Control of Nature
by Dan Joseph
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Variation I
09:59
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Variation II
08:40
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Variation III
07:25
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Variation IV
10:50
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Control of Nature is a set of four fixed-media, electroacoustic compositions composed in 2018. Slowly unfolding and symphonic in character, each of the four variations follows the same singular form, while exploring different aspects of a set of shared materials. Combining hammer dulcimer, synthesizers, and field recordings, Control of Nature is a meditation on technology, sound and ecology.
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released March 21, 2021
© Ⓟ 2021 Dendroica Music (ASCAP). Catalog No. DME012
© Ⓟ 2021 Dendroica Music (ASCAP). Catalog No. DME012
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Dan Joseph New York, New York
Dan Joseph is a free-lance composer based in New York City. He began his career in the early ‘80s as a drummer in the vibrant punk scene of his native Washington, DC and was later active in the experimental tape music underground. Moving to California in the early ‘90s, he completed his academic work at CalArts and Mills College. ... more
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