Cue Corrector v. 10.2.3 / b. 2109 (Feb. 07, 2024)
log date: 2024-11-01 05:45:26
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Album : Drift Multiply
Year : 2020
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DR Peak RMS Duration Track
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DR11 -0.62 dB -14.94 dB 5:00 01 - Drift Multiply: Section 1 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -1.93 dB -16.06 dB 7:55 02 - Drift Multiply: Section 2 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -5.18 dB -18.79 dB 4:11 03 - Drift Multiply: Section 3 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -1.43 dB -15.05 dB 4:35 04 - Drift Multiply: Section 4 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -0.62 dB -15.56 dB 11:34 05 - Drift Multiply: Section 5 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -4.67 dB -19.23 dB 5:13 06 - Drift Multiply: Section 6 / Tristan Perich
DR12 -0.63 dB -15.11 dB 7:24 07 - Drift Multiply: Section 7 / Tristan Perich
DR11 -4.82 dB -18.59 dB 6:59 08 - Drift Multiply: Section 8 / Tristan Perich
DR12 -0.62 dB -15.52 dB 12:35 09 - Drift Multiply: Section 9 / Tristan Perich
DR12 -14.20 dB -32.08 dB 5:21 10 - Drift Multiply: Section 10 / Tristan Perich
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Number of tracks : 10
Official DR Value: DR11
Samplerate : 48000 Hz
Channels : 2
Bits per sample : 16
Average bitrate : 893 kbps
Codec : FLAC
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New Amsterdam and Nonesuch Records release Tristan Perich's "Drift Multiply" on November 13, 2020, as part of the partnership between the two labels. "Drift Multiply" is available to preorder now.
"Drift Multiply", Tristan Perich's largest work to date, is performed by fifty violins and fifty loudspeakers and is conducted by Douglas Perkins. Scored as one hundred individual lines of music, the piece blends violins and speakers into a cascading tapestry of tone, harmony, and noise. The violins perform from sheet music, while the speakers are each connected to custom-built circuit boards programmed to output 1-bit audio, the most basic digital waveforms made of just ones and zeroes. "I am interested in the threshold between the abstract world of computation and the physical world around us", Perich explains.
Journalist Ben Ratliff wrote, '"Drift Multiply" uses ingredients which have become well-known in Perich's work: strings or one-bit tones entering a section in layers of evenly-spaced notes or drones; quickly advancing depths and densities; harmony spreading across the space of the music in flickering, cascading, or wave-like motions; white noise, rendered in pulses or fields of sound'. He continues, «Steve Reich has been a fan since hearing 1-Bit Symphony. "I started listening to it, and I thought, my gosh ... In some ways it reminded me of [Stravinsky's] Petrushka. Who would think of electronic chips as summoning up anything as beautiful, musically, as that?"» "Drift Multiply" premiered at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine for the 2018 Red Bull Music Festival. In 2019, it traveled to the Netherlands for Big Idea #01, where Lucinda Childs was commissioned to create a new large-scale dance to "Drift Multiply", performed by 66 dancers in front of the live music.
New York–based composer Tristan Perich's work is inspired by the aesthetic simplicity of math, physics, and code. The Wire describes his compositions as "an austere meeting of electronic and organic". "1-Bit Music", his 2004 release, was the first album ever released as a microchip, programmed to synthesize his electronic composition live. His follow-up circuit album, "1-Bit Symphony", has received critical acclaim, with the Wall Street Journal saying "its oscillations have an intense, hypnotic force and a surprising emotional depth". The New York Times called his latest circuit album, Noise Patterns, "techno for silicon-based life forms". As an electronic musician, he has performed internationally, from Sonár, MUTEK, and the Barbican to the National Gallery of Art and The Kitchen. As a composer, he has received commissions from Sō Percussion, the LA Philharmonic, Vicky Chow, and more, as well as an award of distinction from Ars Electronica for his work for violins and 1-bit electronics, Active Field. As a visual artist, his audio installations, video works and machine drawings have received commissions from the likes of Rhizome and L'Auditori in Barcelona, and his artwork has been exhibited internationally, including the Museum of Modern Art, VOLT Festival, the San Diego Museum, and bitforms gallery.
Tristan Perich: :Drift Multiply:
for 50 violins and 50-channel 1-bit electronics
conducted by Douglas Perkins:
Executive Producers: Neil Wallace, Léon van Geest
Produced by: Douglas Perkins, Tristan Perich
Assistant Producer: Josh Modney
Engineer: Han de Jonge
Editing: Douglas Perkins
Mixed by: Patrick Burns
Mastering Engineer: Patrick Burns, Justin Dennis
Production and Ensemble Coordinator: Jan Kuhr, Katarzyna Kalinowska
Album design: Tristan Perich. Cover image: Machine Drawing (2020) by Tristan Perich
Violins: Josh Modney (concertmaster), Diego Virguez Maseo (CO), Yvonne Lam, Karolina Walarowska (KC), Gideon Nelissen (DE), Çisem Özkurt (CO), Annerieke Nentjes (DE), Laura Riverol Mitchel (KC), Lauren Cauley-Kalal, Ricardo Moreira de Silva Baylina (CO), Merel Varcammen (DE), Bélen Pérez Carreras (KC), Ana Nedobora, (DE), Celeste Engel (CO), Marina Meerson (DE), Ania Szafraniec (KC), Ian de Jong (DE), Luna Hallenga (CO), Tosca Opdam (DE), Robin Veldman (KC), Natsja Klomp (CO), Lucas Bernardo da Silva (KC), Alicia Poblacion - Brel (CO), Yujing Zhang (KC), Julie Adalsteinsson (CO), Constatijn Bolscher (KC), Javier Carranza (CO), Stijn Brinkman (KC), Carlos Yeung (CO), Manon van de Kempe (KC), Angela Moya Serrat (CO), Kaja Majoor (KC), Angelos Schioinas (CO), Sander Kuiter (KC), Victor Ros Bouche (CO), Martine Velthuis (KC), Marco Silva (CO), Albert Lincan (KC), Iryna Neprorzhynya (CO), Yolanda Kuijper (KC), Jana Vukicevic (CO), Maureen Ruth (KC), Patricia Kujik (CO), Nadia ten Kate (KC), Lucie Saliou (CO), Yuting Lu (KC), Liyuan Lin (CO), Idil Yunkus (KC), Moniek de Leeuw (CO), Giannis Antonopoulos (KC)
* KC: Royal Conservatory den Haag, CO: Codarts, DE: Doelen Ensemble
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