Five places to find Warren Burt music on line these days
Sunday, March 21, 2021 at 11:18AM Various internet things have coalesced, and are now up on the net for you viewing, listening, dining and dancing pleasure. In fact there are five of them up now:
1) Global Weirding from SutroFM, San Francisco.
A YouTube version of the show, an anthology of excerpts from works from 1973-2020, with program notes as the video, is available, posted by Nicolas Serafin, who produces Global Weirding.
Also, a SoundCloud version of the show is available HERE.
2) Modulisme, Session 38.
Produced by Philippe Petit, this is an episode in his ongling Modulisme series which focuses on music made with modular synthesizers. In my session, we hear two 1972 Buchla pieces, which were early versions of the patches that later were used in Aardvarks IV. Click HERE to hear the program. OR HERE.
3) Also from Philippe Petit is "Voices of the Serge-o-Vox," a compliation of 80 pieces made with the Serge Synthesizer over the years. Three pieces of mine are included in Volumes 1, 2 and 3. All four sessions provide lots of interesting listening.
4) Max Shea's ongoing Martian Gardens series provides lots of interesting listening. Episode 1053 began hour 3 with "The Slowly Gathering Soliloquy" from Cellular Etudes (2013). You can find the whole podcast HERE, in fact you can find all the podcasts at that address. Steer to Episode 1053 for my piece.
5) Finally, let's not forget "12x12: Evening in Landcox Park" for tuning forks from 1998, where myself, Ernie Althoff and Brigid Burke accompanied the advancing twilight with multi-tracked recordings of tuning forks and evening park sounds. It's on the Neuma Records SoundCloud site, which has a lot of other treasures on it as well. That's HERE.
Lots of stuff to enjoy there. Cheers.
