Friday, November 25, 2011
Douglas Lilburn (New Zealand Television Archives)
YouTube Uploaded by gramsci2004 on Nov 30, 2009
"New Zealand composer Douglas Lilburn giving a demonstration of a work composed in the Electronic Music Studio at Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand, in 1970. Lilburn is demonstrating the sounds produced for a modern dance performance that include the electronic reconstitution of the sounds of the extinct huia bird."
Douglas Lilburn 'Glass Music' (1971)
Uploaded by gramsci2004 on Nov 30, 2009
"Having composed his first major electro-acoustic work in 1965, 'The Return,' New Zealand composer Douglas Lilburn (1915-2001) set up New Zealand's first electronic music studio in Victoria University of Wellington where he held a teaching position as a senior lecturer in music. He subsequently went on to create a significant body of electro-acoustic music with predominant New Zealand themes."
via an interesting post on Music of Sound. Do check it out.
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