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Morton Subotnick

Volume 2: Electronics Works (DVD Audio)

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Two classic analog electronic works by Morton Subotnick, Sidewinder and Until Spring, in multi-channel surround sound, previously available only on LP, in the second volume of his electronic works.

DVD version. Multi-channel electronic works in Surround Sound. Morton Subotnick was a phenomenon in the late '60s, the first composer to write substantial works for synthesizer that had a wide audience. He has been mentor to generations of composers, and his influence is so pervasive that it would be impossible to trace completely - the electronica movement, for one, reveres him. This release brings together two of his classic analog electronic works, Sidewinder and Until Spring, which were previously only available on LP.

The DVD includes additional video: Subotnick and Tony Martin in conversation about their histories and collaborations (about 60 minutes); Subotnick speaks about his childhood through early years of composing (about 30 minutes); a documentary showing Tony Martin's process to create the liquid light show for Sidewinder.

Details
Cat. number: MODE 132DVD
Year: 2004

Release notes

Reissue of two Columbia LPs. Both compositions for 4-channel tape. New 4.1 surround version of "Sidewinder" and new 5.1 surround version of "Until Spring". DVD-Video features: + Liquid light show by Tony Martin for "Sidewinder"; + Over 90 minutes of interviews with Morton Subotnick and Tony Martin; + Surround Sound and dedicated PCM-stereo mixes by the composer; + Essays by Subotnick and Curtis Road: DVD-Audio features uncompressed 48 kHz/24-bit sound.

Tracklist
Sidewinder (1971)
1-1Side One14:36
1-2Side Two14:17
Until Spring (1975)
1-3Side One15:01
1-4Side Two14:24
Sidewinder (1971)
2-1Side One14:36
2-2Side Two14:17
Until Spring (1975)
2-3Side One15:01
2-4Side Two14:24
The Stranger

“The classic Sidewinder, accompanied by the colorful, spermatozoan light projections of Tony Martin, plinks, rattles, pants, clanks, and sings with startling rhythmic vibrancy”

★★★★
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