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1. Oct 17,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Hugh Davies: Shozyg sequence No. 1 YouTube Akio Suzuki: Stone (Berliner Künstlerprogramm des DAAD, ) - Duration: Jimbo 3, views.

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3. Davies invented musical instruments that he constructed from household items. Among them was the shozyg, a generic name he used for any instrument housed inside an unusual container. The name is derived from the first of such instruments, which was housed inside the final volume of an encyclopaedia (covering the subjects from SHO– to ZYG–).

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5. Beginnings. Hugh Davies first became interested in electronic music in the late s, while a pupil at London’s Westminster School. At this point in time, ‘electronic music’ was an esoteric affair, which involved recording source material on magnetic tape (real-world sounds in the case of musique concrète, electronically-generated signals in the case of elektronische Musik.

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6. "Hugh Seymour Davies (23 April - 1 January ) was a musicologist, composer, and inventor of experimental musical instruments. Davies was born in Exmouth, Devon, England. After attending Westminster School, he studied music at Worcester College, Oxford from to

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7. The For Hugh Davies project was a unique way of paying homage to and celebrating the remarkable music of Hugh Davies. The resulting CD was recorded almost three years to the day after his death in January , and was released in July Hugh Davies was one of that outstanding first generation of European improvisers who emerged in the mid.

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8. Working with his own, specially crafted electronic instruments, Hugh Davies -who had previously worked with Stockhausen- generates soundscapes that are at times whimsical, ritualistic and profoundly playful. There is a certain magic, a celebration of sound and soul, in these recordings from the Claxon Celuid Festival and the `Workshop Freie Musik'.

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