Songs and Views of the Magnetic Garden

Songs and Views of the Magnetic Garden

Infobox Album
Name = Songs and Views of the Magnetic Garden
Type = studio
Artist = Alvin Curran


Released = 1975
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Label = Catalyst
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"Songs and Views of the Magnetic Garden" (1975/Catalyst 09026-61823-2 1993) is an album "performed, synthesized, recorded, and mixed by Alvin Curran." Liner notes by Tim Page and Alvin Curran.
*"This lush musical landscape, Alvin Curran's first multi-media solo work, intertwines singing and synthesizer, drones and overtones, bells, gamelans, and sounds of nature--a unique tapestry of sound that eloquently introduces a fanciful and original American composer." From the album back.Curran says that he was encouraged by then recent solo works by Terry Riley, Lamonte Young, Charlemagne Palestine, and Simone Forti.

Track listing

# From a Room on the Plaza - Wind, high-tension wires, swallows, percussion, "molimo"
# Crystal Aires - Voice, ring modulator, glass chimes, water glugger, bees
# Walked the Way Home - Jew's harp, synthesizer, flugelhorn, dogs
# Gli Scariolanti - Italian folksong sung by Margherita Berietti
# On My Satin Harp - VCS3 synthesizer, kalimba, sounds of the sea
# At Harmony Ranch - Whirling plastic tubes, peepers (frogs), "Guido" the dog


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