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hipster_bebop_junkie · 12.26.2010, 02:54 AM

LUIS DE PABLO

AGP17 features three electroacoustic works by the Spanish composer Luis de Pablo, all created between 1974 and 1976, when de Pablo was working at the electronic music studio at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Luis de Pablo founded the first electronic music studio in Spain, in 1965, and composed a number of electroacoustic works starting shortly thereafter (in addition to his large catalog of vocal and instrumental works). These three have an intriguing reverberatory sound that can be a bit murky at times but conveys an atmosphere of mystery.

"Visto de Cerca" is for three musicians and tape, the musicians singing as well as playing a variety of instruments. "Chaman" appears to be de Pablo's only published work for electronic tape alone. "Al son que tocan" is an homage to the great Spanish poet Antonio Machado, for voice, instruments, and tape.

Visto de Cerca [21:34]
Chaman [22:48]
Al son que tocan, side 1 [16:21]
Al son que tocan, side 2 [16:00]

http://www.sendspace.com/file/fh3z28

12.26.2010, 02:54 AM	#1314
hipster_bebop_junkie 100% Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Mexico Posts: 777	LUIS DE PABLO AGP17 features three electroacoustic works by the Spanish composer Luis de Pablo, all created between 1974 and 1976, when de Pablo was working at the electronic music studio at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. Luis de Pablo founded the first electronic music studio in Spain, in 1965, and composed a number of electroacoustic works starting shortly thereafter (in addition to his large catalog of vocal and instrumental works). These three have an intriguing reverberatory sound that can be a bit murky at times but conveys an atmosphere of mystery. "Visto de Cerca" is for three musicians and tape, the musicians singing as well as playing a variety of instruments. "Chaman" appears to be de Pablo's only published work for electronic tape alone. "Al son que tocan" is an homage to the great Spanish poet Antonio Machado, for voice, instruments, and tape. Visto de Cerca [21:34] Chaman [22:48] Al son que tocan, side 1 [16:21] Al son que tocan, side 2 [16:00] http://www.sendspace.com/file/fh3z28 __________________ Religion kills more than it saves you, man...
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