Free Music From Composer Carl Stone

26Feb08

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Carl Stone is one gurus of live computer music in the classical tradition, having worked with computers in live performance since 1986.

I remember picking up a copy of his Woo Lae Oak - a sort of minimal ambient work - in Lawrence, KS.

This was back in the vinyl days, and I hadn’t heard a lot of his more recent work.

I was checking out his site today and noticed that he’s got a nice collection of free MP3s of live computer music performances from the last twenty years. You can preview Shibucho below. Listen to how it dances between glitchtronica and a recognizable sample.

Check his site for a variety of other free downloads.

Shibucho [18:58m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

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something to think about

I rarely talk to young musicians, but I talk to many young painters, because I teach in art schools. I ask them: Why do you think that what you do ends at the edges of this canvas? Think of the frame. What frame are you working in? Not just that bit of wood round the edge, but the room you’re in, the light you’re in, the time and place you’re in. How can you redesign it? I would say that to musicians, too. I see them spending a lot of time working on the internal details of what they’re doing and far less time working on the ways of positioning it in the world. By “positioning it” I don’t only mean thinking of ways of getting it to a record company, but thinking of where it could go, and where it fits in the cultural picture - what else does it relate to? — Brian Eno

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