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David Tudor
(Lovely Music Ltd.) Includes biography and discography.Category Arts Music Composition Composers T Tudor, DavidDavid Tudor. In the world of American experimental music, DAVID TUDOR was somethingof a legend. David Tudor was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1926.
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Extractions: David Tudor In the world of American experimental music, DAVID TUDOR was something of a legend. For a number of years following the Second World War, he was the only performer to devote himself systematically to this music. In doing so, Tudor became a touchstone for some of the most radical musical activity of the 20th century. The praise accorded him by the composers whose music he performed attests to Tudor's unique ability not only to meet the requirements of fully notated scores, but also to accomplish more than anyone had imagined in music in which some degree of indeterminacy was a compositional principle. David Tudor was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1926. He studied with H. William Hawke (organ, theory), Irma Wolpe Rademacher (piano) and Stefan Wolpe (composition and analysis). His first professional activity was as an organist. He established himself as a pioneer in the performance of new music as early as 1950, when on December 17th, in New York, he gave the American premiere (and second performance anywhere) of Pierre Boulez' . From the early 1950s on, Tudor became John Cage's closest associate. Cage stated that all of his works until about 1970 were written either directly for Tudor or with him in mind. Tudor also gave first or early performances of works by Earle Brown, Sylvano Bussotti, Morton Feldman, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Christian Wolff, Stefan Wolpe, and La Monte Young, among others. These composers often wrote works expressly for Tudor and a number of them stated that Tudor's unerring ability to find his own imaginative and virtuoso solutions to the often puzzling and sometimes deliberately difficult problems of notation and performance was essential to the actual composition of their music.
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CDeMUSIC: David Tudor
David Tudor (19261996) The basic notion was that the loudspeaker should havea voice that was unique and not just an instrument of reproduction, but an
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Extractions: A pioneer of live electronic music, David Tudor began his musical career as a pianist playing music by John Cage, Pierre Boulez, Earle Brown, Morton Feldman, and Karlheinz Stockhausen. Towards the end of the 1960s, he stopped performing as a pianist and began working with modular electronic devices that he designed, performing actively with John Cage and with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Although much of Tudor's music was commissioned by the Cunningham Company, he also collaborated with visual artist Jackie Matisse Monnier and, in 1966, composed a major work for "9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering", produced by Experiments for Art and Technology. David Tudor taught at Black Mountain College (North Carolina) and at the summer new music institute at Darmstadt, Germany.
David Tudor
David Tudor. All Matches, Slimbridge 01Jan-1983 to 23-Sep-2000. Biography, CurrentClub, Slimbridge. Matches, 312. Catches, 100. Batting Statistics. Innings, 250.
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Extractions: David Tudor All matches, Slimbridge 01-Jan-1983 to 15-Sep-2002 Biography Current Club Slimbridge Matches Catches Batting Statistics Innings Not Outs Runs High Score 56 v Slimbridge Exiles 1997 Average 50's 100's Bowling Statistics Overs Maidens Runs Against Wickets Average Best Bowling 7-23 v Stonehouse (a) 1996 5 Wkt Inns Economy Rate 2.76 runs per over Strike Rate 34.87 balls per wicket
David Tudor - Wikipedia
David Tudor. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David Eugene Tudor (January 20,1926 August 13, 1996) was a pianist and composer of experimental music.
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Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David Eugene Tudor January 20 August 13 ) was a pianist and composer of experimental music. Tudor was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . He studied piano with Stefan Wolpe and became known as one of the leading performers of avant garde piano music. He gave the first American performance of the Piano Sonata No. 2 by Pierre Boulez in 1950, and a European tour in 1954 greatly enhanced his reputation. Karlheinz Stockhausen dedicated his (1955) to Tudor. Tudor also gave early performances of works by Morton Feldman and La Monte Young The composer with which Tudor is particularly associated is John Cage . He gave the premiere of Cage's Music of Changes Concerto For Piano and Orchestra and the notorious . Cage said that many of his pieces were written either specifically for Tudor to perform or with him in mind. The two worked closely together on many of Cage's pieces, both works for piano and electronic pieces. Upon Cage's death in
David Tudor
David Tudor (1926 1976). David Tudor - On Live Electronics As longas there it play. Rainforest by David Tudor (1968 - 1973). In 1973
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Extractions: David Tudor - On Live Electronics: As long as there are people who realize that machines are not interesting and that behind any music there has to be a live person, I think that we might be able to overcome the omnipresence of synthesizers and keyboards. A lot of it is in the character of the listening: if the loudspeakers themselves are just pumping something canned or whether they are really talking to you, and that's something that really only a musician listening to it can give you. I mean, if you have a musician performing a piece who is in the same space, who is listening to the sound, who knows when and how to make an alteration to enliven the situation, then you feel that something live is happening. If you don't have that, then you have to accept the fact that it's like going to the cinema. Things won't progress if electronic music remains on that level. From an interview by Teddy Hultberg TH: When you perform, sitting behind your tables full of components, you give the impression that something is going to happen here that is not totally predictable. It seems that you want to surprise yourself as much as you want to surprise the audience. Is that correct?
David Tudor
David Tudor werd in 1926 geboren in Philadelphia. Hij studeerde orgelen muziektheorie bij H. William Hawke, piano bij Irma Wolpe
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Extractions: Een grote verdienste van Tudor was geluid voortbrengen zonder enige geluidsbron als invoer. Hiermee bevrijdde hij zichzelf van de meer conventionele relatie tussen de componist en het instrument. Zijn elektrische machines praatten voor zichzelf. Hiervoor bestudeerde hij het begrip versterking en feedback. Door een deel van de uitvoer terug in de invoer te sturen kon hij een puur elektrisch geluid voortbrengen (dit principe is gekend als feedback oscillation). Uiteraard zorgde Tudor hier voor een mijlpaal uit de geschiedenis. Muziek die niet meer met trillingen werkt maar met elektrische stromen.
Anekdotes Over David Tudor
DAVID TUDOR ANEKDOTES. MC Richards and David Tudor invited several friendsto dinner. I was there and it was a pleasure. Terug naar David Tudor.
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Extractions: M.C. Richards and David Tudor invited several friends to dinner. I was there and it was a pleasure. After dinner we were sitting around talking. David Tudor began doing some paper work in a corner, perhaps something to do with music, though I'm not sure. After a while there was a pause in the conversation, and someone said to David Tudor, "Why don't you join the party?" He said, "I haven't left it. This is how I keep you entertained."
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David Tudor. Follow Ups Post Followup Primarily Petroliana'sGas Station Shop Talk FAQ Anybody seen/heard from David Tudor?
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Extractions: Follow Ups Post Followup Primarily Petroliana's Gas Station Shop Talk FAQ Posted by Brian on August 27, 2000 at 21:58:58: Anybody seen/heard from David Tudor? He posted he need som Tokheim 39 parts and he had told me that when he got back from vacation, he would contact me and send the money. This has been over a month ago. I've tried both email addresses I have for him, and neither work. Comments: : Anybody seen/heard from David Tudor? He posted he need som Tokheim 39 parts and he had told me that when he got back from vacation, he would contact me and send the money. This has been over a month ago. I've tried both email addresses I have for him, and neither work. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL:
David Tudor - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For All
David Tudor. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. David Eugene Tudor (January 20,1926 August 13, 1996) was a pianist and composer of experimental music.
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The David Tudor Pages
(19261996) Comprehensive database of information on him and his music.Category Arts Music Composition Composers T tudor, davidThe david tudor Pages represent a comprehensive database of informationon david tudor and his music. If you have anecdotes, stories
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Extractions: WHAT'S NEW Check out the interesting story behind Robert Hauk's recent "chance" aquisition of David Tudor's bandoneon in the stories and anecdotes page. "Neural Synthesis" has recently been performed by John D.S. Adams at the Sound Symposium in St. John's Newfoundland this past July. See ACTIVITIES ARCHIVE for more info. Getty Research Institute (Los Angeles) who acquired David Tudor's archive, has cataloged its contents. Here is a direct link to the Getty's Tudor Archive's Finding Aid. The David Tudor Symposium, "The Art of David Tudor: Indeterminacy and Performance in Postwar Culture" held from May 17-20, 2001 was a success. For more detailed information on what transpired, visit this direct link to the Getty's Tudor Archive or visit the ACTIVITIES ARCHIVE page for more info. Tudor's infamous installation piece, Rainforest IV has been revived and is alive and kicking. Performances have taken place at The Lincoln Center (1998), Toronto (1999), Mills College (1999) and most recently, CalArts. Here are some details and photos from the Lincoln Center event. Please check into
Sonic Memorial For David Tudor
A collection of sound files created in his honor.
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Extractions: Algojo)(Algojo * Indicates a sound file which the composer has given permission for mixing with other sound files on this site. ** Indicates a sound file which the composer has given permission for mixing with other sound files on the condition that the unaltered sound is also made available from the same document.
Table Of Contents
The david tudor Pages Table of Contents In order to make site navigationa little easier, we have added this table of contents.
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The Art Of David Tudor (Research At The Getty)
A Web site that complements the Getty Research Institute symposium focusing on the work of pianist and composer.
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The Deep Listening® Catalog - DAVID TUDOR
tudor Plays Cage and tudor Pianist and composer david tudor in the 1982 recording of John Cage's Solo for Piano (from the Concert for Piano and Orchestra) and the 1993 performance of tudor's own Neural synthesis No. 2.
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Extractions: Pianist and composer David Tudor in the 1982 recording of John Cage's Solo for Piano (from the Concert for Piano and Orchestra and the 1993 performance of Tudor's own Neural synthesis No. 2. Item number TD-CD-1; Compact disc $16.00 Neural Synthesis, Nos. 6-9 In this two-disc Lovely Music release, electronic music pioneer David Tudor orchestrates electronic sounds in ways analogous to our biological bodies' orchestration of consciousness. The performance features a custom-built neural-network synthesizer as well as Tudor's own unique collection of electronic devices. The first CD contains Tudor's (binaural recording). The second CD contains (stereo recording). Double compact disc set OUT OF STOCK A colloboration with Pauline Oliveros and David Tudor , the three compositions on this recording feature the bandoneon, a polyphonic, metal-reed instrument of the concertina family. Mesa , originally commissioned by the Merce Cunningham Dance Company, is performed here by David Tudor , bandoneon, with Gordon Mumma , cybersonic console.
A David Tudor Cookbook
A david tudor COOKBOOK Richards peers into one of david tudor's several cupboards of ingredients at his house in Stony Point NY. Photo M Rogalsky 1995 ©19952001 david tudor / Matt Rogalsky
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DAVID TUDOR PAPERS, 1884-1998 (BULK 1940-1996)
Inventory of the Getty Research Institute for the History of Art and the Humanities.
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