Artist: Carl Stone
Genre(s):
Ambient
New Age
Discography:
Emit 1196
Year: 1996
Tracks: 1
Carl Stone em-t 1196
Year: 1996
Tracks: 4
American electro-acoustic and calculator musician Carl Stone whole kit in the first place in sampler-based typography, emphasizing the slow evolution of reasoned through thematic variation and recurrence. A Los Angeles native, Stone currently lives in San Francisco, a alkali of sorts for his on-going affair in the international van scene. A student of estimator music innovators Morton Subotnick and James Tenney, Stone studied composition formally at the California Institute of the Arts. Focusing stringently on electro-acoustic composition since the early '70s, Stone's licenced workings experience been performed in the U.S. (under such auspices as the National Endowment for the Arts and the LA Museum of Modern Art), as well as in Canada, Europe, South America, Australia, and, about ofttimes, Japan, where he's collaborated with dance companies and composed for celluloid, picture, radio distribute, and multimedia installment. More recent industrial plant have included 1992's "Kamiya Bar," an evening-length writing for Tokyo-FM based on the city's urban soundscape, as well as the 1993 piece "Ruen Pair," commissioned by the Paul Dresher Ensemble. Although his recorded output represents only a small share of his total compositional go, Stone has released a number of albums through similarly eclecticist means -- from self-distributed cassettes and independent labels such as New Albion and Em:t, to bigger, more placeable names like Sony and EMI. Stone's heat for food normally industrial plant its way into his music in titular fashion -- "Nayala," "Mom's," "Sukothai," and "Kamiya Bar" ar all named for darling restaurants.
Rave new world
