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Three Works For Live Electronics by David Tudor

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Tracks 1 and 2 were released on LP in 1984; track 3 has been added to them for the release of this CD. This recording of Pulsers, composed in 1976, incorporates an improvised tape by Takehisa Kosugi with his "electronic violin", made in collaboration with this work. Untitled, composed in 1972, was designed for simultaneous performance with John Cage's vocalization of "Mesostics re Merce Cunningham". The work was revived in 1982, and performed with improvised vocals by Takehisa Kosugi. Phonemes was commissioned by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company for Cunningham's dance "Channels/Inserts", a work made both as a "filmdance" and for the stage. The first stage performance took place at City Center Theater on March 24, 1981. Tracks 1 and 2 recorded at Airshaft Studio, NYC.

Track Listings:
1 Pulsers 20:26
2 Untitled 19:37
3 Phonemes 31:55

Album URL:
http://davidtudor.org/Works/recordings1.html

Artist Name(s):
David Tudor
Takehisa Kosugi - Vocals
John D.S. Adams - Remix

Release Year: 1996

Style:
Experimental

Album Type:
Studio

Formats:
Compact Disc, LP 33 1/3

Cover & Packge Design:
By Design

Studio Name:
Airshaft Studio

Mastering: John D.S. Adams

Liscense:
Copyright

Label / Publishing