefer, computer ; Annie Gosfield, computer ; Philip Blackburn, computer ; Jeff Feddersen, computer ; Matthew Burtner, computer ; Vic Corringham, computer ; Mark Eden, computer ; Robert Normandeau, computer |
| Notes |
Hard copy version record |
| Subject |
Computer music
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Electronic music.
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Computer music
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Electronic music
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| Genre/Form |
Streaming audio
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| Form |
Streaming audio
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| Author |
Corringham, Vic.
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Schaefer, Janek.
All bombing is terrorism
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Gosfield, Annie, 1960-
Sideways glance from an electric eye
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Blackburn, Philip.
Henry and Mimi at the Y
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Feddersen, Jeff.
This time I want them all
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Burtner, Matthew, 1970-
Spectral for 0
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Burtner, Matthew, 1970-
Spectral for 60
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Corringham, Viv.
Eggcup, teapot, rhythmicon
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Eden, Mark.
Cremation science
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Normandeau, Robert, 1955-
Chorus
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