[Frameworks] Rick Corrigan "Soundtracks For Brakhage"

[Ryan Marino]

Dear Frameworkers,

I thought this may be of interest to some of you.

Through my imprint Imminent Frequencies, I have just released Rick Corrigan
"Soundtracks For Brakhage" a limited edition cassette release, which
compiles three of the soundtracks Rick Corrigan made between 1990-1992 for
films by Stan Brakhage. The three soundtracks presented here are; Boulder
Blues and Pearls and ..., Crack Glass Eulogy and Visions in Meditation Part
3: Plato's Cave. The recordings were transferred from the original tape
masters by Rick himself and the artwork was created using strips from the
16mm films courtesy of Marilyn Brakhage and Fred Camper.


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*IF17 - RICK CORRIGAN "SOUNDTRACKS FOR BRAKHAGE"*
*c34 Edition of 150*

Three electronic soundtracks by Rick Corrigan composed for films by the
visionary filmmaker Stan Brakhage. During the mid 1980’s Rick Corrigan was
part of the Colorado-based experimental ensemble Architect’s Office when he
befriended local film legend Stan Brakhage. In the years that followed they
would collaborate on numerous film projects and live performances in and
around Boulder, Colorado. The three soundtracks presented here were made
between 1990-1992 and were composed on a variety of synthesizers and
electronic instruments. Over the course of each piece Corrigan uses various
techniques to create a wide range of otherworldly sounds. Layers constantly
shift in texture and tone forming an aural mosaic. Never redundant and
thoroughly genuine, these are the sounds of an amazing electronic
synthesis. Transferred from the original cassette masters and featuring
artwork created from Brakhage's original 16mm films.



For pictures, sound clips and purchasing info please visit:
www.imminentfrequencies.com






thanks,


ryan

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www.ryanmarino.com
www.imminentfrequencies.com
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