Sound Symposium 1988 is an album that features a variety of musical styles and artists from around the world. The album is a compilation of live performances from the Sound Symposium, an annual event held in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada.
The album features a range of instruments and styles, from traditional folk music to experimental electronic music. Some of the standout tracks include "Zapateado" by Mexican percussionist Fernando Rocha, "Prelude and Fugue in C Major" by Canadian pianist Mary Jo Carrabré, and "Kecak" by Balinese ensemble Gamelan Sekar Jaya.
The performances on this album are all of a high quality, and the recording captures the energy and excitement of the live performances. The album is a great way to experience the diversity of musical styles and cultures that were present at the Sound Symposium in 1988.
Theatre Work For Tape, Piano, Soprano Sax, Live Electronics And Percussion (excerpt)
2:46
Bells
5:32
The Arrival Of Sir John Franklin In Paradise (excerpt)
5:26
Sound Composium Jig
1:59
Untitled (excerpt)
3:58
I'se De B'y
4:02
Master Of Ceremonies, Sounding Off
2:06
Harbour Symphony (Excerpt)
2:08
Signing Off
1:08
Momentary Lapse Of Reason (Excerpt)
"Heels And Toes Polka", And "Paddy's Jig"
2:29
Archaic Myth (excerpt)
2:47
Sunrise
2:26
Fisherman's Favorite
2:59
Le Porteur Des Peines Du Monde (excerpt)
2:37
Danse
3:00
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Formats
Cassette
Compilation
C90
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Edited By
Don Wherry, Wallace Hammond
Compiled By
Don Wherry, Wallace Hammond
Recorded By
Dave Panting, Jim Rillie
Notes
Sound Symposium, a celebration of sound, brings artists from many disciplines to Newfoundland, where they join in exploring the relationships among their art forms and sound in the island's environment and culture. The emphasis is on exploration, exchange of ideas, and the presentation of new works.
Sound Symposium 1988 is a must-have for anyone interested in world music and experimental music. The album is a fascinating glimpse into the musical traditions and innovations of the late 1980s, and it is sure to delight and inspire listeners of all ages and backgrounds.