Showing posts with label Tristan Perich. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tristan Perich. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 June 2019

1-Bit Symphony

I finally found Tristan Perich's 2010 1-Bit Symphony full album online that I can share.  (I hate those bursts of commercials breaking the flow of the album though.)  Enjoy.


From tone out on's youtube channel

Saturday, 20 May 2017

Telescope + Thames

Tristan Perich's 2007 Telescope with two bass clarinets and two baritone saxophones alongside 1-bit electronics - best to listen to at night under twinkling stars:


From Tristan Perich's SoundCloud channel.


Spring evening sky over the Thames, London 2017:


Saturday, 5 December 2015

1-Bit Symphony Movement 3

... by Tristan Perich, 2010.  Missed his performance in NYC on Thursday :(


Found on arthur Hoggett's SoundCloud channel

Sunday, 6 May 2012

Saturday, 5 May 2012

1-Bit Symphony T.O.

I posted this about a year ago. It finally arrived here in Toronto! I have read about it on the internet and listened to one of its five movements. Now I can actually own it! I found Tristan Perich's microchip music 1-Bit Symphony when I visited his show at Interaccess last weekend.


The microchip and its circuit are contained in a bare undecorated CD case.  The packaging is minimal but the music is rich and powerful.  The spirit is definitely experimental.  I am so happy I finally found it.  Here's a short clip of Movement 3:

Friday, 4 May 2012

Perich's Microtonal Wall

Tristan Perich's Microtonal Wall consists of 1500 small speakers arranged in a grid and mounted on to a 25 foot long panel.  Each of these small speakers emits a single different 1-bit tone, which becomes a voice in a sonic mass that shifts and transforms in relationship to the listener's position in the room.

Perich at InterAccess, Toronto 2012:


Monday, 2 May 2011

1-Bit music

Tristan Perich was another artist featured at Playlist.  His 1-Bit Symphony is musically grand though conceptually minimal.


Video from 's youtube channel