Brian Eno on Steve Reich: I was interested in the experimental ideas of Cornelius Cardew, John Cage and Gavin Bryars, but also in pop music. Pop was all about the results and the feedback. The experimental side was interested in process more than the actual result – the results just happened and there was often… Read More Brian Eno On Steve Reich
The Guardian published a great interview with Brian Eno yesterday, in which he makes some interesting comments about synthesizers & ABBA: On the synthesiser: 1 “One of the important things about the synthesiser was that it came without any baggage. A piano comes with a whole history of music. There are all sorts of cultural… Read More Brian Eno On The Synthesizer
The UK’s Brighton Festival has announced that the Guest Artistic Director for 2010 will be the artist, cultural thinker and producer Brian Eno. Eno will be curating a fascinating collection of events across the city including 77 Million Paintings, Apollo, an exclusively commissioned sound installation and speaking on several occasions. His influence will also be… Read More Brian Eno Named Artistic Director For Brighton Festival
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Imaginary Landscapes is a profile of visionary composer, artist and producer Brian Eno. It brings into focus Eno’s seemingly disparate work in sound, vision and light, and explores his music in visual terms, based on landscapes and images that have shaped his life as an artist.
John Cage is the subject of a new museum exhibition in Barcelona. The exhibit looks at Cage’s works in various media and his impact on all forms of contemporary art. The New Yorker’s Alex Ross shares his thoughts on the highlights of the exhibit – but also raises this conundrum: The great oddity of twentieth-century… Read More Why People Still Hate John Cage
The MoMA Store is carrying a droolworthy deluxe edition of British musician, producer and visual artist Brian Eno‘s Oblique Strategies cards. This is extra-rare fourth edition of Oblique Strategies. Thr fourth edition of the Oblique Strategies was produced in 1996. Unlike the 1975, 1978, and 1979 editions of the decks, this version was not commercially… Read More MoMA Offering $200 Rare Edition Of Brian Eno’s Oblique Strategies Cards
Free Music from Brian Eno: Fans of ambient music and Brian Eno will want to watch for a new album on the new Amazing Sounds label, Harmonia & Eno ’76 Remixes. The album features remixes of tracks from the classic album Tracks & Traces by Shackleton, Appleblim & Komonazmuk. It will be available on limited… Read More Harmonia & Eno ’76 Remix Album
Brian Eno has had a career as producer, musician, sonic innovator and experimental artist that spans four decades. He’s produced, arguably, the most important recordings by U2, Talking Heads, David Bowie, Robert Fripp, Devo and others. He also pioneered the genre of “ambient music.” More recently, Eno’s helped create “sonic-art” app Bloom and the video… Read More A Conversation With Brian Eno
