Essays on the Music and Theoretical Writings of Thomas DeLio, Contemporary American Composer

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A revealing look at the artistic and theoretical output of Thomas DeLio whose original compositions, books, and essays are innovative, wide-ranging and wholly provocative. Through essays written by and in tribute to this composer and theorist his contribution to music is more thoroughly appreciated and understood.

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“Thomas DeLio is, indeed, scholar and artist in one. His installations are experimental set-ups in psychoacoustics, his compositions and essays are about how sound, chosen with the utmost care, controls an aural experience.“ - Hermann Sabbe, Professor Emeritus of Musicology, State University, Ghent, and Université Libre, Brussels, Belgium

Table of Contents

Foreword: Framing Tom Herman Sabbe
Acknowledgements
Introduction
I. Composer The Complexity of Experience - Thomas DeLio
Luminous Presence: Thomas DeLio’s ‘think on parch’ - Linda Dusman
Notes on Digital Silence: Listening to Tom DeLio’s Short Tape Works - Agostino Di Scipio
‘Bright Seaweed Reaping’: A Song of Thomas DeLio - Wesley Fuller
The Dialectics of Experimentalism - Christopher Shultis
Perception/Form: Thomas DeLio’s ‘Through’ for Solo Piano - Michael Boyd
The Evolution of Performance Practice: Thomas DeLio’s ‘wave / s’ - Morris Palter
. . .breaking the silence - Tom Goldstein
A Conversation with Composer Thomas DeLio - Tracy Wiggins
II. Theorist Circumscribing the Open Universe - Thomas DeLio
The Open Universe, Revisited - Thomas DeLio
Music / Talking About Music / Talking About Talking About Music - Robert Morris
Pitch, Timbre, and Space in Morton Feldman’s ‘For Frank O’Hara’ - Steven Johnson
The Sonic Landscape: ‘Bewegt’ by Anton Webern - Thomas DeLio
su una nota sola: Giacinto Scelsi’s ‘Quattro pezzi, No.3 - Thomas DeLio
Bibliography
List of Compositions
Discography

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