From Philip Sherburne Sent Mon, Jul 19th 1999, 22:12
From Philip Sherburne Sent Mon, Jul 19th 1999, 22:12
Perhaps I lied. I assumed it was easier to find simply because I found a $4 copy, but maybe I just got lucky. It doesn't seem to be currently available on CD, and a quick search of Gemm and MusicFile didn't turn anything up. I guess the best advice I can offer, then, is to keep your eyes peeled! phil >>While on the topic of 20th Century composers... >>Someone mentioned Subotnick's Silver Apples of the Moon -- classic (or so >>I understand), but also a little bloopy for my general-listening >>tastes. But try to track down his Axolotl lp (Nonesuch, 1980 -- a lot >>easier to find than Silver Apples, and cheaper). Two tracks: one for >>cello and "ghost electronics" andone for trombone, piano and ghost >>electronics. Much subtler, and, to my ears, a little more interesting. >I believe it was I who mentioned Silver Apples Of The Moon. >I've never seen Axolotl, which you claim is easier to find. >Can you direct the Subotnick fan to where it's available? >Thanks.