Here are the links pertaining to the talk given on Tuesday 12th February 2019

Walter Murch's Perceptual Rainbow

• Pierre Schaeffer: //Etudes de Bruit//, 1948
• Pierre Henry: //Variations for a Door and a Sigh//, 1963
• Book: Michel Chion: Guide des Objects Sonores, 1993. English translation by John Dack, 2009: //Guide to Sound Objects//

• Wikipedia entry for Williams Mix
• Notes for Dafeldecker "Williams Mix Extended" version with score extract
• John Cage: //Williams Mix//, 1953
• Dafeldecker's //Williams Mix Extended// site with an extract from the piece

Williams Mix used sounds recorded by Louis and Bebe Barron (of Forbidden Planet fame) in 6 categories, organised according to the I-Ching using a 193 page score.

Note: see the notes below the Youtube clip for the track listings, as these are entire albums of work!

• Iannis Xenakis: //Concret PH//, 1958
• Bernard Parmegiani: //De Natura Sonorum// (trans. The Nature of Sound), 1975
• Jean-Claude Risset: //Sud//, 1985. Note that this is interesting in that it shows the spectral display (sonogram) of the work as it is playing.
• Robert Normandeau: //Tangram//, 1994

• Christian Marclay performs on the short-lived //Night Music// TV show, 1989
• Christian Marclay: //Record Without a Cover//, 1985
• Christian Marclay is represented by White Cube gallery
• Nic Collins: //Rhythm Wish// for drums and skipping CD player, performed in 2016
• The Tape Beatles: //Music With Sound//, 1990
• The Tape Beatles Wikipedia page and official website
• John Oswald: //Dab// taken from Alien Chasm Jock, 1989. Oswald was ordered to recall the CD and destroy it along with the master tapes
• John Oswald: //Plexure//, 1993. As stated on the CD sleeve: No rights to the appropriate copyright owners, as everything here has been genuinely stolen.

• Audacity is a free audio editor and compositor for Windows, Mac and Linux
• Pure Data is an open-source, free realtime audio synthesis and processing environment for Linux, Mac and Windows. You may wish to start with Purr Data.