Ethnotechnological Music
Apr 16, 1982
Description:
Ethnotechnological Music was a concert by Martin Bartlett, Doug Collinge, and Dan Scheidt. They performed two original electroacoustic works: Accumulator and Travellers’ Tales. The compositions made use of homemade electronic instruments, including Bartlett’s black box, and a number of flutes, rattles, gongs, and other percussion instruments from China, Indonesia, and Myanmar.Presented as part of the New Musica series.
Video and audio documentation available upon request.
Captions:
- Dan Scheidt, Doug Collinge, and Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Doug Collinge, Dan Scheidt, and Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Dan Scheidt, Doug Collinge, and Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Doug Collinge and Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
- Doug Collinge and Martin Bartlett performing Ethnotechnological Music, photo documentation, Apr 16, 1982.
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