Actually, I'm not sure but I think
"Aria with Fontana Mix" was earlier than Cage's "Indeterminacy"
piece(s) :) so this might be the "1st", and obviously, Aria
is w/voice.
If you like Cage and Tudor, you should get your hands on
a performance of "Toneburst" by Tudor(+ the "score"), I just saw it last
week, its incredible.
take care
and e
On Sat, 21 Sep 1996, Mark Kolmar wrote:
quoted 24 lines It all started out with the human voice and it will always find its way
> It all started out with the human voice and it will always find its way
> back. A few artists are ahead of the trend here -- too many to list.
>
> You might want to look into the last 2 Underworld albums, for example. A
> lot of discussion has been about their remixes, but I think the albums are
> the core of their material.
>
> Or if you want to take a step way outside the IDM arena, how about John
> Cage/David Tudor _Indeterminacy_ from 1959?
>
> --Mark
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> "The fact their parents have separated doesn't disturb the children. They
> go on looking at television. How old should they be before they smoke
> marijuana? No one seems to know." -- John Cage
>
> > On Fri, 20 Sep 1996, John Bus wrote:
> > > >I cannot wait for the new Aphex album if RDJ really sings pop songs. Now
> > > >THAT'S experimental electronic music for you. I'm serious.
> > > What!? Kraftwerk were singing on the majority of their releases... it's
>
>