Archive release

New Music For Electronic And Recorded Media

Various · 1977 · Vinyl-Lp · US · S-1765

Master tape of album prepared, using Dolby process, at 1750 Arch Studios, Berkeley, California "The music on this album exhibits an exciting, wide-open, free-wheeling approach to the medium of electronic music which has come to be typical of this genre in the late 1970's. No longer are composers obsessively concerned with the agonizing, expressionistic, and purely "electronic" (synthesized) sound formulas which marked much of this music composed between the mid-Fifties and the late-Sixties. Instead, today we have composers willing to mix media and sonic materials in thoroughly inventive ways to achieve ends which are new-sounding, and often more engaging, than that of the "academic" avantgarde." (Excerpt of the sleeve notes by Charles Amirkhanian) Johanna M. Beyer - Music of the Spheres (1938) recorded by Robert Shumaker, 1750 Arch Studios. Annea Lockwood - World Rhythms (1975) (BMI) realized at Hunter College Electronic Music Studio. Pauline Oliveros - Bye Bye Butterfly (1965) realized at San Francisco Tape Music Center. Laurie Spiegel - Appalachian Grove I (1974) (ASCAP) realized at Bell Labs, Murray Hill, New Jersey. Megan Roberts - I Could Sit Here All Day (1976) (BMI) realized at Mills Center for Contemporary Music and 1750 Arch Studios. Ruth Anderson - Points (1973-74) (BMI) realized at Hunter College Electronic Music Studio. Laurie Anderson - New York Social Life (1977) Laurie Anderson - Time To Go (for Diego) (1977) both realized at studios of Laurie Anderson, New York City. Insert enclosed: Complete biographical and program notes for each composer and piece, with photographs of the composers. 1750 Arch Records wishes to thank Pauline Oliveros for her advice and encouragement in the production of this album. 1750 Arch Records, a division of 1750 Arch, Inc. © & (P) 1977, 1750 Arch, Inc. [on sleeve] © and ℗ 1977, 1750 Arch, Inc. [on insert] ℗1977, 1750 Arch, Inc. [on labels] Runouts are etched except for the 'Tulip' logos which are stamped.