Tag Archives: Tracks

Flute Sketch

Here is the preliminary sketch I made for the flute/electronics piece which is to be played at INTER/actions in Bangor next month. The flute part was generously donated by Sean Goldthorpe and the computer part makes extensive use of the IRCAM Mubu multibuffer.

nwdlbot group on Soundcloud

I’ve just added a group to SoundCloud called nwdlbots pronounced “noodlebots” so that people using the bots in their music can put files up and hear what others are doing. If you have anything you would like to share or you just want to listen, please go to: https://soundcloud.com/groups/nwdlbots-pronounced-noodlebots

more nwdl tracks

Posted on February 5, 2012

More tracks online made with nwdlbots. First there’s nwdlbient parts 1 – 3 by (the) 99942 from d4management in St. Petersburg . Three albums, totalling 30 tracks on soundcloud. I’ve just started listening to them and there’s some interesting stuff. http://soundcloud.com/d4management/sets Then there’s some tracks by Ben Glawe’s Conflict of Confidence project of which he says “All but track #4 are essentially exercises in … More…

nwdl tracks?

Posted on September 14, 2011

A few people around the web have started to post mp3 tracks showing what they’re doing with nwdlbots (pronounced noodlebots). I’m very interested to hear how different people are using the bots and would like to post links on this site so that others can hear them too. Please get in touch if you’ve got something. Here’s one track I found yesterday. It’s from … More…

60×60 Airplay

Posted on June 13, 2005

Richard’s entry for the 60×60 project 2005 was played on June 12th on Max Shea’s Martian Gardens radio show (WMUA FM 91.1 Amherst, Massachusetts, USA). 60×60 is a concert containing 60 compositions from 60 different composers, each composition 60 seconds or less in duration. These 60 recorded pieces are performed in succession without pause one after another for a 1 hour concert. The performance … More…

Solstice Greetings from Sunday Dance Music

Posted on December 6, 2002

Christmas is now drawing near at hand (trad. arr. Richard Garrett 2002) An instrumental version of a moralising carol popular among travelling people in the West Midlands of England about a century ago. The tune dates from before the sixteenth century but this version is inspired by the singing of Elaine Waterson on the album Frost and Fire (Topic Records 1965). Richard recorded this … More…

Full Tracks Online at mp3.com

Posted on January 1, 2002

You can now listen four full tracks from Robot Sculpture on Richard’s page at mp3.com. They are: “Messages”, “Kagemusha”, “Alcazar” and “Play What’s Not There”. Each one is available free in high and low quality streaming mpeg-3 formats. (link now expired)