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Weisser Westen
DEBUT ALBUM
2 LP Gatefold Cover + CD + Poster / Lyrics / Manifesto
Limited Edition of 100 x Double White Vinyl
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The White Vinyl Edition is exclusively available at weisserwesten.com
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Leonardo Music Journal Volume 21, 2011
Beyond Notaion: Communicating Music
CD Introduction by Andrew Raffo Dewar
Tracklist and Credits by following artist:
Jem Finer, Gordon Mumma, Katherine Young, James Fei, Alexis Porfiriadis, Chris Mann, Matthew Marble, Phillip Schulze, Guillermo Gregorio, Rajesh K. Mehta, Pauline Oliveros
More Info about the LMJ21 Magazine
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Soundtrack: »Essay« LP (Apparent Extent)
Sascha Hahn - Pedal Steel Guitar
Christian Jendreiko - ARP Odyssey Synthesizer
Phillip Schulze - Digitale Pumpe
Recorded live at Mintrop 20, Düsseldorf, Germany.
March 29, 2010 as live soundtrack to Sascha Hahn's film "Essay."
Recorded and mixed by Phillip Schulze.
Cover by Sascha Hahn.
Inner Sleeve Photographs by Max Schulze.
Typography by Nicole Algieri.
Vinyl cutting by Flo Kaufmann
2011
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Phillip Schulze: Cause Unfold Proceed (2010)
Limited Edition of 500. Double Vinyl. CD. Photo Edition. Postcard. Information Material.
This edition outlines five different electro-acoustic solo works based on identical compositional and performative doctrines.
The sound material originates from causal elements found within the site itself, computer hardware and software, and feedback. This amalgamated construct unfolds and proceeds musically due to the regulatory measures and interventions activated by the performer's hand. Concrete material evolves and devolves into alternations between raw, abstract, and granular sound generations. [...]
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Alvin Lucier: Sferics & Music for Solo Performer (2009)
Audio CD
Track 1, Sferics (1981), recorded on August 27, 1981, in Church Park, Colorado. Originally released on the LP Sferics (VR 1017).
Track 2, Music For Solo Performer (1965), recorded at the Wesleyan University Experimental Music Studio, on December 8 and 9, 2007. Recording: Ron Kuvila, Ivan Naranjoriva, Phillip Schulze.
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Notations 21 - Author Theresa Sauer (2009)
Book
Drawing inspiration from John Cage's, Notations, Notations 21 features illustrated musical scores from more than 100 international composers, all of whom are making amazing breakthroughs in the art of notation. These spectacularly beautiful and fascinatingly creative visual pieces not only make for exciting music, but inspiring visual art as well. The scores are accompanied by written contributions from the artists that explore every facet of their creative processes, from inspiration to execution. Contributors include the likes of Karlheinz Stockhausen, Earle Brown, Halim El-Dabh, Joan La Barbara, and Yuji Takahashi, as well as emerging composers whose compositions are also visually astounding and important. In the spirit of honoring the 40th anniversary of Cage's seminal book, while furthering it in a 21st century context, a portion of the sales will be donated to the Foundation for Contemporary Performing Arts.
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Quartet Solo Series - Striking Mechanism (2009)
Audio CD
". . . a startling journey in sound." – Mia Clarke (Time Out Chicago)
Full length CD, limited edition of 500, featuring solo works by
marina peterson: cello
phillip schulze: electronics
jonathan chen: electronics
andrew raffo dewar: soprano saxophone
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Schwarzweiss - Eins - Author Max Schulze / Kathrin Menne (2006)
Art Magazine
The magazine focuses on different approaches and artistic positions in contemporary visual art.
Not like other large art magazines, schwarz-weiss concentrates only on a few artists to provide
enough space and freedom to represent the art works in an appropriate manner.
The magazine itself consists of loose and folded A3 pages in an edition of 500 to 750 copies.
Designed and printed in black on white, it is neither bounded nor stapled,
so the pages can be taken out and function as a separate artistic work in multiple forms.
Thus the magazine is not only a descriptive medium, it also has characteristic qualities of an art object.
The focus of schwarz-weiss is placed on the artistic point of view and its resulting work,
rather than on describing an artistic character. The magazine comments about artistic methods
and points of view by showing basic works, research results and sketches, which are formed
into a closed contribution.Compared to the high glossy art magazines, books and exhibitions,
we felt the need to go back to the basics and make a rough contrasting magazine with strong
artistic statements. We wanted to reduce directly to artistic content by using only black and white.
Schwarz-weiss is a documenting medium, whose target group is not the big market,
but artists and other culture-creators. One of our goals is to net artists by organizing the magazine
and at least three exhibitions or magazine presentations together with the artists.
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Tools of mind - edited by Matt Marble (2007)
magazine FO A RM special issue no. 1
52 pp., 8 x 9", saddle-stitched, numbered edition of 150, hand-stamped cover,
Collecting the work of international composers, artists and thinkers, each contribution in this book offers a model, design, plan, or score. Each contribution reflects a shared path of origin - the mind as a resource. As tools of action or reflection, these models speak to the mind within and about us, often blurring the distinction between functionality and aesthetics. TOOLS OF MIND intertwines performance scores with diagrams & texts from diverse fields of thought - from the notation of heartbeats to the architecture of the weaverbird and the choreography of Shaker service. The book as a whole offers itself as a mosaic... and humming beneath every page is a simple imperative.
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