Any Resemblance Is Purely Coincidental

1992

Music/Sound

New Albion Records, San Francisco, NA 043 CD
CD

The Listening Room

Description

Any Resemblance Is Purely Coincidental (1980) sets live piano against the voice of the tenor Enrico Caruso. Thomas Stockham and Neil J. Miller at the University of Utah separated the voice by computer from a 1907 recording of “Vesti la giubba,” and the composer Charles Dodge then rebuilt it as synthetic sound. This 1992 New Albion CD also has Dodge’s Speech Songs, made in the early 1970s from synthesized speech at Bell Labs, and two works for live performers with computer-made sound on tape.

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