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CD Launch: Jos Zwaanenburg's "20 Odd Years"


28 Feb 2012, 6:30pm - 9:00pm

Council Chamber, Deptford Town Hall Building

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Cost Free
Department Music
Website www.fmr-records.com/.../FMRCD316.pdf
Contact i.burman(@gold.ac.uk)
020 7919 7645

Reception & concert to celebrate Jos Zwaanenburg's new CD release, "20 Odd Years: Music for flute(s) and live electronics" (FMR Records).
Featuring music by Michael Young, Tim Howle, Jonty Harrison, Enrique Mendoza.

The CD launch reception will be at 6.30pm in the Council Chamber, following on from Roger Redgate's inaugural lecture in the Ian Gulland Lecture Theatre, with music from 7.15pm.

Dutch Flautist Jos Zwaanenburg has been commuting between Holland and Britain since the very beginning of his career as a professional flautist. Over the years he has drawn attention to his use of electronics as an extension to the traditional instrument. He was as fortunate as to work with quite a number of British based composers that share his interest in electronically processed flute sounds.

This CD is a documentation of works that were written for Zwaanenburg during a 20 year time span. They are presented here in chronological order. The short descriptions of each piece firstly outline the software and hardware used to premiere the pieces and secondly the description is of the latterday technology used during these recordings; thus demonstrating the enduring nature of the works that transcend technological change.

This recording was produced by Anderson through the use of the Ambisonic Toolkit (ATK), and represents a first studio-based 'virtual acoustic' application of the ATK production system.

www.fmr-records.com/.../FMRCD316.pdf

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28 Feb 2012 6:30pm - 9:00pm
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