Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making music 

with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

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Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making music 
with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

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all have great links to go from...
enjoy.
Tim


Autistici does nice field-recording _based_ music: 

On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 8:30 AM, keith o brien wrote:

Autistici does nice field-recording _based_ music: http://www.autistici.com/

On Sat, May 31, 2008 at 8:30 AM, keith o brien  wrote:
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> Berlin based Swiss artist-
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> http://www.soundimplant.com/gilaubry/
> --
> https://cycling74.com/c74music/012
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francisco lopez does some field-recording work. I have a CD called "building new york" that I enjoy.

http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/lopez.francisco.html

francisco lopez does some field-recording work.  I have a CD called "building new york" that I enjoy.
http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/lopez.francisco.html
http://www.franciscolopez.net/


Eric La Casa
jeph jerman
Kiyoshi Mizutani 
Toshiya Tsunoda

http://bioacoustics.cse.unsw.edu.au/archives/html/naturerecordists/

you ll find some of her stuff on emf as well

Quote: f.e wrote on Sat, 31 May 2008 11:52

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> Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making music 

> with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

> f.e chanfrault | aka | personal computer music

> >>>>>>> | film soundtracks, sound art, music |

Quote: f.e wrote on Sat, 31 May 2008 11:52
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> Hello,
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> Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making music 
> with field recordings / nature soundscape ?
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> A million +1 in advance
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> f.e
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> -- 
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>  >>>>>>> | film soundtracks, sound art, music |
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and/OAR: environmental recordings and/more

> Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making 

> music with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

    Most of the CDs produced by erewhon are based on field recordings

http://radiantslab.com/erewhon/releases.html

Luc Ferrari died recently, but he did great stuff with field recordings.

Lopez... I prefer La Selva than his ny building recordingd.

I'd add to the already cited artists Giancarlo Toniutti, toy.bizarre, 

> Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making 
> music with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

	Most of the CDs produced by erewhon are based on field recordings
	-> http://radiantslab.com/erewhon/releases.html

Luc Ferrari died recently, but he did great stuff with field recordings.
Lopez... I prefer La Selva than his ny building recordingd.

I'd add to the already cited artists Giancarlo Toniutti, toy.bizarre, 
yannick dauby.

Alejandra & Aeron and their label Lucky Kitchen

Alejandra & Aeron and their label Lucky Kitchen
www.luckykitchen.com/cat/lkcat.html

Anders Dahl (work on artificial nature)
www.underhund.com/anders

Lawrence English and his label Room 40
www.room40.org


Janet Cardiff
Francisco Lopez
Toshiya Tsunoda
Chris Watson


No one's yet mentioned Peter Cusack?
http://www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/17617.htm
or Chris DeLaurenti?
http://delaurenti.net/


Peter Cusack I've heard was a great teacher. I always sat down and listened

to the sound art exhibits shamefully I studied photography myself.

Peter Cusack I've heard was a great teacher. I always sat down and listened
to the sound art exhibits shamefully I studied photography myself.

On 6/4/08, Jim Bell  wrote:
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> No one's yet mentioned Peter Cusack?
> http://www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/17617.htm
> or Chris DeLaurenti?
> http://delaurenti.net/
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Would you consider musique concrete a deviation of field recording music ??

People have mentioned ferrari ect.. , so I would imagine yes . in this case stuff on EMPREINTES DIGITALES , has some real nice stuff !!!

http://www.empreintesdigitales.com/doc.e/

People have mentioned  ferrari ect.. , so I would imagine yes . in this case stuff on EMPREINTES DIGITALES , has some real nice stuff !!!

http://www.empreintesdigitales.com/doc.e/ 

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 10:52 AM, sebastian

> Would you consider musique concrete a deviation of field recording music ??

> People have mentioned ferrari ect.. , so I would imagine yes . in this case stuff on EMPREINTES DIGITALES , has some real nice stuff !!!

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 10:52 AM, sebastian
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> Would you consider musique concrete a deviation of field recording music ??
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> People have mentioned  ferrari ect.. , so I would imagine yes . in this case stuff on EMPREINTES DIGITALES , has some real nice stuff !!!
>
> http://www.empreintesdigitales.com/doc.e/
>
> a lot of MP3 samples to check out !
>


I met him after presenting an enormous 16 channel piece for the San 

Francisco Tape Music Festival many years ago which involved many 

field recordings collaged with max/msp and supercollider. He came up 

to me after the performance and said "the cicadas were from Ta 

MAGNETIC -- PO Box 460816 S.F. CA. 94146-0816

check out mr ximm
http://quietamerican.org/

I met him after presenting an enormous 16 channel piece for the San  
Francisco Tape Music Festival many years ago which involved many  
field recordings collaged with max/msp and supercollider. He came up  
to me after the performance and said "the cicadas were from Ta  
Prohm?" (correct)

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Jonathan Segel
MAGNETIC -- PO Box 460816 S.F. CA. 94146-0816
http://www.MagneticMotorworks.com
http://www.myspace.com/chaosbutterfly

oh yeah, check out New Adventures in Sound Art website... they have a

bunch of field recording-type composers on there 

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Lisa wrote:

> Two acousmatic composers whose music is initally based on field recordings, yet the end result is a whole new sound space:

oh yeah, check out New Adventures in Sound Art website... they have a
bunch of field recording-type composers on there http://www.naisa.ca/

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:14 PM, Lisa  wrote:
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> Two acousmatic composers whose music is initally based on field recordings, yet the end result is a whole new sound space:
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> Natasha Barrett
> Christopher Fleeger
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http://netaudio.ru/musica-excentrica/releases/exc009/

...been recording sound for music and film for a very long time

not to toot my own horn but...
http://netaudio.ru/musica-excentrica/releases/exc009/
...been recording sound for music and film for a very long time


this is great Kim! it's just the right kind of listening for this morning.

sorry for not being top-notch, but I just uploaded a pretty old piece of 

mine to myspace called "Le Sorgenti calde di Pantelleria" with field 

recordings of hot springs of the island Pantelleria. For restrictions to 

f.e schrieb:
> Could someone point me to top-notch musiciens (living ones) making music 
> with field recordings / nature soundscape ?

sorry for not being top-notch, but I just uploaded a pretty old piece of 
mine to myspace called "Le Sorgenti calde di Pantelleria" with field 
recordings of hot springs of the island Pantelleria. For restrictions to 
size its in a pretty low rate though... 
(http://www.myspace.com/ondesmemorielles)

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I strongly recommend the Greunrekorder label

http://www.gruenrekorder.de/?page_id=107


Thomas Koner uses quite a lot of field recordings in his output 

Robert Hampson of Main increasingly uses field recordings in his work 

 (more urban than nature oriented though)

Tate and Liles (thats Darren Tate and Andrew Liles) Without Season is drones and processed field recordings and is superb 

http://andrewliles.bandcamp.com/album/without-season

And if you like strange things being done to your field recordings the Nurse with Wound Shipwreck radio series is great 

http://nursewithwound1.bandcamp.com/album/shipwreck-radio-volume-one

 (I particularly like one bit where it transitions from the sound of rain to a crowd clapping seamlessly)

Again more far more urban but this Neubauten track from Haus der Luge uses field recordings brilliantly I think 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZjZBQnKoXs

Thomas Koner uses quite a lot of field recordings in his output http://thomaskoner.com 

Robert Hampson of Main increasingly uses field recordings in his work http://www.roberthampson.com (more urban than nature oriented though)

Tate and Liles (thats Darren Tate and Andrew Liles) Without Season is drones and processed field recordings and is superb http://andrewliles.bandcamp.com/album/without-season

And if you like strange things being done to your field recordings the Nurse with Wound Shipwreck radio series is great http://nursewithwound1.bandcamp.com/album/shipwreck-radio-volume-one (I particularly like one bit where it transitions from the sound of rain to a crowd clapping seamlessly)

Again more far more urban but this Neubauten track from Haus der Luge uses field recordings brilliantly I think https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZjZBQnKoXs


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