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	NOted words of - William V. Newbold the Voice of John Cage streamed through effects postmortem into audacity the synthesizer was a Supernova II os2.o Keywords: voice; John Cage; experimental
	John Cage - 4.33 (hoge. remix 4.39) - hoge 4.33 is Cage's composition without music, nobody play, silent is live... and I remix this short life. Keywords: john cage; remix; composition Downloads: 384 Average rating: (0 review)
	John Cage Interviewed by Jonathan Cott - Jonathan Cott & John Cage A lively 1963 interview of John Cage by Jonathan Cott. The discussion covers several aspects of Cages creative process and aesthetic. At every turn Cott antagonizes Cage with challenging questions. In addition, he quotes from numerous sources (including Norman Mailer, Michael Steinberg, Igor Stravinksy and others) criticizing Cage and his music. Includes a performance of Aria with Fontana Mix featuring vocalist Cathy Berberian... Keywords: Interview; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 4,233 Average rating: (0 review)
	Schoenberg vs Cage: A Segment from Jonathan Cott's interview with John Cage - Jonathan Cott & John Cage Jonathan Cott, then just 19, interviews John Cage and challenges his worth as a composer in a series of questions regarding his teacher Arnold Schoenberg. Visit radiOM.org for original program with the complete interview. Keywords: Interview; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 735 Average rating: (1 review)
	non-referential star map no.1(gold, hutzulak, marks, routhier) - gold, hutzulak, marks, routhier interpretation of john cage's piece Keywords: john cage; gold; hutzulak; marks; routhier Downloads: 12
	non-referential star map no.2 - gold, hutzulak, marks, routhier interpretation of john cage's piece by gold, hutzulak, marks, routhier Keywords: john cage; gold; hutzulak; marks; routhier Downloads: 14
	John Cage at the San Francisco Art Institute John Cage reading his composition "One 7" and answering questions from a capacity audience at the theater of the San Francisco Art Institute. One 7 is approximately 30 minutes long and consists of brief vocalizations interspersed with long periods of silence. The questions from the audience range from inquiries about the process by which Cage composes, his lack of interest in pleasing an audience, his love of mushrooms, Buddhism, chance operations, and whether Cage can stand on his head. Keywords: Lecture; Panel Discussion; Poetry; John Cage Downloads: 186 Average rating: (0 review)
	BB4874a John Cage on Rauschenberg, Duchamp, Johns, etc - Pacifica Radio Archives Composer John Cage talks about artists Robert Rauschenberg and Marcel Duchamp, among others. 46 minutes. PART 1 of 2. Keywords: John Cage; Robert Rauschenberg; Marcel Duchamp Downloads: 228
	BB4874b John Cage on Rauschenberg, Duchamp, Johns, etc, - Pacifica Radio Archives Composer John Cage talks about artists Robert Rauschenberg and Marcel Duchamp, among others. 104 minutes. PART 2 OF 2. Keywords: John Cage; Robert Rauschenberg; Marcel Duchamp Downloads: 106
	BB4874b John Cage on Rauschenberg, Duchamp, Johns, etc, - Pacifica Radio Archives Composer John Cage talks about artists Robert Rauschenberg and Marcel Duchamp, among others. 104 minutes. Keywords: John Cage; Robert Rauschenberg; Marcel Duchamp Downloads: 195
	A Realization of John Cage’s Solo for Voice No. 1 A realization of John Cage’s aleatoric composition “Solo for Voice No. 1.” This tape mix of soprano Anna Carol Dudley performing the work was prepared at KPFA by Robert Moran and Howard Hersh. It was to be used alone or in conjunction with a live performance of the piece, and was first broadcast at the station in February of 1968. Keywords: KPFA-FM; Music; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 29
	Six Soundcard Sonatas - Greg Fox A collection of pieces for computer soundcard exploring structures not related to human anatomy. In other words these are in theory works for purely abstract computer "limbs" rather than being partly defined by instrumental/practical considerations. The spice comes from the classical forms - these are as though Beethoven / Haydn had desktop PCs. After all Beethoven was always trying to stretch what the human hand could do, piano-wise..... Keywords: Greg Fox; Avant-Garde; John Cage; Indeterminacy; Electronic; Experimental Downloads: 873
	John Cage Featured on KPFA's Ode To Gravity Series - John Cage Based on an interview with John Cage, conducted by Charles Amirkhanian at the Exploratorium's Speaking of Music in San Francisco, this Ode to Gravity program was heard nationwide over the NPR satellite. Amirkhanian begins with a quick history of Cage's musical upbringing, leading into an interview conducted with Cage during preparation for the San Francisco Symphony's "all-Cage" evening in 1983. The program opens with a performance of "Double Music" (1941) written jointly by Cage and Lou Harriso... Keywords: Avant-garde; 20th Century Classical; KPFA; John Cage Downloads: 1,944 Average rating: (0 review)
	Other Minds presents Solo for Voice 58: 18 Microtonal Ragas Nearly forty years after John Cage composed, “Solo for Voice 58”, an indeterminate work consisting of 18 separate parts, it finds its ideal interpreter in Italian-born dhrupad singer Amelia Cuni. The first performer to prepare the full 18 microtonal ragas for a major performance, Cuni executes microtonal melodies in five different languages with stunning ease. On November 2, 2007, Other Minds, presented the American premiere of this iconoclastic interpretation at a concert in Berkeley Califo... Keywords: Other Minds; Microtonal Music; New Music; John Cage; Amelia Cuni Downloads: 1,330 Average rating: (0 review)
	Source: Program 3 - The first lecture in John Cage’s class on Music in Dialogue This program is dedicated to a lecture given by John Cage’s on October 7, 1969, at the University of California Davis during the first meeting of his class on Music in Dialogue. Keywords: Lecture; Panel Discussion; New Music; Avant-Garde; John Cage Downloads: 113 Average rating: (0 review)
	John Cage Considered: An Introduction A tentative introduction and preliminary remarks about the music, aesthetics and phenomenon of John Cage. Recorded in 1965 this program contains the comments of Charles Shere on the life and music of the most famous of American avant-garde composers. The program, which relies on a 1964 New Yorker article about Cage, a catalogue of his works published by Peters Edition, and Cages own book of essays Silence, for its background information, starts with a description of Cages early education and car... Keywords: KPFA-FM; Lecture; Panel Discussion; New Music; Avant-Garde; John Cage; Charles Shere Downloads: 319 Average rating: (0 review)
	John Cage’s “Winter Music” and “Variations I” From a live broadcast on KPFA, recorded on May 20, 1968, Robert Moran and Howard Hersh perform two works by John Cage, “Winter Music” and “Variations I”. Both are aleatoric works, here featuring a single stark piano mixed with occasional taped sounds, but mostly filled with long periods of silence. The prerecorded bits seem to include a lot of wind and water sounds and taken together certainly seem to evoke the pristine barrenness of a winter’s day, although there is nothing in Cage’... Keywords: KPFA-FM; Music; 20th Century Classical; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 70 Average rating: (0 review)
	John Cage and David Tudor Concert at The San Francisco Museum of Art (January 16, 1965) - John Cage & David Tudor The San Francisco Conservatory of Music and The San Francisco Museum of Art present John Cage and David Tudor Program John Cage: Duet for Cymbal (from Cartridge Music, 1960) (19:17) Christian Wolff: for 1, 2 or 3 people (23:36) John Cage: Variations IV (31:46) Recorded by KPFA Radio on the 39th birthday of David Tudor, this historic concert with John Cage thundered through the halls of the sculpture court of the San Francisco Museum of Art before a capacity audience that included the late Darius... Keywords: Music; New Music; Electro-Acoustic; Electronic; david Tudor; John Cage Downloads: 6,504 Average rating: (1 review)
	Cabrillo Music Festival: Lecture by John Cage The lecture begins with reading of Mureau, the first part of “Empty Words”, which is based on a Thoreau text. The program concludes with a lengthy question and answer session that followed Cage’s appearance at the Cabrillo Music Festival in August 1977. It is often in addressing the public’s questions that Cage’s brilliance is most memorable, and this example is no exception. Of particular interest is his description of how he uses chance operations in his creative processes. Keywords: John Cage; Lecture/Panel Discussion; Experimental Literature; KPFA-FM Downloads: 620 Average rating: (0 review)
	Day One - Greg Fox "Day One" is one of a planned series of single-stretch CDs which subvert the idea of 'Relaxation CDs' - in this case a certain steadiness and calmness of mind does tend to arise from concentrating on the piece or playing it when you're in bed. Future examples may contradict this basic function in more direct ways. The piece runs for 74 minutes and it generally soft and abstract. Keywords: Greg Fox; John Cage; Relaxation; Avant-Garde; Free Music; Utilitarianism; Contemporary Music; Zen; Computer Music Downloads: 316
	Fontana Mix by John Cage This is a tape realization of John Cage’s 1958 composition “Fontana Mix”. More of an indeterminate plan for a piece than a piece itself, “Fontana Mix” has a graphic score consisting of 10 sheets of paper with curved lines and 12 transparencies, 10 of which contain a varied number of randomly distributed dots, 1 with a straight line, and the last with a grid pattern. According to Cage’s instructions these sheets could be superimposed upon each other and then interpreted so as to indic... Keywords: KPFA-FM; Music; New Music; Electro-Acoustic; Electronic; John Cage Downloads: 167 Average rating: (0 review)
	Funeral Music - Greg Fox The first chance operation based requiem?? Written in February 2006, this is the first album I made with the intention of uploading to Archive.org. This is a CD-length album of slow quiet two-note counterpoint for church organ. Here it uses a public domain soundfont of a French organ. Read details for more information. Software and notes included. Keywords: Greg Fox; Indeterminacy; Requiem; John Cage; Computer Music; Meditation; Avant-garde; Onlineism Downloads: 3,832
	Square Roots ("The Trinity" Part Two) - Greg Fox New CD from Greg Fox (November 2006), second of the trilogy "The Trinity", which is a materialist, non-religious take on the idea of the Christian Trinity and how it might be used as a metaphor for three CDs. This, the second part, is largely based on an equal temperament division of the octave into eleven equal parts. The soundfont is included. Keywords: random; chance; john cage; aleatoric; microtonal; equal temperament; chamber music; experimental; consilience; brights; dawkins Downloads: 308 Average rating: (0 review)
	John Cage at KPFA on July 29, 1971 - John Cage On the evening of Thursday, July 29, 1971, John Cage visited KPFA to talk about his current activities and interests and also to read the first and fifth sections from his Diary: How to improve the world (you will only make matters worse). He also reads a high school oratory which garnered a permanent trophy for Los Angeles High School where he was valedictorian of the class of 1928. Present in the room during the discussion are also Charles Amirkhanian, Richard Friedman, Charles Shere and Gerar... Keywords: Interview; Experimental Literature; Avant-Garde; John Cage; KPFA-FM Downloads: 1,186 Average rating: (1 review)
	Morning Concert: John Cage - In Celebration of his 65th Birthday John Cage was undoubtedly the 20th Century composer who did the most to change the definition of the word “music”. In this program dedicated to Cage's work, which first broadcast on the composer's 65th birthday, Charles Amirkhanian presents a selection of his music which will attempt to dispel the popular notion that Cage’s philosophy of music is more interesting than the actual substance of his compositions... Keywords: KPFA-FM; Morning Concert Series; Interview and Music; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 116 Average rating: (0 review)
	Morning Concert: John Cage Memorial Program Upon His 80th Birthday From September 4, 1992, Charles Amirkhanian introduces a retrospective on the life of composer John Cage, whose work has had a great influence on artistic thought in the 20th Century, and who had just passed away a few weeks before what would have been his 80th birthday on September 5th 1992. Richard Friedman, and composer, author, and critic Charles Shere join in the commentary, and archival recordings of Cage’s voice complete the festivities... Keywords: KPFA-FM; Morning Concert Series; Documentary; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 47 Average rating: (0 review)
	Solo for Voice 58: 18 Microtonal Ragas, 2007 - Other Minds Nearly forty years after John Cage composed, “Solo for Voice 58”, an indeterminate work consisting of 18 separate parts, it finds its ideal interpreter in Italian-born dhrupad singer Amelia Cuni. The first performer to prepare the full 18 microtonal ragas for a major performance, Cuni executes microtonal melodies in five different languages with stunning ease. On November 2, 2007, Other Minds, presented the American premiere of this iconoclastic interpretation at a concert in Berkeley Califo... Keywords: Other Minds; Music; New Music; Microtonal Music; John Cage; Amelia Cuni Downloads: 543 Average rating: (0 review)
	Speaking of Music: John Cage Charles Amirkhanian interviews John Cage on January 8, 1987, as part of the San Francisco Exploratorium’s Speaking of Music series. The program begins with a discussion of two of Cage’s pieces of aleatoric music, “Music For” which is scored for any number of instruments, and “Thirty Pieces for Five Orchestras”. Also discussed in detail is “EurOperas 1 & 2”, which was intended to be an opera like no other, and in that regard it has no real libretto nor plot... Keywords: Speaking of Music Series at the Exploratorium; Interview and Music; New Music; John Cage Downloads: 115 Average rating: (0 review)
	Source Program No. 7: John Cage on Mushrooms A lecture given by John Cage on the subject of mushrooms. This lecture was given as part of Cage's class on Music in Dialogue given in the Fall of 1969 at the University of California, Davis. Cage also reads from his diary that includes entries about Buckminster Fuller's philosophy, trips to South America, and music rehearsals. [note: audio is in mono] Keywords: KPFA-FM; Source Program; Lecture; Panel Discussion; Experimental Literature; John Cage Downloads: 477 Average rating: (0 review)
	The_Tonal_System - Greg Fox Twelve notes are repeated endlessly in the void. Their dominance is determined by their place in the tonal hierarchy of conventional music. Thus deterministic chromatic systems emulate without stylistic bias the overall statistical flavour of the tonal system. Keywords: Tonality; Minimalism; Periodic Pointillism; Modernism; Indeterminacy; Electro-acoustic; John Cage; Steve Reich Downloads: 25
	Margaret Leng Tan - Radio Papesse Interview - Radio Papesse - A project by Ilaria Gadenz, Carola Haupt, Cristiano Magi 2007, October 11th Pianist and performer Margaret Leng Tan talks with Radio Papesse about contemporary music, sound and John Cage. Interview in English. Thanks to Marina Andrade Camara for the interview she made with and for Radio Papesse. You can also download the file and see other info onMargaret Leng Tan - Radio Papesse --- 11 OTTOBRE 2007 Al 51Â° Festival Internazionale di Musica Contemporanea di Venezia si Ã¨ esibita la pianista e performer Margaret Leng Tan... Keywords: margaret leng tan; radio papesse; venice biennal; John Cage; Contemporary Music; piano; music; art; sound art; radio art; radio; interview Downloads: 15
	chairs ok - vanilla ice - Randy Fulgham first album from concrete composer chairs ok. Keywords: noise; musique concrete; harsh; micromusic; abstract; atmospheric; experimental; electronic; electro-acoustic; merzbow; john cage; sun ra; free jazz Downloads: 62
	Love Vaginas - Greg Fox The third and final part of "The Trinity" by Greg Fox from November 2006, exclusively published via The Internet Archive. This is a single track, 77 minutes 30 seconds, for five fake instruments tuned using 11-, 13- and 19-tone equal temperament. The soundfont used to make the piece is included in this archive as is a full support document outlining the aesthetic principles underpinning the compositional approach... Keywords: brights; vagina; consilience; equal temperament; microtonality; sound font; soundfont; darwin; dennett; pinker; dawkins; blackmore; john cage; indeterminacy Downloads: 1,497 Average rating: (0 review)
	Pompa Funebris Volume 2a - Greg Fox This is the first half of a second volume of indeterminate funeral music, this time based entirely on sine-waves, and this time dedicated to Max Andersson. It's under an hour but is still quite a long haul, in one continuous stretch of quiet, subdued sine-waves. The frequencies lie between 100 and 1000 hertz and the durations lie between zero and ten seconds. The data in the 10x10 grid was used vertically here but in volume 2b, to follow shortly, it will be used horizontally, thus even further i... Keywords: Requiem; Funeral music; Indeterminacy; Chance; John Cage; Malhaus; Experimental; Sine waves; Greg Fox; Formalism; Electro-acoustic; Peace; Zen; Meditation; Mindfulness Downloads: 146 Average rating: (0 review)
	Malhaus : Audio-book Version - Greg Fox This is a CD-length audio-book (text included) by Greg Fox (words and music). It concerns a forensic psychologist who is an inexplicable social outcast, making his way in life then mysteriously dying, his only friend being of course his greatest failure: to rehabilitate the mysterious 'Roge'. Fits onto one audio CD. Distribute freely. nb. To download the files, please use the links lower down the page, not the streaming MP3/M3U playlist links on the left of the page, as these seem to only point ... Keywords: Greg Fox; Malhaus; Audiobook; Short Story; Forensic; Psychology; John Cage; Kafka; Prison; Mental Health; Indeterminacy; Electro-acoustic; 21st Century; UK Downloads: 2,782 Average rating: (1 review)
	Malhaus Construction Kit - Greg Fox This is the "Construction Kit" version of "Malhaus", which is a project I made in March 2006 with the Internet Archive in mind. It's my attempt at furthering a model of "open source audio" in which the end-user compiles a unique instance of "the piece" for themselves rather than having composer/performers dictate the exact nature of what's to be heard. It's similar to the old 60s idea of aleatory music, except instead of choices for performers, here the raw materials are presented to the audienc... Keywords: Greg Fox; Malhaus; Open Source Audio; End-user Music; Indeterminacy; Aleatory Music; John Cage; Karlheinz Stockhausen; Iannis Xenakis; Kafka; Calvino; Kundera Downloads: 953
	"Chamber Symphony" by Ramugen - Greg Fox via Ramugen A 33-minute virtual chamber symphony by virtual composer Ramugen, virtual daughter of virtual citizen Greg Fox. Ramugen version 1.0 included in this collection (freeware by Greg Fox, 2007). Sort of sounds like Tippett/Henze... Keywords: ramugen; greg fox; indeterminacy; artificial creativity; modernism; experimental; classical; chamber symphony; tonality; atonality; chance operations; john cage; tippett; henze; uk; 2007 Downloads: 220
	Sinister Symphony - Greg Fox A CD album from winter 2005 by Greg Fox. Not the most cheerful of collections by any means but some fairly developed explorations of the organic application of chance material. Sounds a bit like parts of Stockhausen's "Licht" in places but overall it's quiet and bangy. If you think you might already need a wee, I'd suggest you avoid "Trickle Schmickle" because it has the distinct habit of arousing need. Keywords: Greg Fox; Free Music; Stockhausen; John Cage; Avant-Garde; Contemporary; Post-modernism; Collage; Electro-acoustic; Home-made Downloads: 1,030 Average rating: (1 review)
	Musique Electro - Acoustique (Em057) - Ark ARK - Nathalie Huber & Coralie Lonfat Electro - acoustic composition for 2 pianos and laptop. ARK is articulated around Nathalie Huber and Coralie Lonfat’s compositions with 2 pianos and a laptop. Arrangements present rhythmic and harmonic superpositions, impromptu parts and the exploration of sound textures. The idea is to bring closer the jazz and pop harmonies to the eclecticism of modern music and to add electronic sound effects to acoustics... Keywords: noise; electro acoutic; nathalie huber; coralie lonfat; laptop; experimental; john cage; noise; sound scape; new music; comtempory classical; minimalim; steve reich; fonik; noise research; electronic musik Downloads: 26
	Arduous Girdling - Charles Rice Goff III Arduous Girdling by Charles Rice Goff III “Arduous Girdling” is a collection of six thoughtfully composed sound sculptures. Goff used various computer technologies to create midi symphonics, to generate tones and voices, to alter the shape and structure of sonic waveforms, and to carefully position the many bits and pieces of recorded materials that combine to form the compositions presented on this album... Keywords: Charles Rice Goff III; Taped Rugs Productions; Sound Sculpture; Experimental; Noise; midi; computer; Visuals & Sonics; Avant Garde; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Laurie Anderson; for fans of The Residents; for fans of Frank Zappa Downloads: 15 Average rating: (0 review)
	Disicult - Disism Disicult by Disism In January, 2002, Killr "Mark" Kaswan took a trip from California to Lawrence, Kansas, to visit with his long time friend and sonic collaborator, Charles Rice Goff III. Over the course of several days, the two produced the first new Disism album since 1993: "Disicult." Goff and Kaswan had produced nine Disism cassette releases for Taped Rugs Productions and other avant garde tape labels between 1986 and 1993... Keywords: Charles Rice Goff III; Taped Rugs Productions; Disism; Killr Mark Kaswan; Experimental; Avant Garde; Music Concrete; Noise; Sound Sculpture; Art Music; Cassette Culture; Lawrence; Kansas; for fans of William Burroughs; for fans of John Cage; 21st Century Downloads: 15 Average rating: (0 review)
	Ramugen's Zazen Practice - Greg Fox An hour and a half with the (no-)self-styled queen of Zazen, Ramugen. Ramugen puts the Mu in Music. One morning she turned to me (in no dimensions) and said (without) "daddy it's time you stopped feeding me range-settings. I want the dice to decide" So now Ramugen is a RAndom MUsic GENerator where even the range-settings are set at random. 127 different randomly-defined moods, selected at random, each containing instructions for the generation of random numbers to make MUsic... Keywords: zen; zazen; mu; experimental; indeterminacy; john cage; hofstadter; blackmore; muselot; ramugen; greg fox; artificial creativity; models of originality; models of creativity; anti-art; anti-anti-art; pro-anti-pro-anti-anti-art Downloads: 313
	Winchester - James Kelly and Adam Weikert Improvisations by James Kelly (turntables) and Adam Weikert (laptop) recorded in Leicester, UK. 2007 visit www.myspace.com/minimaljames and www.myspace.com/mrweik for more music Keywords: : Improvisation; minimalism; soundscape; minimal james; imaginary landscapes; ambient; lowercase; turntablism; James Kelly; Adam Weikert; Dj; DJ Spooky; John Cage; Brian Eno; Christian Marclay; Phillip Jeck; Pedestrian; Janek Shaefer; Steve Roden; Terry Riley; Steve Reich; Philip Glass; Erik Satie; Claude Debussy; Ricci Rucker; vinyl; weikie Average rating: (0 review)
	Tape Loop Improvisations: Volume One, July 4th, 1984 - Herd Of The Ether Space Tape Loop Improvisations: Volume One, July 4th, 1984 by Herd Of The Ether Space Throughout the 1980's, members of the Taped Rugs Productions family gathered in various groupings many times to create and record improvised avant garde music on a Frippertronics-style tape loop system. The recordings were saved; sometimes copies were made for the participants or for individual listeners, but no copies were made available to the general public until early 1989... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Killr Mark Kaswan; Robert Silverman; Herd Of The Ether Space; tape loops; tape; loops; improv; improvisation; electronic guitar; noise; Frippertronics; Oakland; California; San Francisco Bay Area; Berkeley; space music; avant garde; experimental; for fans of Robert Fripp; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Fred Frith; for fans of Harry Partch; fluxus; cassette culture Average rating: (0 review)
	Tape Loop Improvisations: Volume Two, July 4th, 1985 - Herd Of The Ether Space Tape Loop Improvisations: Volume Two, July 4th, 1985 by Herd Of The Ether Space Throughout the 1980's, members of the Taped Rugs Productions family gathered in various groupings many times to create and record improvised avant garde music on a Frippertronics-style tape loop system. The recordings were saved; sometimes copies were made for the participants or for individual listeners, but no copies were made available to the general public until early 1989... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Killr Mark Kaswan; Robert Silverman; Herd Of The Ether Space; tape loops; tape; loops; improv; improvisation; electronic guitar; noise; Frippertronics; Oakland; California; San Francisco Bay Area; Berkeley; space music; avant garde; experimental; for fans of Robert Fripp; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Fred Frith; for fans of Harry Partch; fluxus; cassette culture Average rating: (0 review)
	Reflections On A Toaster - Killr "Mark" Kaswan Reflections on a Toaster by Killr "Mark" Kaswan Killr "Mark" Kaswan created six different pieces for this self-produced cassette release. His cello and guitar playing combine in a variety of ways with animal sounds, conversations, radio broadcasts, prepared and improvised musical performances, tape manipulations, and other sonic elements. He sculpted the final compositions for the project with three stereo tape players and a simple analog mixer... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Killr Mark Kaswan; Charles Rice Goff III; Disism; Noise; Avant Garde; Cassette Culture; Experimental; Adrian Gormley; Steve Schaer; -ING; Frippertronics; tape loops; sound collage; for fans of John Cage; cello; for fans of Robert Fripp; for fans of Eno; for fans of Sonic Youth Downloads: 7
	Meshed Mixages - Charles Rice Goff III, Bret Hart, & Hal McGee Meshed Mixages by Charles Rice Goff III, Bret Hart, & Hal McGee This collaboration combines the skills of three sound sculptors who each possess a substantial cache of experience in the world of experimental sonic composition. The project began in North Carolina, where Bret Hart produced over an hour of raw recordings. Hart's initial compositions incorporated several homemade and otherwise unique string instruments and percussion generators... Keywords: Hal McGee; Haltapes; Cause & Effect; Electronic Cottage; Bret Hart; HipBone; Instrumentales; Charles Rice Goff III; Taped Rugs Productions; Noise; Experimental; Avant Garde; Sound Sculpture; Fluxus; Sound Collage; Synthesizer; Improv; Improvisation; Collaboration; Mixdown; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Harry Partch; for fans of William Burroughs Downloads: 29 Average rating: (0 review)
	Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Florida - Taped Rugs Productions Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Florida In June of 2006, Charles Rice Goff III visited several experimental sound artists in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee. Later that year, Taped Rugs Productions released a set of seven CDR recordings and one DVD video which documented Goff’s interactions during the tour. This archive presents the materials from the fifth disk in the set... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Hal McGee; Andrew Chadwick; Haltapes; Cause & Effect; Electronic Cottage; Action Research; Ironing; Gainesville; Florida; Analog Synthesizer Ensemble; cassette; tapes; bats; bat house; noise; improv; improvisation; avant garde; experimental; sound sculpture; sound collage; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Harry Partch; for fans of Henry Kaiser Downloads: 19 Average rating: (0 review)
	Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Georgia, Disk Two Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Georgia, Disk Two In June of 2006, Charles Rice Goff III visited several experimental sound artists in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee. Later that year, Taped Rugs Productions released a set of seven CDR recordings and one DVD video which documented Goff’s interactions during the tour. This archive presents the materials from the fourth disk in the set... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Dave Fuglewicz; Hal McGee; Haltapes; Cause & Effect; Electronic Cottage; Analog Synthesizer Ensemble; Tapegerm; improvisation; improv; Roswell; Georgia; Atlanta; for fans of Tangerine Dream; for fans of Harry Partch; for fans of Frank Zappa; experimental; avant garde; noise; synthesizer; drone; Moog; ARP; patch; plug; space music; minimalism; fluxus; for fans of John Cage Downloads: 12 Average rating: (0 review)
	Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Tennessee, Disk Two - Taped Rugs Productions Taped Rugs 06 06 Tour Of The Southeast USA: Tennessee, Disk Two In June of 2006, Charles Rice Goff III visited several experimental sound artists in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee. Later that year, Taped Rugs Productions released a set of seven CDR recordings and one DVD video which documented Goff’s interactions during the tour. This archive presents the materials from the seventh disk in the set... Keywords: Taped Rugs Productions; Charles Rice Goff III; Harsh Reality Music; Mental Anguish; Chris Phinney; Tapegerm; Improv; improvisation; cassette; culture; sound sculpture; space music; ambient; experimental; avant garde; for fans of Brian Eno; for fans of John Cage; for fans of Tangerine Dream; for fans of Harry Partch; Memphis; Tennessee; Graceland Downloads: 11 Average rating: (0 review)