Highlights Of Vortex Electronic Experiments & Mus- Highlights of Vortex / Various
This record functions as the 1959 avant-garde score for Vortex, a music/film production shown in the Morrison Planetarium in San Francisco. One of the first multimedia events of it's kind, this performance includes tracks that were constructed for playback on a 38 speaker system by several different musicians/engineers. According to the Center of Visual Music, the performance created a "type of immersion environment [that] had never been created before". Artists include Henry Jacobs, Gordon Longfellow, David L. Talcott, and William Loughborough. This electronic music is primarily in the style of Musique Concrete - a genre that features a wide array of sounds recorded to tape and then arranged in a specific order - but more traditional instruments are heard on this recording as well.
Tracklist:
- Trilogy
- Chan
- For the Big Horn
- Logos
- Rhythm Study, No.8
- Notes On The History Of A World, Part 3
- Loop No.3
- Electronic Kabuki Mambo
- 350-2
This record functions as the 1959 avant-garde score for Vortex, a music/film production shown in the Morrison Planetarium in San Francisco. One of the first multimedia events of it's kind, this performance includes tracks that were constructed for playback on a 38 speaker system by several different musicians/engineers. According to the Center of Visual Music, the performance created a "type of immersion environment [that] had never been created before". Artists include Henry Jacobs, Gordon Longfellow, David L. Talcott, and William Loughborough. This electronic music is primarily in the style of Musique Concrete - a genre that features a wide array of sounds recorded to tape and then arranged in a specific order - but more traditional instruments are heard on this recording as well.
Tracklist:
- Trilogy
- Chan
- For the Big Horn
- Logos
- Rhythm Study, No.8
- Notes On The History Of A World, Part 3
- Loop No.3
- Electronic Kabuki Mambo
- 350-2