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Joel Chadabe's selections
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Birdcage, 1972
John Cage, United States |  |
India Sound Journal, 1993
Hildegard Westerkamp, Canada | |
Le Trinagel d' Incertitude, 1996
Cecile le Prado | |
Fugitives Voix, 1997
Daniel Teruggi, France | |
Two Women, 1998
Trevor Wishart, United Kingdom | |
Sud, 1985
Jean-Claude Risset, France | |
73 Poems, 1994
Joan La Barbara | |
Saturation Engine, 2001
DJ Spooky and 47, United States | |
Gestures, 2000
Morton Subotnick, United States | |
Gestation, 2000
Garth Paine, United Kingdom | |
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| Music and Life |
| Music is increasingly reflecting the world around us, combining the rhythms, activities, and experiments of everyday life through electronic technology. A new integration of music and life has emerged utilizing sonic materials such as sounds and words, that establish dynamic interactive processes with the public. This essay examines relevant histories in order to identify when and how this union originated. From Pierre Schaeffer to Paul Miller (a.k.a. DJ Spooky), the author writes a history, chronologically mapping the numerous musical projects that help support and define this music and life concept. |  |
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Joel Chadabe
President
Electronic Music Foundation
P.O. Box 8748
New York NY, 12208 USA
email: joel@emf.org
www.emf.org |
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