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Anticipations_1

from Looking Forward and Back by Joel G Taylor

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'Anticipations_1' is a meditation on what is coming. The work uses a 12-tone subset of a 'musical gamut' of 17 intervals arranged by Robert Martin: 1/1 28/27 9/8 5/4 21/6 45/32 3/2 14/9 27/16 7/4 15/8 2/1. The sound of the work is what happens when one takes a piano model of an Erard Piano, a physical modeling preset available in PianoTeq, tuned to the scale above, and feeds that instrument's sound into Tom Erbe's Soundhack Spiral Stretch, and Soundhack Pitchshift software. In short, voices, brass, strings, percussion, and other. Both tracks were improvised on the evening of 11/02/2011. The tuning in cents notation is: 0, 63, 204, 386, 471, 590, 702, 765, 906, 969, 1088, 1200. There are 1200 cents per one octave. The work was remastered on 11/11/11.

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from Looking Forward and Back, track released November 9, 2011
Track photograph by Linda Hungerford, copyright 2011.

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joel taylor Quito, Ecuador

Joel Taylor is a composer/improvisor/programmer who works with a wide variety of electronic and acoustic media. He performs on analog synths, computers, keyboards, shakuhachi, suling, flute, and percussion, and has composed concert music for orchestra, gamelan, and various chamber ensembles. ... more

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