An Alternate History of Canadian Electronic Music (1956–1981) Curated by Keith Fullerton Whitman (US/AU) Presented by send + receive: a festival of sound v20 Poolside Gallery | Video Pool Media Arts Centre 221-100 Arthur Street, 2nd Floor | Wednesday–Saturday 12:00–5:00 PM Broadcasts on CKUW 95.9 FM, Sundays at 5:00 PM beginning October 14 During the course of this three-hour program, the listener will be drawn into the deepest recesses of early electronic music in Canada. The focus of this program is on obscure and transgressive pieces found outside of the usual academic lanes, all from the nascent days where psychedelia, sound poetry, experimental film and emerging audio and video technologies were all being explored with equal aplomb. The work of composers and musicians such as Wayne Carr, Robert Bauer, Lloyd Burritt, and Marcelle Deschênes will be explored, along with seldom-heard pieces by storied figures such as Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux, Rudolf Komorous, Ann Southam, Alain Clavier, Michel Longtin, and Norman McLaren.
Saturday, February 22, 2020
musique électronique canadienne
An Alternate History of Canadian Electronic Music (1956–1981) Curated by Keith Fullerton Whitman (US/AU) Presented by send + receive: a festival of sound v20 Poolside Gallery | Video Pool Media Arts Centre 221-100 Arthur Street, 2nd Floor | Wednesday–Saturday 12:00–5:00 PM Broadcasts on CKUW 95.9 FM, Sundays at 5:00 PM beginning October 14 During the course of this three-hour program, the listener will be drawn into the deepest recesses of early electronic music in Canada. The focus of this program is on obscure and transgressive pieces found outside of the usual academic lanes, all from the nascent days where psychedelia, sound poetry, experimental film and emerging audio and video technologies were all being explored with equal aplomb. The work of composers and musicians such as Wayne Carr, Robert Bauer, Lloyd Burritt, and Marcelle Deschênes will be explored, along with seldom-heard pieces by storied figures such as Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux, Rudolf Komorous, Ann Southam, Alain Clavier, Michel Longtin, and Norman McLaren.
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