Patriarchal Music, by Kieran Daly

Patriarchal Music

by Kieran Daly

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	1.	Linear antiphonal composition for two electric guitars 09:25
	2.	Damped cross-coupled integrator ring output i.e. "New Recording 1" 08:39
	3.	Untitled (nonlinear feedback phase modulation and integrator ring) Appendix, Track 2 02:10
	4.	Sequential monophonic quilisma stream-segregation piece (electric guitar, unabridged) 05:47
	5.	[Acoustic test, abridged version 20200803-171527] Appendix, Track 4 00:38
	6.	Eponymous 'hah hee hoh hee' for solo voice 05:27
	7.	Untitled Buchla 208/218 ("Music Easel") potentiometer settings composition ("composition of disparate potentiometer settings") 07:53
	8.	School Work 07:19

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All compositions by the author except "School Work" (Coleman, Phrase Text [ASCAP]). Recorded 2020-2021 by the author in Chicago, IL.

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