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Buy the cassette at the Touch Shop (Europe) or, buy it at Forced Exposure (U.S.A.) “Myriad” is a piece of music that contains 10,000 tracks of recorded audio. While 10,000 tracks was the original goal born out of a curious naiveté, it became apparent to me through the recording process that I was exploring something […]
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Myriad is a post-apocalyptic love story comprised of 10,000 tracks of recorded audio, yielding a great wall of sound. Unfolding over 31 minutes, the piece features over 150 performers on 200+ instruments including the Persian santur, various ARP/Buchla/Moog analog synthesizers, gamelans (handmade by Lou Harrison), classical strings, tympani, harpsichord, and percussion. Myriad is performed by a veritable “world orchestra”, creating the […]
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