Album US 2011 on Line label
Classical (Contemporary)
Edition of 500. From the disc's liner notes: Inspired by the works of James Tenney, György Ligeti, Charlemagne Palestine, and Conlon Nancarrow, "Eight Studies for Automatic Piano" makes use of simple, computer-aided compositional processes to test the limits of human perception and machine precision. It relies on a bare minimum of technical means to explore notions of temporal distortion, iterative process, and elegant complexity. Presented in an immersive concert setting without the presence of a human performer, "Eight Studies" questions traditional notions of live performance and musical "life." A "Listener's Guide" containing detailed descriptions and visual scores for each piece can be downloaded from label's website. All works performed by the Yamaha Disklavier C7 Mark III. Recorded at Littlefield Concert Hall, Mills College, April 2010.
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Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | ![]() | Study No. 14: Arch Study For The Highest Eight Notes | Seth Horvitz | 5:18 | |
2 | ![]() | Study No. 4: Sixteen Diatonic Glissandi Moving At Harmonic Rates | Seth Horvitz | 2:22 | |
3 | ![]() | Study No. 2: An Approximate Series Of Approximate Harmonic Series | Seth Horvitz | 6:05 | |
4 | ![]() | Study No. 13: Echoes | Seth Horvitz | 3:57 | |
5 | ![]() | Study No. 21: Bells | Seth Horvitz | 5:20 | |
6 | ![]() | Study No. 1: Octaves, Systematically Filled And Folded | Seth Horvitz | 5:46 | |
7 | ![]() | Study No. 29: Tentacles | Seth Horvitz | 4:26 | |
8 | Study No. 99: Strumming Machine | Seth Horvitz | 12:31 |
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