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Zaffiri, Enore

La Voce Ed Il Sintetizzatore

(Rossbin

- Italy)

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Personnel:

Ellen Kappel-voice

Enore Zaffiri-synthesizer synthi a e Arp2600

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UPC: 8032603090142

Label: Rossbin
Catalog ID: RS023
Squidco Product Code: 6644

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2005
Country: Italy
Packaging: DVD snap case packaing without snap case in clear sleeve
Tracks 1 to 3 composed in 1973; tracks 4 to 8 composed in 1976; track 9 composed in 1981.

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"After almost forty years of creative activity, the name Enore Zaffiri still sounds "new", as his extraordinary artistic output has remained to a great extent unreleased. Pioneer of multimedia, electronic and ambient music (he founded the Turin Studio of Electronic Music in 1964) Zaffiri used the electronic instrument to find a new musical perspective based on a structuralist principle derived from Euclidean geometrics. In this works, dated between 1973 and 1988 he approche the combination of the electronic music with the voice... the meeting of the newest instrument, at that time the arp synth, and the oldest one, the human voice."-Rossbin

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Electro-Acoustic
Unusual Vocal Forms
August 2006

Track Listing:

1. Usk 2:58

2. Rannoch, By Glencoe 4:16

3. The Dark Lady 10:01

4. I Clearly Saw 2:37

5. 199 Chorus 4:10

6. Put Down 6:12

7. Omaggio A Webern 5:27

8. Pentaconta 6:08

9. Cantico Dei Cantici 14:40

Related Categories of Interest:

Electro-Acoustic
Unusual Vocal Forms
August 2006

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