Jun 22
i had a dream about spider man and iron man and all that marvel stuff. i have literally NEVER engaged with any media pertaining to exclusively marvel or dc wtf. damnit starkland is rubbing off on me.
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i had a dream about spider man and iron man and all that marvel stuff. i have literally NEVER engaged with any media pertaining to exclusively marvel or dc wtf. damnit starkland is rubbing off on me.
Charles Amirkhanian - Walking Tune
Starkland
1997
Peter Garland: The Landscape Scrolls (Starkland)
The maverick composer Peter Garland is an under-recognized pioneer of minimalism, “an avatar of an experimental American tradition” and “a composer of mesmerizing music” (Kyle Gann). This premiere recording of his 50-minute The Landscape Scrolls strongly embodies his distinctiveness. Commissioned by and dedicated to percussionist John Lane, The Landscape Scrolls (2010-2011) depicts the 24-hour day cycle in five movements. Garland remarks the work was influenced by Indian ragas, Japanese haiku poetry, and, especially, the famous Landscape Scroll of the Four Seasons by Japan’s 15th century painter Sesshu. Each of the five movements is a monochromatic study, more about resonance and space than melody or harmony: mid-day (Chinese drums); afternoon (rice bowls); after dark (triangles); late (glockenspiel); early morning (tubular bells). Garland notes that, after the fact, he was likely influenced by his fascination with the single-tonal color paintings of Barnett Newman.
Paul Dresher - Casa Vecchia
Starkland
1995
Elliott Sharp - The Boreal
Starkland
2015
Kathleen Supové - Eye to Ivory
Starkland
2019
Žibuoklė Martinaitytė ~ In Search of Lost Beauty ...
Žibuoklė Martinaitytė ~ In Search of Lost Beauty …
The latest work from New York-based Lithuanian composer Žibuoklė Martinaitytė is a gorgeous, slowly-building suite that invites listeners to lose track of time. The tracks range from a minute to a quarter hour, but the transitions are virtually invisible: segues between scenes. When the journey is over, one is stunned to realize that seventy minutes have passed.
The FortVio piano trio is listed…
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Tod Dockstader: "From the Archives" (CD Review)
Tod Dockstader: “From the Archives” (CD Review)
Tod Dockstader From the Archives Starkland CD Composer and electronic musician Tod Dockstader died in 2015 and dementia truncated his work in the electronic studio even before that. However, he left behind over 4200 unreleased sound files. Justin H. Brierley has compiled the best of these into a selection of pieces From the Archives that Starkland has released on CD.…
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