New Wilderness Foundation - Audiographica Artists Cassettes



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Audiographics Artists Cassettes: 70s - 80s New/Old Explorations in Sound & Language Arts Click here for digital Audiographics for sale at audiographics.bandcamp.com. NWF AG productions of artists sound works. Experimental and traditional music, poetry, story telling and other sound art. Audiographics was a project of the New Wilderness Foundation. The first series was produced by Ondina Fiori and Charlie Morrow. Graphic design - Mary Nell Hawk Approx. 40 titles were released It was the first artists audio work label in the USA. The programming range conformed with the New Wilderness new/old approach. At the time of production, the 1970s, mixing folk, so called native and high art work was new. Much has happened to break down the barriers, hierarchies still separate the sonic work in diverse cultures and disciplines, we still live in a world of categories. Fortunately, world music is a growing genre and the big remix is on.		History Events, Celebrations Festivals & Broadcasts EAR Magazine of New Music New Wilderness Letter: Journal of Poetry Audiographics Artists Cassettes: 70s - 80s Performing Groups Artist Access Audio Studio Archive NWF Board NWF Home

This is the first New Wilderness AUDIOGRAPHICS series. We offer quality stereo cassettes with graphic and descriptive material of experimental and traditional music, poetry, storytelling and other sound and language art. A major asset is our professional recording studio. For a number of years we have donated studio time and recording expertise to many artists, producing high-quality studio and on-location recordings. Many members of the creative community have trained here, learning studio recording and production tech¬niques. Traditional artists, usually recordved only live in the field come to our studio to develop new approaches to their recorded work.


AUDIOGRAPHICS CASSETTES
Quality stereo cassettes with graphic and descriptive material of experimental and traditional music, poetry, story telling and other sound art.
CAT. #	ARTIST	TITLE
7701A	Philip Corner	Breath Chants
7701B	Philip Corner	Metal Meditations
	Leonard & Mary Crow Dog	Peyote Songs
7702B	Leonard & Mary Crow Dog	Peyote Songs
7703A	Spencer Hoist	Reading from his stories
7703B1	Spencer Holst	The Institute for the Foul Ball ( Part I. Il)
7703B2
7703C	Spencer Hoist & Tui St. George Tucker	There are Different Kinds of Writings
7704A	Annea Lockwood	Tiger Balm>
7704B	Annea Lockwood	Malaman
7705A	Jackson Mac Low	Poetry & Music
7705B	Jackson Mac Low & Pauline Oliveros	Homage to Leona Bleiweiss (Part I, II)
7705C
7705A	Charlie Morrow	Personal Chants
7706B	Charlie Morrow	Healing Chant & Others
7706C	Charlie Morrow	Hour of Changes
7707A	Jerome Rothenberg	Six Horse Songs for Four Voices
7708A	Armand Schwerner	Readings
7708B	Armand Schwerner	Sophocles’Philoctetes, trans. A.S.
7709A	Richard Schechner & Joan Macintosh	The New Guinea Tapes (Part I, II, III)
7709B
7709C
7710	Hannah Weiner	Readings from the Clairvoyant Journals
7711A	Sampler Cassette	Excerpts from the Above Series
7712A	Alison Knowles	Natural Assemblages and the True Crow
7714A	Talking Band	Kalevala: An Epic of Finland
7914A	R.I.P. Hayman	Dream sound India Transformed
8115A	R.I.P. Hayman	Hearsayseeing
8115B	Jonathan Albert	Love Songs II: The Shuman Dreams
8116A	Donna Henes
8120A
8122A
8124A
8126A
8129A
8130A

7701A - Philip Corner - Breath Chants "Uhhm (after a deep and Tibetan image)" "OM 'pot', breath-constant" 60 minutes 7701B Music: "Metal Meditations-'Symphony" "Metal Meditai'ons with Fontana (to test the thing)" 60 minutes PHILIP CORNER is a composer familiar to avant garde audiences for his unique vision of sound, a picturing of elements and energy. Recently tie fathered the collective on-going ritual Sounds Out of Silent Spaces. In the early 60's together with James Tenney and Malcolm Goldstein, he organized the pioneering Tone Roads Concerts. Earlier still, he studied music in Paris and calligraphy in Korea, where he was stationed in the U.S. Army.

7702A - Leonard & Mary Crow Dog - Peyote Songs sung by Leonard, Mary and Christine Crow Dog, 60 minutes 7702B - Peyote Songs sung by Leonard and Mary Crow Dog 60 minutes The members of the Crow Dog family are tradi-tionalists who for generations, have perserved the Sioux tribal culture and religion, in spite of years of repression by missionaries and bureaucrats. Rituals, songs, legends and tribal history have been faithfully transmit¬ted from grandparents to grandchildren. Song and religion being inseparable, all members of the family have always automatically also been musicians.