9 thoughts on “ Pattern C - Mamoru Fujieda, Sarah Cahill - Patterns Of Plants (CD, Album) ”

1. Patterns of Plants, composed between and , is Mamoru Fujieda’s magnum opus. Working with the “Plantron,” a device created by botanist and artist Yūji Dōgane, the composer measured electrical fluctuations on the surface of the leaves of plants, and converted the data thus obtained into sound using the Max programming system. Through a process he has likened to searching “in a.

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2. Dec 08,  · Fujieda, Mamoru. Patterns of Plants – Sarah Cahill, piano (Pinna Records) (I wrote about the Fujieda/Cahill CD here.) Nielsen, Carl. Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3 – New York Philharmonic,/Alan Gilbert, conductor (Dacapo ) Nielsen, Carl.

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3. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Patterns of Plants - Mamoru Fujieda on AllMusic - - The musical material for this elegant and 6/

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4. Sarah Cahill, Mamoru Fujieda: Patterns of Plants. Fujieda’s work is one of the most striking compositions in contemporary music. The music is literally organic, composed out of Fujieda’s recordings of electrical activity in plants.

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5. Oct 29,  · Sarah Cahill (born ) is an American pianist based in the Bay Area. [1] She has also worked as a writer on music and as a radio show host. The San Francisco Bay Area is a populous region surrounding the San Francisco, San Pablo, and Suisun Bay estuaries in the northern part of the U.S. state of California.

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6. The notion of "plant music" could almost be taken as a goof on minimalist composition, but mamoru fujieda takes the concept quite literally his second set of pieces patterns of plants 2 by fujieda, mamoru [] [mamoru fujieda] on amazoncom *free* super saver shipping on qualifying offers pianist sarah cahill has been trying to get me together with japanese composer mamoru fujieda.

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7. The cd is very harmonic in a positive sense (I refuse to like classical music written before , even if it is as skillful as Bach, to explain the value i give the term "harmonic") and very listenable. After a few listenings, you remember many "hooks", like a good pop album. This cd will most likely make it to my all time top twenty, pure magic.5/5(3).

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8. Mamoru Fujieda • Patterns of Plants “Fujieda’s Plant Patterns are tonal (or modal), but their outward, post-minimalist simplicity conceals real sophistication of technique. The pieces are built out of a few basic ideas: repetition of the initial pattern Cahill has been championing this music for some time now, and she plays it with.

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9. Summoning the specters of musical forbears, and channeling the spirits of their successors, the New Music Seance Concerts featured a marathon of performances by pianist Sarah Cahill, and the dynamic violin/piano duo of Kate Stenberg and Eva-Maria Zimmermann.

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