Warren Burt - Music For Tuning Forks album flac
Performer: Warren BurtTitle: Music For Tuning Forks
Style: Modern Classical, Experimental
Released: 2000
Country: Australia
MP3 album: 1159 mb
FLAC album: 1863 mb
Rating: 4.7
Other formats: MP2 AAC VOC AUD MIDI AU AA
Genre: Electronic
The tuning forks are a set of aluminum bars into which a large center slit has been cut. When struck with a soft mallet, they produce an almost pure wafeform (a sine wave) and ring on for about 30 seconds. They are tuned to a series of pure ratios (just intonation) derived from ancient Greek scales. This pure tuning produces the sustained non-wavering sound the forks have. I built them in Oct. and Nov. of 1985 while artist in residence at the CSIRO National Measurement Lab at Monash University under the Australia Council's Artists and New Technologies Scheme
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On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. A1. Warren Burt - Improvisation In Two Ancient Greek Modes mp3. A2. Warren Burt - Voices, Tuning Forks And Accordion mp3. B1. Warren Burt - Almond Bread Harmonies II mp3. mp3 Player. Music video: Watch now Warren Burt's video clip of album "Music For Tuning Forks".
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The fork consists of a handle and two tines. When the tuning fork is hit with a rubber hammer, the tines begin to vibrate. Tuning forks are not only used for music. They are also used for science, medicine, hearing and vibration treatment and electronics.
Tracklist Hide Credits
| 1 | Improvisation In Two Ancient Greek ModesPerformer [Tuning Forks] – Ernie Althoff, Warren Burt |
10:07 |
| 2 | Voices, Tuning Forks And AccordionAccordion [Microtonal Solo] – Catherine SchieveConductor – John McCaugheyPerformer – Astra Choir |
18:23 |
| 3 | Almond Bread Harmonies IIConductor – Warren BurtPerformer [Tuning Forks] – Anja Tait, Catherine Schieve, Ernie Althoff, Robert Paredes, Rodney Berry |
30:55 |
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- Recorded At – ABC Studio 325, Caulfield East
- Recorded At – State Library Of Victoria
Credits
- Artwork By [Cover Drawing] – Ernie Althoff
- Musical Assistance – Henry Hunter (tracks: 2)
- Producer – Paul Petran (tracks: 3), Stephen Snelleman (tracks: 1)
- Recorded By – Peter Liddelow (tracks: 2)
Notes
Tracks recorded in 1987, 86, and 85, respectively.Contains an extra sheet with additional information.
The tuning forks are a set of aluminum bars into which a large center slit has been cut. When struck with a soft mallet, they produce an almost pure wafeform (a sine wave) and ring on for about 30 seconds. They are tuned to a series of pure ratios (just intonation) derived from ancient Greek scales. This pure tuning produces the sustained non-wavering sound the forks have. I built them in Oct. and Nov. of 1985 while artist in residence at the CSIRO National Measurement Lab at Monash University under the Australia Council's Artists and New Technologies Scheme. Improvisation in Two Ancient Greek Modes (Enharmonic and Diatonic) was made as a multitracked improvisation during a live broadcast of ABC-radio's "Music Line" program. Voices, Tuning Forks, and Accordion was composed with the assistance of my friend Henry Hunter, who programmed the versions of the computer game "Life" on which the score of this piece was based. Almond Bread Harmonies II was written with an AIM-65 computer in FORTH using a Mandelbrot Matrix program I wrote. The score to this piece provides a pitch and rhythmic structure with considerable player choice available.
Recording Information: Recorded at ABC Studio 325, East Malvern, Vic. on Dec. 5, 1985, Paul Petran, producer (ABH II) and Feb. 17, 1987, Stephen Snelleman, producer (Imp.). VTFA recorded Nov. 19, '86, State Library, Melbourne, by Peter Liddelow. Thanks to Paul, Stephen and Peter, to the Astra Chamber Music Society for permission to release this recording, to Henry for his programming and encouragement, to Ron, Robert, John, Ken, Stan and Rosemary at CSIRO, and huge than yous to Angela, Bob, Catherine, Rodney, John, the Astra Choir and ESPECIALLY Ernie, not only for his cover drawing, but also for all his help, without which none of this could have happened.
-- Sept. 17, 1987, Warren Burt
Other versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAT-TF1 | Warren Burt | Music For Tuning Forks (Cass, Album, C60) | Scarlet Aardvark Tapes | SAT-TF1 | Australia | 1987 |
| XCT 014 | Warren Burt | Music For Tuning Forks (Cass) | Extreme | XCT 014 | Australia | 1987 |
