via Laurie Spiegel on Facebook"A veritable plethora of streamable stuff of mine is online today. In addition to the 2 in the the last post, 'The Orient Express' (with the perpetual acceleration alg) just showed up, streamable from The Wire's site"
Excerpt via the site: "Since the 1970s, US composer Laurie Spiegel has worked to develop new electronic music systems at Bell labs and elsewhere. "The Orient Express" (June–July 1974) is a track from The Expanding Universe, which was originally released as a four track album in 1980 and has recently been reissued by Unseen Worlds (digital and LP) with an added 15 tracks..."
Pictured: Laurie Spiegel in her New York studio, July 2012
Two EML semi-modulars. You can see the top system in this post featuring Laurie in her studio back in 1971.
I don't have labels for people, but you can search names in the top Blogger search box and the Google search box on the right. Here's a search using Blogger that will bring up posts in post format. Not only will you find posts focused on Laurie Spiegel, but you'll find any post mentioning her and her influence on the world of synthesizers and electronic music.
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