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Partch Harry:     more books (53)

Harry Partch: A Biography by Bob Gilmore, 1998-06-16 Genesis Of A Music: An Account Of A Creative Work, Its Roots, And Its Fulfillments, Second Edition (Da Capo Paperback) by Harry Partch, 1979-08-22 American Music Theorists: Arnold Schoenberg, Henry Cowell, Harry Partch, Thomas Delio, Edward T. Cone, George Russell, David Lewin American Musical Instrument Makers: Les Paul, Harry Partch, Timothy Gilbert, Dean Zelinsky, Leo Fender, Charlie Nothing, Larrivée Bitter Music: Collected Journals, Essays, Introductions, and Librettos (AUTHOR INSCRIBED FIRST EDITION) by Harry edited and introduced by Thomas McGeary Partch, 1991 Harry Partch: Enclosure 3 Harry Partch: An Anthology of Critical Perspectives (Contemporary Music Review) Music of Harry Partch: A Descriptive Catalogue (Isam Monographs) by Thomas McGeary, 1991-06 Harry Partch: The Early Vocal Works 1930-33 by Bob Gilmore, 1996-12 Harry Partch. (Music Reviews).(Harry Partch. Barstow: Eight Hitchhiker Inscriptions from a Highway Railing at Barstow, California (1968 Version))(Book Review) (book review): An article from: Notes by Bob Gilmore, 2003-03-01 Modernisme: Symbolisme, Postmodernisme, Harry Partch, Avant-Garde, Minimalisme, Anti-Art, Modernisme Catalan, Michael Fried (French Edition) Harry Partch: Japan Society.(Delusion of the Fury)(Theater review): An article from: Artforum International by Nicole Lanctot, 2008-04-01 Harry Partch: A Biography.(Review): An article from: Notes by Carol J. Oja, 2000-03-01 Facteur D'instrument: Harry Partch, Maurice Martenot, Lev Sergueïevitch Termen, Alexandre-François Debain, Alexandre Père et Fils (French Edition)

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1. HARRY PARTCH
   HARRY PARTCH. Harry Partch Instrument Gallery. Return to COMPOSERS. All contents of these WWW pages Copyright ©19971999 Eyeneer Music Archives.  
   http://www.eyeneer.com/CCM/Composers/Partch

2. Classical Net - Basic Repertoire List - Partch
   Harry Partch. ( 1901 1974) And on the Seventh Day, Petals Fell in Petaluma. or. Be A Sponsor. Site designed and maintained by. Web Design Associates. - - the Seventh Day, Petals Fell in Petaluma for Large Ensemble of Original Instruments/CRI CD7000. Harry Partch (conductor)  
   http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/partch.html

3. Harry Partch
   Classical Composers Database entry features life, commentary on the infrequency of his works being performed, and his individualistic creativity.  
   http://www.classical-composers.org/cgi-bin/ccd.cgi?comp=partch

4. Harry Partch
   HARRY PARTCH. Harry Partch (19011974), one of the greatest and most individualistic composers of all time, was not only a great  
   http://www.harrypartch.com/aboutpartch.htm
   
   Extractions: HARRY PARTCH Harry Partch (1901-1974), one of the greatest and most individualistic composers of all time, was not only a great composer, but an innovative theorist who broke through the shackles of many centuries of one tuning system for all of Western music, a music instrument inventor who created dozens of incredible instruments for the performance of his music, and a musical dramatist who created his own texts and dance/theatre extravaganzas based on everything from Greek mythology to his own experiences as a hobo. Between 1930 and 1972, he created one of the most amazing bodies of sensually alluring and emotionally powerful music of the 20th century: music dramas, dance theater, multi-media extravaganzas, vocal music and chamber music-mostly all performed on the instruments he built himself. With parents who were former missionaries to China, living in isolated areas of the American southwest, Partch, as a child, was exposed to a variety of influences from Asian to Native American. After dropping out of the University of Southern California, he began to study on his own and to question the tuning and philosophical foundations of Western music. During and after the Great Depression, he was a hobo and itinerant worker and rode the trains, keeping a musical notebook of his experiences, which he later set to music. In 1930 Partch broke with Western European tradition and forged a new music based on a more primal, corporeal integration of the elements of speech with music, using principles of natural acoustic resonance (just intobnation) and expanded melodic and harmonic possibilities. He began to first adapt guitars and violas to play his music, and then began to build new instruments in a new microtonal tuning system. He built over 25 instruments, plus numerous small hand instruments, and became a brilliant spokesman for his ideas. Largely ignored by the standard musical institutions during his lifetime, he criticized concert traditions, the roles of the performer and composer, the role of music in society, the 12-tone equal-temperament scale and the concept of "pure" or abstract music. To explain his philosophical and intonational ideas, he wrote a treatise

5. Harry Partch
   Harry Partch. 23. No.3, March 1985. Partch, Harry(personnal journal), Bitter Music , University of Illinois Press, Urbana and Chicago, 1991.  
   http://cctr.umkc.edu/user/amcdonald/partch.html
   
   Extractions: Harry Partch was born in Oakland, California on June 24, 1901, and died in San Diego on September 3,1974. His parents were American missionaries in China who moved to California just before Partch was born. His family lived in the southwest from the time partch was very young until he finished highschool. It is during this time that Partch says he received most of his musical influence. He was exposed to chinese culture and music through his parents, church hymns through his mom, mexican tunes,and the music of the Yaqui Indians. He also studied various strings and woodwinds as well as piano. Following the death of his father, in 1919, Partch's family mother moved the family to Los Angeles,California. He briefly enrolled in the Music School at The University of Southern California in 1920-21, but left stating that his teachers were "no older or wiser than he". It was during the period of the 1920's th the early 30's that Partch began to establish his ideas on music. Primarily self-taught, Partch studied music theory and composition in librarys. He focused on the music philosophies of the ancient Greece and denounced the theories of western music. He also studied

6. HARRY PARTCH
   HARRY PARTCH A Biography Bob Gilmore 1998 480 pp. 30 illus., 6 Harry Partch A Biography reads like a great mystery. How did one  
   http://www.yale.edu/yup/books/065213.htm
   
   Extractions: Visionary composer, theorist, and creator of musical instruments, Harry Partch (1901–1974) was a leading figure in the development of an indigenously American contemporary music. A pioneer in his explorations of new instruments and new tunings, Partch created multimedia theater works that combine sight and sound in a compelling synthesis. He is acknowledged as a major inspiration to postwar experimental composers as diverse as György Ligeti, Lou Harrison, Philip Glass, and Laurie Anderson, and his book Genesis of a Music, first published in 1949, is now considered a classic. This book is the first to tell the complete story of Partch’s life and work. Drawing on interviews with many of Partch’s associates and on the complete archives of the Harry Partch Estate, Bob Gilmore provides a full and sympathetic portrait of this extraordinary creative artist. He describes Partch’s complicated relationships with friends, patrons, the musical establishment, and the world at large. He traces Partch’s upbringing in the remote desert towns of the Southwest, his explosive encounter with formal music education in Los Angeles, and his revolutionary course as a composer that began with an interest in the musicality of speech patterns. After immersing himself in hobo subculture during the Depression, Partch came to occupy a lonely and uncompromising position as a cultural outsider. Richly fascinating in themselves, Partch’s compositions, writings, and life also have much to reveal about American society and the creative impulses of the artistic avant-garde.

7. PARTCH Harry - THE BEWITCHED
   partch harry THE BEWITCHED. cri performed by the university of illinois music ensemble - rec.1957 Price £11.99 partch. View  
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8. PARTCH Harry - ENCLOSURE 6 DELUSION OF THE FURY
   partch harry ENCLOSURE 6 DELUSION OF THE FURY. innova Partch s ensemble of unique instruments conducted by Danlee Mitchell. Recorded  
   http://www.web-malls.net/sound323/listings/1029.html

9. HARRY PARTCH
   HARRY PARTCH. June 24 1901 – 1974. Composer Unmutilated. . “Harry Partch is an American visionary and stubborn individualist. . . . He  
   http://www.frankperry.co.uk/HARRY PARTCH.htm
   
   Extractions: HARRY PARTCH June 24 1901 – 1974 Composer, microtonal theorist, instrument-builder, writer, visual artist, satirist, philosopher, flunky, musicologist, copy editor, hobo, man of letters, publisher, iconoclast, record producer, eccentric, teacher…. The 12-tone equal tempered tuning system has been around for about 300 years in the Western world but is scientifically an impure system of pitch relationships. In other words, notes have been ‘adjusted’ or put out of tune from the pure intervals of the harmonic series. This is borne out by the fact of much non-western music having different pitch relationships to the 12-tone system and, of course, much so-called ethnic music has been around since the dawn of time. One of the most ancient scales exists in Javanese gamelan. In the Paris fair of 1898 composers such as Debussy were strongly influenced by these strange oriental scales and tuning systems. However, this wasn’t the first encounter by a westerner of such tuning systems. In 1580, for instance, Sir Francis Drake logged in his diary that the music of this land ‘was of a very strange kind, yet the sound was pleasant and delightful.’ Partch is perhaps best known for his innovative so-called 43-tone-to-the-octave scale structure. Partch realised that Western music since Gregorian chant was completely out of tune and set about devising a scale system based on the overtones of a vibrating string or column of air. He calls this system Monophony, as all the musical principles relate to ONE tone (i.e. the first eleven partials of the harmonic series). Partch spent 12 years researching the science and musical theories which led him to this system beginning with Pythagoras (6

10. Harry Partch - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Harry Partch. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Harry Partch (June 24, 1901 September 3, 1974) was an American composer.  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Partch

11. Harry Partch - Encyclopedia Article About Harry Partch. Free Access, No Registra
    encyclopedia article about Harry Partch. Harry Partch in Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Harry Partch.  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Harry Partch

12. Gleebooks - Wayward Display Music CD
    Music Title, BACK. Title Wayward. Subtitle Artist partch harry. Publisher WERGO MUSIC. Binding Compact Disc. exGST $30.00. incGST $33.00.  
    http://www.gleebooks.com.au/dev/music3/display_book2.asp?bookid=401022866382

13. Head Heritage | Harry Partch
    Harry Partch. Harry Partch. Posted by Stevo, 12.05.04ce 211252. Just seen this URL for a harry Partch site posted to another list  
    http://www.headheritage.co.uk/headtohead/show.php?show=message&id=203652&8

14. American Classics: Harry PARTCH
    Bibliografie * partch harry,. Bitter Music . ed. university of Illinois,Illinois USA,1991. ISBN 0252-01660-2. * partch harry,. Genesis of a music .  
    http://logosfoundation.org/kursus/9259.html
    
    Extractions: Dr.Godfried-Willem RAES Kursus Experimentele Muziek : Boekdeel Terug naar inhoudstafel kursus American Classics Harry PARTCH (24 juni 1901-3 september 1974) De hiernavolgende notities werden samengesteld door Joachim Brackx , als lesopdracht voor het vak muziekgeschiedenis, in 1996. Leven : Harry Partch werd geboren op 24 juni 1901 in Oakland,Californië_.Zijn ouders,Franklin Partch (1860 - 1919) en Jennie Childers (1863 - 1920),waren toen net terug van een missie in China. In 1904 verhuisde de familie Partch naar zuidwest Arizona,eerst naar Tucson,daarna naar Benson.Deze kleine dorpjes waren de laatste restanten van het "Wilde Westen",er leefden bijvoorbeeld echte vogelvrij verklaarden en ook enige Yaqui indianen. In zijn jeugd werd Partch dus beïnvloed door een amalgaam van culturen : in de eerste plaats was er de Chinese traditie die zijn ouders meegebracht hadden : Chinese meubels,vazen,boeken en zelfs volksmuziek en kinderiedjes die zijn moeder voor hem zong; daarnaast was er de invloed van het ruige "Wilde Westen" : de omgeving van de saloons,waar Partch de Mexicaanse volksmuziek leerde kennen en de muziek van de Yaqui indianen; ten slotte werd er in de Partch-familie ook Westerse muziek beoefend : Partch speelde piano,viool en mandoline.Bovendien had zijn vader ook een collectie Westerse muziek op 'cylinders'.

15. Blogcritics.org: Play Along With Partch
    Enclosure Two Harry partch harry Partch, Harry / Paul, Eugene Partch, Horace Schwartz, John Garvey, Lee Hoiby, Keith O. Johnson, Warren Burt, Don Thompson  
    http://blogcritics.org/archives/2003/06/06/093306.php
    
    Extractions: Jump to: main content Blogcritics Home hosting by blog ... reliable hosting from just $3 A sinister cabal of superior bloggers on music, books, film, popular culture, and technology - updated continuously. Blog : contraction of "web log," i.e., personal journalism web site. + Critics : those who discuss and evaluate cultural artifacts. = Blogcritics.org : News and reviews of popular culture by over 400 superior bloggers. Editor Eric Olsen contact Administrator Phillip Winn contact Most prolific Blogcritics for April Eric Olsen Marty Dodge Jan Herman bookofjoe ... Leaderboard Glenn Reynolds Companion site to "American Mavericks" series produced by Minnesota Public Radio offers opportunity to play eccentric musical instruments virtually online American Mavericks (www.musicmavericks.org), a new Web site focusing on unorthodox classical composers, allows visitors to hear [Harr] Partch's music, read one of his manifestos or, by tapping on a computer keyboard or moving the mouse, play virtual versions of 20 of the unusual instruments that Partch himself devised. These include the Chromelodeon, an organ-like instrument with unconventional tunings, and a marimba made from two dozen light bulbs.

16. Harry Partch Information Center
    harry partch Information Center harrypartch.com We have suffered tremendous computer difficulties from viruses to a stolen computer. Who was harry partch?  
    http://www.harrypartch.com/

17. Harry Partch : An American Original
    Official Site. Life and works of the iconoclast, theorist, instrument builder, raconteur, bigtime crank, and one-time hobo. Entries by friends, coworkers, and associates under the auspices of the harry partch Foundation.  
    http://www.corporeal.com/

18. Harry Partch
    The British harry partch Society is about the life and works of harry partch iconoclastic American composer, theorist, instrument builder, raconteur, big-time crank and one-time hobo. It is by  
    http://partch.edition.net/

19. Harry Partch -- His Online Home IS Corporeal Meadows
    Corporeal Meadows is about the life and works of harry partch iconoclastic American composer, theorist, instrument builder, raconteur, big-time crank and sometime hobo. It is by people who knew  
    http://www.corporeal.com/cm_main.html
    
    Extractions: Harry Partch iconoclastic American composer, musical theorist, philosophic instrument builder, raconteur, hobo, artist presents unique challenges and aesthetics. This site, centering on the life and works of Partch, is maintained by people who knew him, worked with him, and are familiar with what moved him. We are one set of viewpoints, presented in a tone that we hope Harry himself would have approved: sometimes irreverent, occasionally bordering on the academic, essentially uncompromising. His beliefs, concepts and attitudes are advocated here. We are loose, but we are serious. And, just so you know, this is all produced under the auspices of the Harry Partch Foundation (Danlee Mitchell, Executive Director) which makes Corporeal Meadows

20. Harry Partch Instrument Gallery
    harry partch Instrument Gallery. ZYMOXYL (1963) Click on photo for 187K WAV sound file. 187K AIFF sound file harry partch built his whole musical world out of micro-tones, hobo speech, elastic  
    http://www.eyeneer.com/CCM/Composers/Partch/Instruments
    
    Extractions: 187K AIFF sound file Harry Partch built his whole musical world out of micro-tones, hobo speech, elastic octaves and percussion instruments made from hubcaps and nuclear cloud chambers. We are making an gradual effort to bring you the world of the Partch's hand-built instruments. The one-of-a-kind, unique-in-this-world, far-out, beautiful works of scuptural grace that are his instruments defy description. They have to be seen as well as heard. To be able to play his own multi-tone scale, Partch had to design and build every one of them. There was no one else to do it. He had called himself "a music man seduced into carpentry." Eyeneer Music Archives.

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