Clarence Barlow, Dokumissa'87 + Intro to Januar am Nil

Piece 1: 1987
Piece 2: 1984
Two electronic pieces, of course very obscure, by stochastic composer Clarence Barlow. For the second piece, Barlow used a spiral to inform the structure of his music. The computer was programmed to produce melody to fill time equal to the segments produced from a series of spokes radiating from the center of spiral. The distances between these spokes increases as the path reaches farther out in the spiral.

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Music

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• clarence
• barlow
• stochastic
• electronic
• music
• melody

[ProgWill91]

Very interesting.

For electronic music, it is very tonal-sounding. I especially like the minimalistic development of the second selection.

[Darrning]

THANKS THANKS THANKS for this post !

[Darrning]

@felipeaca Hello felipeaca! I have a record of Orchideae Ordinariae..... Fantastic work! Clarence Barlow is a extraordinary composer.

[felipeaca]

Thanks a lot for this Greggary

Do you have the "Orchideae Ordinariae" ? :P

Maybe it would be a nice idea to upload it :)

[emperorIng360]

Cool, diverse stuff. The second electronic piece is pretty darn interesting.

I see there is a hour-long video about this guy in the related videos section. Might check him out; I like what i hear.