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no marmalade in the evening
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David Beardsley New Jersey
David Beardsley: composer, usually microtonal just intonation, sometimes minimalism, sometimes
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“Beardsley sculpts tones into overpowering moods…” - Kyle Gann (the Village Voice)
"slow music for fast times" - Steve Smith (WNYC/Gothamist, NY Times)
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Psychoacoustic-beats - the intermodulation of frequencies in the brain rather than in air. To tug at this philosophical thread, this is THE book! Clear prose, that explicates everything between your inner ear and musical enjoyment: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/neural-code-of-pitch-and-harmony/F6517CCE7D9F0E728D2689F22216F877#fndtn-information
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Dave Seidel: ~60 Hz
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This minimalist work uses almost pure sinewaves, gently crossing their frequencies, to create lulling soundscapes. Almost pure sinewaves, because the little variations turning around the main frequency of each note gives the necessary feeling of movement to the release. ~60 Hz is a calm and peaceful album that demanding sound purists will absolutely love, and if you liked it, I advise you to complete your experience with Frequencies (A/Fragments) by Nicolas Bernier, composed with tuning forks.
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Landvættirnar fjórar
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Icelandic composer Gudmundur Steinn Gunnarsson builds playful, experimental motifs around 13th-century mythological creatures.
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Minimalist modern classical that captures the slowly unfolding beauty of post-rock groups like Rachel’s.
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The composer regularly blurs the lines between classical, jazz, and electronic music on his latest album.
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Absence sleeps between the buildings at night
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