Douglas Lilburn’s Aotearoa Overture (For Synthesizer)
Douglas Lilburn – Overture: Aotearoa (synth arrangement) was uploaded by: Ed Zuccollo
Duration: 140
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Carmina Burana On RCA Theremin
CARMINA BURANA – RCA Theremin was uploaded by: Peter Pringle
Duration: 158
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Steve Reich’s ‘Radio Rewrite’ Inspired By Radiohead
Nonesuch Records has released a new album by electroacoustic pioneer Steve Reich, Radio Rewrite. The title piece references two songs by the English band Radiohead. Alan Pierson conducts this premiere recording of Radio Rewrite, which was composed in 2012. The album also includes recordings of Electric Counterpoint (1987) and Piano Counterpoint, which is a 2011 transcription… Read More Steve Reich’s ‘Radio Rewrite’ Inspired By Radiohead
Tyler Fengya (8) Plays Solitudinous, By Keith Emerson
Tyler Fengya (8) playing Solitudinous by Keith Emerson was uploaded by: Tyler Fengya
Duration: 118
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Bach Cello Suite No. 1 (Prelude) – On Virtual Cello
Blakus Cello – Bach Cello Suite No. 1 (Prelude) was uploaded by: Embertone Sampling
Duration: 177
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Switched On Rachmaninoff – Vocalize
Vocalize : Gakken NSX-39 + KORG M01D was uploaded by: karenevil
Duration: 269
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Leon & Natasha Theremin Play Saint-Saëns’ ‘Swan’
Sunday Synth Jam: This rare recording captures Leon Theremin and his daughter Natasha (Natalia) Theremin, playing Saint-Saëns’ Swan.
Steve Reich: ‘Don’t Tell Me You Don’t Have The Right Equipment – What Matters Is Your Musical Imagination!’
This video is a profile of minimalist composer Steve Reich, in which he talks about his music, his influences, his very lo-fi ‘funky home tape recorders’ and other early gear, and his inspiration for his classic Music for 18 Musicians.
Robert Ashley, “The Greatest Genius Of 20th Century Opera”, Dead At 83
American composer Robert Ashley – who reinvented opera with electronics and avant garde techniques – died yesterday at the age of 83. Ashley (March 28, 1930 – March 3, 2014) was known for radically rethinking the concept of opera – reimagining it for TV and for recordings. and incorporating electronic instruments and electronic manipulation of speech. In… Read More Robert Ashley, “The Greatest Genius Of 20th Century Opera”, Dead At 83
Bach Chorale On Therevox ET-4.3
Bach Chorale #72 played by Four Therevox ET-4’s splitscreen was uploaded by: therevoxhq
Duration: 78
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