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Stanford Dust (2013)

Dust is about the exploration of noisy, grainy textures and about very slow movements of seemingly static sonic material, shredded into myriads of microscopic particles. The sources are leftovers of digital processes, noises that become even noisier, or field recordings; splashing waves captured in Australia on a beach with lots of pebbles, a massive storm, steam from a coffee machine, crackles of the lead out groove of an old record, hum and electrical discharges from a big transformer...

Stanford Dust is a version of Dust entirely based on recordings taken during a residency at The Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University in Spring 2013. Stanford Dust will be presented on May 23 and May 24 at Stanford's Bing Concert Hall Studio.

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