Category Archives: Electroacoustic Music

NYCEMF 2021 June 21-27

Posted on June 23, 2021 by Mark

In-Between (2020) was chosen for the NYCEMF 2021, virtually. That’s okay. But I hope we find a venue that will present this work on a HUGE screen to do justice to Chris’s film. I would also like to hear 8″ … Continue reading →

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Sound Source for “In-Between”

Posted on January 21, 2018 by Mark Gustavson

In-Between is a new fixed media composition. Most of the recorded sounds and pitches are derived from  recordings I made of a large tam-tam. I processed the recordings in a MAX spectral freeze patch (designed by Jean-François Charles) to create these … Continue reading →

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I Heard an Angel Singing

Posted on December 30, 2016 by Mark Gustavson

One-Minute Song from a Singing Angel [embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B_lmffHbYo[/embedyt] Back in the summer I composed a one-minute piece entitled “I Heard an Angel Singing” for soprano and fixed audio. It was part of a collection of 15 songs by different composers … Continue reading →

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Why I Didn’t Embrace Electroacoustic Music

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Mark

I have been aware of synthesizers since I was in high school around 1976. In fact, I wrote an essay for a writing class about how in the future synthesizers would replace acoustic instruments. This has partly come true, hasn’t it? When … Continue reading →

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