Tall Poppies cat. no. TP074
Electronic music gathered from 20 years of WATT concert presentations, compiled into a 2-CD set. WATT is the only organisation in Australia regularly presenting audio-visual and electronic works. This compilation covers the gamut of two decades and brings some composers' work to CD for the first time.
CONTENTS
| CD One | | Martin Wesley-Smith | Dah Dit Dah Dah | | Carl Vine | 3 BBC Exercises | | Jon Drummond | Sea, Frogs & Magpies | | Jim Franklin | Rolling | | Adrian Luca | Opiate of the Masses Part II | | Anthony Hood | Munyun | | Julian Knowles | Therefore, I ... | | Carl Vine | Array | | Ian Fredericks | Viable Alternatives |
CD Two | | Adrian Keenan | Ex Terra (excerpt) | | Tony Jones | Mandala | | Julian Knowles/Rik Rue | Heavy Industry | | Gordon Monro | Mandala 1086 | | Rik Rue | A Longer View | | Greg White | Orchid | | Robert Douglas | Homage to Bessemer | | Greg Schiemer | Polyphonic Variations | | watt | The Rosella Sisters and
the Rainbow Eel (excerpt) |
For more information on this CD visit the
Tall Poppies website.
Buy at: [AMC]
Music details: 3 BBC Exercises Array
See also: Electronic Music |
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