"All music is space music. Every piece of music is situated in some space where it’s being played and it couldn’t be played otherwise. There has to be a space for you to play your trumpet and a place for me out in the audience to hear it and for the sound waves to move and space for them to reverberate in the hall. Space is a convention. It’s set up in such a way that the performing part is over here and the listening part is over there, but it’s just as much space music as anything else. It then occurred to me that it might be possible to use the space more expressively, and that would be a much more natural way and so I wrote my first #spatialmusic piece." - #HenryBrant interviewed by Frank J. Oteri, 2002

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4rfukf_eqI

If you use #Audacity, you might be interested in S3E5 of the Cut Pathways podcast. Co-creator Roger Dannenberg discusses the beginnings of Audacity along with stories about his #spatialmusic and a program called Piano Tutor. #software

Listen here: https://cutpathways.podbean.com/e/s3e5-steel-city-outsiders-and-the-institutional-avant-garde-entertaining-the-subconscious/

Also, artist Duane Palyka discusses early #computerart made on the #bendix g-21 computer in 1967. And his inclusion in the landmark exhibition in London -- "Cybernetic Serendipity." #cyberneticserendipity