White Noise - White Noise 2 - Concerto For Synthesizer
Label:
Catalog#:
88 589 ET, 88 589 ET
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Benelux
Released:
1975
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Abstract,
Experimental
Credits
Artwork By [Cover Painting, Design], Photography -
Ray Smith
Synthesizer [Kaleidophon], Sequenced By [Uncredited], Recorded By [Uncredited], Liner Notes - David Vorhaus
Synthesizer [Kaleidophon], Sequenced By [Uncredited], Recorded By [Uncredited], Liner Notes - David Vorhaus
Notes
Recorded in Camden, North London
"A concerto is conventionally for one soloist plus orchestra. Bartok’s "Concerto for Orchestra" introduced the concept of various musicians performing as soloists as well as being the orchestra. In the concerto, the synthesizer, a solo instrument, now also creates its own ensemble since I build it a sixteen track tape recorder for company.
The Kaleidophon Synthesizer includes a couple of VCS 3’s, but is basically a console of electronic modules I’ve designed since "White Noise I" to bring to life all the sounds I imagined. It even composed and created (near the end of the second movement) its own music in a few minutes of mechanical madness."
STEMRA
"A concerto is conventionally for one soloist plus orchestra. Bartok’s "Concerto for Orchestra" introduced the concept of various musicians performing as soloists as well as being the orchestra. In the concerto, the synthesizer, a solo instrument, now also creates its own ensemble since I build it a sixteen track tape recorder for company.
The Kaleidophon Synthesizer includes a couple of VCS 3’s, but is basically a console of electronic modules I’ve designed since "White Noise I" to bring to life all the sounds I imagined. It even composed and created (near the end of the second movement) its own music in a few minutes of mechanical madness."
STEMRA