American
composer Michael Gatonska is producing a three part field recording of the
soundscape outside the studio of Charles Ives (1874-1951).
Each soundscape was captured during a different
time of day.
Gatonska's goal is to record examples of the soundscape that
Ives would have heard while composing in his studio on a typical hot and muggy
summer's day or evening. Ive's music was intimately linked to the landscape,
history, philosophy and literature of Connecticut and Massachusetts, and he
held the conviction that the whole world of sounds was open for experiment and
use.
The Charles Ives Acoustic, Part 1 (2:06) Morning
The Charles Ives Acoustic, Part 2 (2:59) Noon
The
Charles Ives Acoustic, Part 3 (TBA) Evening (not yet posted)
Source:
You Tube
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