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Music from the kitchen by Cinema Volta
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fave it Ambient | Soundscapes
5 tracks | 69 minutes
Released Mar 2004
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- sample "album only" 19:42 Basetime 1 - Sleep "album only" 19:42 Basetime 1 - Sleep "album only" 19:42 Basetime 1 - Sleep
- sample "album only" 10:29 Basetime 2 - Work "album only" 10:29 Basetime 2 - Work "album only" 10:29 Basetime 2 - Work
- sample "album only" 10:42 Basetime 3 - Entertainment "album only" 10:42 Basetime 3 - Entertainment "album only" 10:42 Basetime 3 - Entertainment
- sample "album only" 10:14 Basetime 4 - Travel "album only" 10:14 Basetime 4 - Travel "album only" 10:14 Basetime 4 - Travel
- sample "album only" 18:00 Prisoners of Grace "album only" 18:00 Prisoners of Grace "album only" 18:00 Prisoners of Grace
Ambient soundscapes composed as music for various performances at The Kitchen in New York.
Bio / Background
"Music From The Kitchen" is five tracks composed for performances held in the mid 1990's at The Kitchen, the world renowned avant-garde performance space in New York City.
The first four pieces, the "Basetime" series were composed for "Hybrid #1," an evening of experimental performance, music, and visual art that was curated by Kathryn Greene.
The final piece, "Prisoners of Grace," was created for a dance piece of the same name, choreographed by JoAnn Fregalette Jansen.
About Cinema Volta:
Cinema Volta consists of John Maxwell Hobbs, a stack of electronic equipment, musical instruments in various states of disrepair and occasional collaborators.
John Maxwell Hobbs is an electronic musician and has been working with computer multimedia and telecommunications for more than eighteen years.
For much of the '90s he was the Producing Director of The Kitchen in New York where he produced the work of Philip Glass, DJ Spooky, David Hykes and many others.
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