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SOUNDkiosk POLYtechnic is a resource for downloads relating to SOUNDkiosk projects. Launched in the Autumn of 2011 with documents relating to SOUNDkiosk Piano Edition. To contact Jamie Crofts and SOUNDkiosk, please email info@soundkiosk.com |
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Chromatic Fields concert for St Albans 2012 This concert was planned to coincide with a Chromatic Fields exhibition at Ian Rastrick Fine Art in St Albans. It was cancelled due to ill health. The complete music for the concert can be heard on SoundCloud HERE The complete concert programme is available here to download pdf Chromatic Fields concert for St Albans 2012 This concert was planned to coincide with a Chromatic Fields exhibition at Ian Rastrick Fine Art in St Albans. It was cancelled due to ill health. The complete music for the concert can be heard on SoundCloud HERE The complete concert programme is available here to download pdf |
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Octonic Scales (2011) Octonic Scales. An exploration of 8 note scales as a source for Jamie Crofts' solo piano compositions Octonic Fields and why they go beyond the "Octatonic" HERE |
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Korg M01 / M01D for Nintendo DS Tone List This pdf chart shows M1, 01/W and EX tone sets available in the M01(D) PDF |
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Chromatic Field 12.1 (2006) This score represents and describes the origins of the collection of compositions by Jamie Crofts making use of the full pitch range of the piano PDF |
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Erik Satie’s ballet uspud: prime numbers and the creation of a new language with only half the alphabet - Robert Orledge In anticipation of the new SOUNDkiosk edition of USPUD we present this paper by Professor Robert Orledge from 2008 PDF |
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Atonale Musik (1922) by Josef Matthias Hauer Explanation in German HERE And a first draft in English HERE The English version is a work-in-progress. Please send me alternative translations. |
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Ogives - Erik Satie A short outline of how the SOUNDkiosk edition came about PDF |
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Les Pantins Dansent - Erik Satie The preface to the SOUNDkiosk edition written by Professor Robert Orledge PDF |
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