League of Automatic Composers - Perkis, et al / Folk, et al

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About their group, Tim Perkis and John Bischoff write, "The League of Automatic Composers was a band/collective of electronic music experimentalists active in the San Francisco Bay Area between 1977 and 1983. Widely regarded as the first musicians to incorporate the newly available microcomputers of the day into live musical performance, the League created networks of interacting computers and other electronic circuits with an eye to eliciting surprising and new 'musical artificial intelligences... producing a music that was noisy, difficult, often unpredictable, and occasionally beautiful." The release of this historic compilation restores a vital link in the recorded history of live electronic music and as such is an essential document for anyone interested in the evolution of the American Experimental tradition.
 

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Includes work(s) by Tim Perkis, Jim Horton. Ensemble: The League of Automatic Composers. Soloists: John Bischoff (composer), Tim Perkis, Jim Horton.

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Bischoff, John : Dense Drone

  • Performers: John Bischoff (Electronics); Tim Perkis (Electronics); Jim Horton (Electronics)
  • Ensemble: The League of Automatic Composers
  • Period Time: 20th Century
  • Written: 1980
  • Studio/Live: Studio


 

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