Sunday, October 10, 2004

Raymond Scott

Raymond Scott's Clavivox

Raymond Scott has been monumentally influential on the music of today. His work pre-dates Plone and Aphex Twin by nearly 50 years, but still sounds fresh today.

These two radio clips explain what he does:

Voice of America - Raymond Scott.mp3
NPR - Raymond Scott.mp3

In these tracks, he is demonstrating new instruments:

Raymond Scott - Clavivox Demonstration.mp3
Raymond Scott - Circle Machine Demonstration.mp3

He used the Circle Machine for a Ford commercial:

Raymond Scott - Ford Commerical.mp3

A CD was released in 2000 collecting the works of The Manhattan Research Inc, that Scott founded. These are only samples of the tracks, but they are so good I think they're worth getting on their own...

Raymond Scott - Ripples.mp3
Raymond Scott - Mountain Queen.mp3
Raymond Scott - Limbo.mp3
Raymond Scott - Twilight in Turkey.mp3
Raymond Scott - MT/ST.mp3
Raymond Scott - Lightworks.mp3

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