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Posted 22 October 2009, 10:11
I am pleased to announce the release of Complex Silence 4, my contribution to Phillip Wilkerson’s Complex Silence series, distributed on the Timetheory netlabel.
The release consists of two pieces, Meridian Transit and Solar Midnight, both of which derive musical materials in various ways from the Golden Ratio. This is microtonal music, but (unusually for me) does not employ just or rational intonation. I made both tracks with blue and Csound.
To get the release (including graphics, a PDF with liner notes, and
MP3s), please visit http://www.archive.org/details/tmth06A
When time permits, I will post technical notes and source code to both pieces on this site.
