Drips is a new composition exclusively for Music For The Williamson Tunnels: A Collection Of The Sound Of Dripping Water

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A founding member of The Pogues, it is Jem's more recent works that resonate here, specifically Score for a hole in the ground (2006). Located in a Kent forest, it is a simple structure, inspired by the suikinkutsu water chimes of Kyoto, that amplifies water dripping down a well. It is also conceptually a trilogy of approaches to the sound of dripping water - as natural environmental sound, as rhythm and as ritualistic performance prop. Water and Birds #1 comes from 2005.

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Created as a 29-minute piece for broadcast during Isea 98, this edit was composed using amateur actors and found sounds. Aside from the street recordings, Two-Step, Gotham City sample and spoken word, all sounds were constructed from the single ‘drip’ sample. McKinley is author of the award-winning Jackson Pollock the musical published by Michael Butterworth in 2007.

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An update of a soundpiece I made on Slater St. in an office that is no longer there.

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The impotent ranting of a frustrated sound designer who is perpetually at odds with the demands of society.
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Jeff Young and Alan Dunn - Chapter I (absinthe) 

Jeff Young and Alan Dunn compiled from Music For The Williamson Tunnels: A Collection Of The Sound Of Dripping Water - Link 

The Italian fluxus composer has contributed his version of this Fluxus score by Ken Friedman: Glasses: one filled with ice water, one with boiling tea, one or more empty glasses. Liquids are transferred from glass to glass, until the tea is cooled to drinking temperature. Link

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Ben Torrence, based in Seattle and operating as Splinters, has contributed this beautifully precise track from his CD The Watchmaker (Woodson Lateral Records, 2006). Link

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As original translator of Apollinaire's Calligrammes, Oliver kindly recorded this new reading of Il pleut (It's raining) for the Collection. Link

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A prolific inventor of sound-emitting devices, Canadian artist and technician Le Caine (1914-1977) composed his Dripsodies in one night using only the sound of a single drop of water falling into a bucket, re-recorded at different speeds. Link

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