Archive for February, 2010

Mia Plays RadioGamelan

Mia Plays RadioGamelan from Hsiao-Lan Wang on Vimeo.

Soundcloud Playlists

New Soundcloud Page

After my mp3 hosting problems, I’ve switched to Soundcloud. All the mp3 links here sound work, and you can find my Soundcloud profile at www.soundcloud.com/greg-surges/.

MP3 Hosting Problems

It appears that UWM has cut my MP3s off, so I’m switching audio hosting setups. In the meantime, the links will be broken. Fixed soon.

Upcoming Release

Just a few notes about the upcoming release from David Collins, Steve Schlei, and myself on Petcord.

  • Duration is uncertain, but it looks like it will be a fairly decent duration – around an hour?.
  • Three compositions, “Mediation” by David (check out the score here), and my own “RadioGamelan” and “Fission.”
  • Some really really tasty improvisations have been happening, which will surely be included too.
  • Recording at KSE, and the sound quality has been great – we’re really excited for people to hear this.

Hitting the Big Time!

Last.FM Earnings Statement for Greg Surges

What you see here is my all-time earnings statement for my Last.FM page. Needless to say, re-working the page is on my list of things to do.

“Waveformations” @ SEAMUS 2010

I just received word that my piece Waveformations will be on the headphone concert at the SEAMUS conference this year. I’m not sure, but according to the email I received, it looks like there will be two performances of the concert – one on Thursday, April 8th and one on Friday, April 9th, both at 10:00pm. I’m looking forward to the headphone concert idea, it’s not something I’ve been a part of before. If you’re planning to attend, the organizers ask that you bring your own headphones.

By the way, if you’re interested, you can check out the original album that Waveformations was released on. It’s from Wandering Ear, a netlabel releasing primarily field-recording and phonographic works. All of the tracks are reconstructions of an earlier Wandering Ear release, made of field recordings from Minnesota. My friend and collaborator David Collins also has a track there, which you should definitely check out.