The online recordings (mp3’s) are simulated audio discs, with Introduction, images, and Program Notes. The same Audio CD versions (.aif’s) are freely available in the library archives at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Liner notes are linked to the online sites.
The Continents – An Online Recording
Listen Music for Fixed Media – An Online Recording
Incidents of Sudden Awareness Music for Fixed Media – An Online Recording
The Musical Landscape – An Online Recording
Symbiotica – A Cross-Cultural Mixup, Vol. 1
Symbiotica – A Cross-Cultural Mixup, Vol. 2
Change is Here To Stay – Music for Digital Piano and Electronics – An Online Recording
A Piano Album – An Online Recording
Space and Time Music for Violin and Piano – An Online Recording
String Quartets Nos. 3 and 4 – An Online Recording
String Music – An Online Recording
Five Natures – An Online Recording
Space is Everywhere for Fixed Media – An Online Recording
Automaton for Modified Digital Piano – An Online Recording
Pioneers of Electronic Music / Symphony of Etudes – An Online Recording
The Adam and Eve Diaries A Web Opera
The Nautilus An Online Video Opera
Keyboard Etudes for Synthesizers Nos. 1-24 (Enhanced 2012 Version)
Robotic Dances / Inquiries for Computer-controlled Synthesizers
Oceans of the Moon and Other CyberMusic for Digital Instruments
Music of John Holland / John Cage – An Online Recording
Music from a Small Planet – An Online Recording
Music Podcast
The Chocolate Ear An Online Classical Music Series – Music of Interest Mixed with the Sublime
Some of the recordings have been paired with short texts containing subjects that are related to the music. You can read the text by clicking on its name just above the title of the music. When possible, read the complementary text aloud before listening.
Surprisingly, reading the complementary texts may change the way you listen to the music. The pairing of text and music is not arbitrary, but is intended to heighten the listening experience by connecting the music with a related idea. In ‘live’ performances, I have often read aloud a complementary text immediately preceding a piece of music.
A short description.
