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1. Music for Autosonic Gongs by Jay Schwartz
1 year ago
Concert installation of a work for autosonic gongs by the American composer Jay Schwartz.
The gongs start vibrating without being touched, simply due to inaudible feedback from a microphone and loudspeaker positioned directly infront and behind the gongs. The resulting sounds are dramatic and wholly unexpected. The computer is only used to control the feedback, which always remains inaudible.
Jay Schwartz: Music for Autosonic Gongs.
Concert Installation, St. Martin's Church, Kassel, 2007.
Published by Universal Edition AG, Vienna.
universaledition.com/schwartz
The gongs start vibrating without being touched, simply due to inaudible feedback from a microphone and loudspeaker positioned directly infront and behind the gongs. The resulting sounds are dramatic and wholly unexpected. The computer is only used to control the feedback, which always remains inaudible.
Jay Schwartz: Music for Autosonic Gongs.
Concert Installation, St. Martin's Church, Kassel, 2007.
Published by Universal Edition AG, Vienna.
universaledition.com/schwartz
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Adelio Fusé 1 year agoI'd like this meditative sound in the open air (for example in a park)...
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