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#podcast 🎼 Tom Johnson (1939-2024) was an American minimalist composer whose music drew on numerical and logical systems. A former student of Morton Feldman, his approach differs from Feldman’s freedom and the repetition of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Steve Reich.
In "Chord Catalogue" (1985), the pianist plays all 8,178 possible chords within one octave.
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#podcast 🎼 Tom Johnson (1939-2024) was an American minimalist composer whose music drew on numerical and logical systems. A former student of Morton Feldman, his approach differs from Feldman’s freedom and the repetition of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Steve Reich.
In "Chord Catalogue" (1985), the pianist plays all 8,178 possible chords within one octave.
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#podcast 🎼 Tom Johnson (1939-2024) was an American minimalist composer whose music drew on numerical and logical systems. A former student of Morton Feldman, his approach differs from Feldman’s freedom and the repetition of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Steve Reich.
In "Chord Catalogue" (1985), the pianist plays all 8,178 possible chords within one octave.
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#podcast 🎼 Tom Johnson (1939-2024) was an American minimalist composer whose music drew on numerical and logical systems. A former student of Morton Feldman, his approach differs from Feldman’s freedom and the repetition of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Steve Reich.
In "Chord Catalogue" (1985), the pianist plays all 8,178 possible chords within one octave.
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#podcast 🎼 Tom Johnson (1939-2024) was an American minimalist composer whose music drew on numerical and logical systems. A former student of Morton Feldman, his approach differs from Feldman’s freedom and the repetition of contemporaries like Terry Riley and Steve Reich.
In "Chord Catalogue" (1985), the pianist plays all 8,178 possible chords within one octave.
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#introduction: I'm a storyteller practicing the art of #oralstorytelling
I tell #folktales #myths #legends #FairyTales primarily to live audiences. Currently building a repertoire of traditional tales from the #Uyghur oral tradition.
Also interested in: #theatre #AudioDrama #SocialAudio #baking #movies and using #Instagram for #ConceptualArt
Mastodon seems to encourage puns, absurdist mini-plays, and hilarious intentional misreadings of everything and I am here for it.