Wer macht nur sowas?! Geil.
(via kfm)
Kategorie Museum für moderne Kunst
Der früheste Synthie-Jazz (1937)
Milt Herth-Hammond organ, Willie ‘The Lion’ Smith-piano, O’Neil Spencer-drums & vocal – The swinging Larry Clinton composition was one of 1937’s top song hits, with Tommy Dorsey’s recording leading the way.
Transferred from 78rpm: Decca 25065, originally issued on Decca 1553 – The Dipsy Doodle (Clinton) by the Milt Herth Trio, vocal by O’Neil Spencer, recorded November 11, 1937
Danke für den Tipp, Claus!
Techno, 60er Jahre
Angbelich von 1963, unfassbar.
In den Yt-Kommis streitet man sich etwas um die Datierung, ich zitiere:
-Just listened to Delia Derbyshire documentary on Nts radio and they played this track. They said it was recorded in 71 tho
-It is the rhythm track to Dance from Noah. I found the documentary you mentioned on BBC Sounds. My suspicions were unfounded. It was, according to the presenter, composed in the late ’60s but one contributor does say it is from 1971.
Danke für den Tipp, Michael!
Synthie-Popmusik von 1958
In den 50er Jahren, zur Zeit der Anfänge elektronischer Musik, spielten Niederländer darin aufgrund der Forschungen in den Studios der Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. in Eindhoven eine nicht unbedeutende Rolle. Und während anderswo Komponisten wie Stockhausen, Pousseur, Boulez und Schaeffer avancierte, aber oft sehr sperrige, abstrakte Kompositionen vorlegten, die nicht auf ein breites Publikum hoffen durften, entstand in den Niederlanden Ende der 50er das vielleicht erste Stück tanzbarer Elektromusik.
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Pipilotti Rist, Ever is overall, pre- and re-enactments in pop music
Pipilotti Rist 1997
Aerosmith 1994
Beyoncé, 2016
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„The Rite of Spring“ in contemporary choreographies
As a music theorist, I have a music theory, and it's that any video of white guys dancing badly can be improved by adding Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" pic.twitter.com/UPX8l16RU2
— Robert Komaniecki (@Komaniecki_R) March 19, 2021
Corona-Sonifikation (11)
von Anton Wassiljew
Use the graphical representation of the genome of Sars-CoV-2 as a graphic score and create a time-based art work according to it. The numbers in the upper part of the picture (1, 1K, 2K, …, 29903) must be relatively intertpreted as time.
The duration of the art work will not be constricted and is open to preference.
Each colored element is a time-based object, it must be distiguishable from other objects.
Download the score here: https://bit.ly/3pGPDSd