Für Freunde abgedrehter elektronischer Musik:

“Der Kern dieses Albums ist der Ausfluss meiner Beschäftigung mit dem Voynich-Manuskript. Unter anderem werden auch Transkriptionen mechanisch in »Sprache« verwandelt und klingen dabei gar nicht so fremd — wie auch das Schriftbild des Manuskriptes gar nicht so fremd aussieht. Es bleibt aber trotz aller Vertrautheit unverständlich, ein ungelesenes Kryptogramm, eine Flaschenpost im trüben Ozean der Zeiten, die jeden Finder vor Rätsel stellt.”

Eine Möglichkeit zum Anhören, den kostenfreien Download und einen Knopf zur freiwilligen Spende gibt es hier.

Und wem das eine Album nicht reicht, der schaut mal hier nach.

“A musical tribute to two great men of science. Carl Sagan and his cosmologist companion Stephen Hawking present: A Glorious Dawn – Cosmos remixed. Almost all samples and footage taken from Carl Sagan’s Cosmos and Stephen Hawking’s Universe series. “

via forgetomori

Gefunden in der Stadt-Bremerhaven

via ThirdEyeConcept.Com

“Hier finden Sie ein Lexikon über Götter- und Sagengestalten aus Mythologien von 30 Kulturen der Erde.”

Für Anderssprechende gibt es da noch den “Godchecker”

“There’s a kind of perverse joy that comes from watching a truly awful movie musical. Bad acting. Bad dancing. Bad songs. The roller disco extravaganza Xanadu (1980) is considered by many to be the Mount Everest of bad movie musicals, with the Village People’s Can’t Stop the Music (1980) running a close second.

But there is another, lesser known, contender that was also released in 1980. Thanks to a series of midnight shows and cable airings, Menahem Golan’s The Apple has achieved a whole new cult fan base. This freaky multi-genre spectacular has earned a place along side Xanadu and Can’t Stop the Music as a movie musical that is so completely misguided that it must be seen to be believed.”

Cool Cinema Thrash, IMDb 

“Denkt man heute an das Zeitalter der Hippies zurück, denkt man an Peace, Love & Happiness, an freie Liebe, bewußtseinserweiternde Drogen, an die unglaubliche Musik, an das Erwachen einer neuen, friedlichen Generation von Blumenkindern im Zeichen des Wassermannes.

Komisch, daß diese “friedliche Revolution” eigentlich nichts bewirkt hat – in dieser kaltblütigen, gewalttätigen Endzeit-Welt von heute wundert man sich, wo die schönen Ideen von damals verblieben sind.”

Are you for Real? from eyestorm

“Keeping Score is a project of the San Francisco Symphony designed to make classical music more accessible to people of all ages and musical backgrounds. The goal: use media in its most public and accessible forms to show that classical music can speak to everyone and instill a lifelong love of music.”

Beethoven – Erioca
Stravinsky – Le sacre du printemps

“My approach in “Carmen of the Spheres” is to try to literally hear the planets as they orbit the sun. Obviously 365.25 days is a good deal slower than the average sound wave!! However there is a wonderful principle in acoustics, at the very least for humans, and that is that when you double the speed of the wave, the “flavour” of the pitch remains the same. The implications of this are obvious for things like “octaves” – an F# is an F# is an F#.”

“The MIDI sequencer intelligently produced melodies by manipulating the musical elements of rhythm and note-choice. Guided by inputs based on hamster movements, Markov chains were used to perform such beat and note computations. In culmination, 3 simultaneous voices were produced spanning 3 octaves and 3 rhythmic tiers. Each voice was controlled by two hamsters: one that was responsible for adjusting the rhythmic qualities of the melody and another that modified the note sequence.”

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…to electronic music

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“Uniting the west coast downtempo sound design with a microfusion of imbedded polyproduction, the green samurai clan is a synergy of different styles, lineages and musical traditions. Spreading across the underground like a new form of life, the gsc downtempo sensibility melds sonic environments with chilled out mindstates bringing the goodness like a cool mountain breeze on a hot day.”
(Free .mp3 Download)

“Musopen is a community driven, online music repository started by a music and economics college student named Aaron Dunn.

This site takes music that is in the public domain, meaning a work that belongs to the community, and has it recorded by individuals and college/community orchestras throughout the United States and stored online so it can be accessed for free through this website.”

“The Method is software that creates music, allowing you to ’sit’ for a musical portrait just as if you were being painted. The software ‘paints’ your music. It will only take a few minutes of your time.”

This is mine: “Mythropolis.mp3” (7,4 Mb)