First performed in 1982, this piece uses 9 sine/square wave oscillators broadcast over 3 loudspeakers that are swung in circles by 3 performers. This video was produced in 1987 and is edited to just over 7 minutes, while a live performance of the piece lasts approximately 25 minutes. For more information visit www.gordonmonahan.com
This might sound really odd, but I thought that was totally sexy!
andreahawk 3 months ago
I was neither aesthetically nor conceptually impacted by this piece.
fearingmusic 5 months ago
Utterly FANTASTIC!!!
jbearden 9 months ago
that is modern art
gwoodcraft 1 year ago
replicates sound from the monolith in "2001 space odyssey"
savagejargon 1 year ago
the day the earth stood still
Reliancedred 1 year ago
i love the 'hand on the dial' shot at the beginning - very school's science video. you need a clipped english accent saying 'the frequency was set to three hundred cycles. write that down in your workbooks.'
great piece of work.
StookieBill 1 year ago 2
wow this really messes with your head so cool
blahpoopman 1 year ago
I've been playing a recording of this piece for my students for a few years now. It's great to see just how it was done, and the video is well made. Thanks.
simonthebear 2 years ago
saw it at The Kitchen... great to have this reminder.
davidwatson 2 years ago