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Classical beds

realized by Don Voegeli
Resource Type:
Music CD
Publication:
[Madison, Wisconsin] : University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, University Archives, [2018]
Copyright:
℗1976
Related Series:
Instant production music (Complete); v. 5

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Table of Contents:
  • Courante from French suite no. II / Bach
  • To a wild rose / MacDowell
  • Andante from piano sonata no. III, K. 545 / Mozart
  • Nocturne, op. 55 no. 1 / Chopin
  • Folk song, op. 38 no. 2 / Grieg
  • Sonatina / Handel
  • Prelude II from Well-tempered clavichord / Bach
  • May night / Palmgren
  • Excerpt from Toccata per cembalo / Scarlatti
  • Pavane (for a dead princess) / Ravel
  • March / Bach
  • L'ingenne : (gavotte) / Arditi
  • Fantasia / Johann Krieger
  • Adagio cantabile from Sonata pathetique / Beethoven.
Contributors:
Voegeli, Don , arranger of music
Languages:
English
Language Notes:
Accompanying materials: English
Related Series:
Instant production music (Complete); v. 5
Subjects:
Electronic music
Radio music
Production music
Genres:
Radio music
Production music
Performance Medium:
Synthesizer
General Notes:
Title from disc label.
"60 [and] 30 second versions of serious music to be used as bridges in themselves or as beds for promotional and public service announcements"--Insert.
"Don Voegeli created this during the early years of electronic music using a monophonic Moog synthesizer that required him to record every note separately on its own track as it was not possible to simultaneously record two notes or a chord. Thus, creating these pieces was painstaking work requiring layering the notes together on a multi-track tape machine"--Insert.
Created at Electrosonic Studios, Vilas Communication Hall, Madison, Wisconsin, previously released as Electrosonic Studio S80-1357S (LP).
At head of title: Digital Preservation Project.
"Cleared for use by and for public, non-commercial radio, television and media."
Descriptive notes by Don Voegeli (1976), and historical and technical notes by Jim Voegeli (2018) on insert.
Physical Description:
1 audio disc ; 4 3/4 in.
Physical Characteristics:
plastic; metal; 4 3/4 in.; 1.4 m/s
Audio Characteristics:
digital; optical; stereo
Digital Characteristics:
audio file; CD audio
Call Numbers:
LPCD 161,303
Other Standard Numbers:
Publisher Number, Electrosonic Studio: S80-1357S
OCLC Numbers:
1076544579