Lecture series of formal presentations & course modules
 
c i n e m a     m e d i a     a r t     music
Record Production & Phonology
Folk Rock & Pop within the Cinema
20th Century Music within the Cinema
Contemporary Traces of the Modern Soundtrack
Historical Markers of the Modern Soundtrack

 

Collapsing Rock, Pop & Noise

1   Sound & Noise 1   Listening examples include: : Russolo; Varese; Dr. Mix; Stockhausen; Eno; Frith; Indeep; VU; Ktraftwerk; Pop Group; DNA; Implo
  The 'Other' of Sound   Concepts & history; avant-garde origins; art/rock permutations; pop cultural noise
2   Sound & Noise 2   Listening examples include: Merzbow/SBOTHI; Gum; Negativland; Neu; Faust; Praxis; Jungle Bros; Mark Stewart; LL Cook J
  The inversion of Sound   Developing definitions; processing noise; vinyl records; designed instruments; the sound of rock; remix culture
3   Musique Concrete 1   Listening examples include: Guy Reibel; Ilhan Mimaroglu; Tom Ellard; Yoko Ono; Anthony More; Grandmaster Flash; Ciccone Youth
  Generating Noise   Collage compositions; tape loops; vinyl scratching
4   Musique Concrete 2   Listening examples include: David Fenshawe; Paul Schutze; John Zorn; Loop Orchestra; Bilting/Karkowski; Tackhead
  Landscaping Sonority   Ethnic environments; cinematic effects; acoustic versus digital; DJs & mixer
5   Electronic Music 1   Listening examples include: Louis/Bebbe Barron; Edgar Varese; Karlheinz Stockhausen; Pauline Oliveros; Howard Shore
  Introducing Electricity to Music   Types, approaches & forms; electro-acoustic concepts; analogue versus digital
6   Electronic Music 2   Listening examples include: Pole; Oval; Ryoji Ikeda; Squarepusher; Venitian Snares; Pan Sonic
  Introducing Computers to Sound   Return to processing; glitch & imperfection; electronica & diffused musicality; granular noise
7   Synthesizers 1   Listening examples include: Walter/Wendy Carlos; Telex; Tangerine Dream; Kraftwerk; Roxy Music; Silicone Teens; Human League
  The Artificial Keyboard   Walter Carlos & RObert Moog; approaches to industrialism; camp/kitsch & other stylings; simulation & connotation; return of analogue
8   Synthesizers 2   Listening examples include: John Carpenter; Paul Hardcastle; Scritti Politti; Sigue Sigue Sputnik; Kraftwerk; Herb Alpbert
  The Vitrual Instrument   From analogue to digital; digital constgruction; FM synthesis; sampling & encoding; simulation
9   Minimalism 1   Listening examples include: Steve Reich, Tangerine Dream, Glen Branca, Harmonia, Phillip Glass, Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Tony Conrad, Neu
  Initial Explorations   Origins & stylistic traits; melodies, drones & tonalities; rhythmic explorations
10   Minimalism 2   Listening examples include: Michael Nyman, David Behrman, Erik Satie, Terry Riley, John Adams, Robert Ashley, Terry Fox, Swswthrght
  Further Applications   Chromatism; phasing/beating; genre quotation; process; ambience
11   Text & Voice 1   Listening examples include: Lord Buckley, David Thomas, John Cooper Clarke, Grace Jones, Meredith Monk, Furious Pig, Yoko Ono, Grandmaster Flash
  The Sound of Speech   Transforming the recognizable sounds of instruments; re-defining instruments' sonic perimeters; fusing and integrating disparte sonics; extending the act of post-production
12   Text & Voice 2   Listening examples include: John Giorno, Judd Fine, Daniel Steven Crafts, Charles Armikanian, William Burroughs, Julia Heyward, Janet Jackson, Roxanne Shante
  The Role of Words   Concrete poetry, performance, text pieces, word play, interactivity, voice instrument, rap & acapealla mixes



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