Bowerbird presented a great event this past Friday, focusing on the early electronic works for Moog synthesizer by Philadelphia composer Andrew Rudin.
The concert featured a full-length presentation of Rudin's classic 1968 electronic work Tragoedia with live visuals provided by Peter Price, as well as two earlier electronic pieces, Il Giouco and Paideia, with film by the composer. Afterword Rudin spoke about the Philadelphia musical scene in the 1960s, including his interactions with composers such as Karlheinz Stockhausen and Maryanne Amacher.
Keep an ear out for a DVD re-release of Rudin's early electronic music in the near future. In the meantime, for more information and to hear an excerpt from Tragoedia, check out this post on Acousmata.
The concert featured a full-length presentation of Rudin's classic 1968 electronic work Tragoedia with live visuals provided by Peter Price, as well as two earlier electronic pieces, Il Giouco and Paideia, with film by the composer. Afterword Rudin spoke about the Philadelphia musical scene in the 1960s, including his interactions with composers such as Karlheinz Stockhausen and Maryanne Amacher.
Keep an ear out for a DVD re-release of Rudin's early electronic music in the near future. In the meantime, for more information and to hear an excerpt from Tragoedia, check out this post on Acousmata.
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