#2831: “Electric” Music
For this New Sounds, hear some works that make use of the actual sounds of electricity, whether man-made or naturally occurring. Christine Southworth uses the sounds of a Van Der Graaf Generator and...
View ArticleGig Alert: Annie Gosfield Chamber Works
Annie Gosfield"Lightning Slingers and Dead Ringers" (Excerpt)Playing FRIDAY at: The Stone (Ave. C and 2nd St., East Village)Get: Tickets ($10 at door) | DirectionsComposer Annie Gosfield specializes in...
View Article#3233: Classical Meets Electronica
For this New Sounds, there’s music at the juncture of composed music, ambient and modern electronica, including a work by Annie Gosfield, for bits and pieces of metal. From her “Flying Sparks And...
View Article#3378: Drones, Sometimes Words
Listen to acoustic drones, electronic drones, overtone singing and sometimes even words for this New Sounds program. From New York-based composer Kitty Brazelton, hear music from her work,...
View Article#3233: Classical Meets Electronica
For this New Sounds, there’s music at the juncture of composed music, ambient and modern electronica, including a work by Annie Gosfield, for bits and pieces of metal. From her “Flying Sparks And...
View Article#3443: Piano Grooves
For this New Sounds, listen to a few groove-based pieces for piano and electronics, including brand-new music from Jace Clayton (aka DJ Rupture) which looks back to an outsider figure of “Downtown”...
View Article#3233: Classical Meets Electronica
For this New Sounds, there’s music at the juncture of composed music, ambient and modern electronica, including a work by Annie Gosfield, for bits and pieces of metal. From her “Flying Sparks And...
View Article#3378: Drones, Sometimes Words
Listen to acoustic drones, electronic drones, overtone singing and sometimes even words for this New Sounds program. From New York-based composer Kitty Brazelton, hear music from her work,...
View Article#3443: Piano Grooves
For this New Sounds, listen to a few groove-based pieces for piano and electronics, including recent music from Jace Clayton (aka DJ Rupture) which looks back to an outsider figure of “Downtown”...
View Article#3233: Classical Meets Electronica
For this New Sounds, there’s music at the juncture of composed music, ambient and modern electronica, including a work by Annie Gosfield, for bits and pieces of metal. From her “Flying Sparks And...
View Article#3630: Chamber Music With Turntables and Electronics
Listen to electronic chamber music on this edition of New Sounds, including a suite for string quartet and diverse machines, chamber music with electronic and factory noises, as well as a work for...
View Article#3378: Drones, Sometimes Words
Listen to acoustic drones, electronic drones, overtone singing and sometimes even words for this New Sounds program. From New York-based composer Kitty Brazelton, hear music from her work,...
View ArticleListen: Annie Gosfield, Billy Martin, Roger Kleier and Wicked Knee
April 16, composer/sampling guru Annie Gosfield and drummer Billy Martin of Medeski Martin & Wood came together for a collaboration that also included guitarist Roger Kleier and horn players Steven...
View Article#3443: Piano Grooves
For this New Sounds, listen to a few groove-based pieces for piano and electronics, including recent music from Jace Clayton (aka DJ Rupture) which looks back to an outsider figure of “Downtown”...
View Article#3786: "Indie Classical" Works
Hear music by living composers, many of them based in New York, for this New Sounds show. There’s music by Judd Greenstein, founder of the Ecstatic Music Festival, and co-founder of New Amsterdam...
View Article#3630: Chamber Music With Turntables and Electronics
Listen to electronic chamber music on this edition of New Sounds, including a suite for string quartet and diverse machines, chamber music with electronic and factory noises, as well as a work for...
View ArticleCellist Michael Nicolas's Debut 'Transitions' Slides, Pummels and Seduces
If artificial intelligence must necessarily lead to a robot revolt, it’s safe to assume that we’ll be taking cover from a swarm of sex-bots, not T-1000s, statistically-speaking. Whether its streaking...
View Article#3786: "Indie Classical" Works
Hear music by living composers, many of them based in New York, for this New Sounds show. There’s music by Judd Greenstein, founder of the Ecstatic Music Festival, and co-founder of New Amsterdam...
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#3630: Chamber Music With Turntables and Electronics
Jennifer Choi Listen to electronic chamber music on this edition of New Sounds, including a suite for string quartet and diverse machines, chamber music with electronic and factory noises, as well as a...
View Article#3786: "Indie Classical" Works
Hear music by living composers, many of them based in New York, for this New Sounds show. There’s music by Judd Greenstein, founder of the Ecstatic Music Festival, and co-founder of New Amsterdam...
View Article#4117: Signal-To-Noise: The Sounds of Decay
Listen to the sounds of deterioration and decay as the sound is transformed into something else for this episode. Hear Brooklyn composer William Basinski and a portion of his mammoth work,...
View Article#4146: Inspired by John Cage
Hear music inspired by the radical, mischievous, inventive, and influential John Cage, who was a notorious sound-experimenter, subscriber to chance, mycology aficionado, and player of chess. September...
View Article#4218: From New Sounds Live, with Bang On A Can
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Bang on a Can All-Stars play music in alternate tunings and "period" instrumentation by Annie Gosfield, Arnold Dreyblatt, and Glenn Branca. The music all...
View Article#4117: Signal-To-Noise: The Sounds of Decay
Listen to the sounds of deterioration and decay as the sound is transformed into something else for this episode. Hear Brooklyn composer William Basinski and a portion of his mammoth work,...
View Article#4271, Music That Looks to the Skies
Listen to works that look to the skies in space, in music by Terry Riley for Kronos Quartet, Annie Gosfield, and Morton Subotnick.Hear music for string quartet and "space sounds" (plasma waves) that...
View Article#4218: From New Sounds Live, with Bang On A Can
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Bang on a Can All-Stars play music in alternate tunings and "period" instrumentation by Annie Gosfield, Arnold Dreyblatt, and Glenn Branca. The music all...
View Article#4271, Music That Looks to the Skies
Listen to works that look to the skies in space, in music by Terry Riley for Kronos Quartet, Annie Gosfield, and Morton Subotnick.Hear music for string quartet and "space sounds" (plasma waves) that...
View Article#4394, Music About Machines
Hear machine-inspired works of relentless groove from composer and educator Marc Mellits and music by Annie Gosfield whose music is inspired by machines not working correctly. And more works that came...
View Article#4117: Signal-To-Noise: The Sounds of Decay
Listen to the sounds of deterioration and decay as the sound is transformed into something else for this episode. Hear Brooklyn composer William Basinski and a portion of his mammoth work,...
View Article#4218: From New Sounds Live, with Bang On A Can
From the New Sounds Live concert series, the Bang on a Can All-Stars play music in alternate tunings and "period" instrumentation by Annie Gosfield, Arnold Dreyblatt, and Glenn Branca. The music all...
View Article#4394, Music About Machines
Hear machine-inspired works of relentless groove from composer and educator Marc Mellits and music by Annie Gosfield whose music is inspired by machines not working correctly. And more works that came...
View Article#4271, Music That Looks to the Skies
Listen to works that look to the skies in space, in music by Terry Riley for Kronos Quartet, Annie Gosfield, and Morton Subotnick.Hear music for string quartet and "space sounds" (plasma waves) that...
View Article#4394, Music About Machines
Hear machine-inspired works of relentless groove from composer and educator Marc Mellits and music by Annie Gosfield whose music is inspired by machines not working correctly. And more works that came...
View Article#4725, Radio Is Everything
“[Radio] contains so much of human culture and experience”, writes Chicago-based cellist and sound artist Lia Kohl. “In general there is something a bit mystical about the radio -- I know...
View Article#4725, Radio Is Everything
“[Radio] contains so much of human culture and experience”, writes Chicago-based cellist and sound artist Lia Kohl. “In general there is something a bit mystical about the radio -- I know...
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