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Tag: Graeme Revell

More Poetry of DIY – Using the Means at Hand (1967-2011)
Intensity 6 Pop

More Poetry of DIY – Using the Means at Hand (1967-2011)

Paul Paulun
9. April 2021
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A politician’s elusion becomes poetry, music of the collective subconscious is transferred into a dreamy landscape, and insects’ microtonal sounds get rhythmic. 36 minutes with pieces by Blancmange, Graeme Revell, Gregory Whitehead, Holger Hiller, and others.

Flokati – Tunes for a Chill-out Zone (1970-2014)
Ambient Intensity 4

Flokati – Tunes for a Chill-out Zone (1970-2014)

Paul Paulun
4. September 2020
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Reminiscent of a certain time or place, these tunes are for a chill-out zone. 49 minutes with memories and fantasies by Cluster & Eno, Geir Jenssen, Graeme Revell, Muslimgauze, and others.

Ten Magic Pianos (1912-2017)
Avantgarde Intensity 6

Ten Magic Pianos (1912-2017)

Paul Paulun
3. May 2020
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For some, the piano is the instrument of instruments. Here are ten good reasons why. 40 minutes with works by Charlemagne Palestine, Graeme Revell, Henry Cowell, Johanna Magdalena Beyer, and others.

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1. Fascinated by Sound – Deep Listening

1. Fascinated by Sound – Deep Listening

How we listen creates our life. Listening is the basis of all culture. An introduction to composer Pauline Oliveros’ ideas about sound. For her, listening is to be aware of one’s self – not just in the current moment.

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From the futurists to hyperdub, musical ideas have constantly evolved. Sounds Central explores this vast area of experiments with audio essays, series, and thematic mixes from a pool of over 10,000 releases.

The selection doesn’t strive to be canonical, it rather comes from being a DJ who dislikes clichés and genres, but is fond of moving on the time line.

Listening with Misophonia

In 2021, I learned that I’m suffering from misophonia, a disorder that typically begins in childhood and that’s characterized by painful reactions towards certain sounds. 

Knowing about my misophonia, however, I’m able to react more relaxed in some trigger situations. This ability could be due to having internalized forms of conscious listening as propagated by composers like Pauline Oliveros and R. Murray Schafer. 

With a grant from Berlin based Musikfonds e.V., I developed an experimental approach to coping with the disorder.

More info in the Misophonia section.

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