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The Technology of Tears

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2290: 626:"a highly episodic collection of brief sound collages, each of them built on pulsing but sometimes quirky rhythms". He said it is Frith's "good humor and wit" that stops this work from becoming "purely assaultive skronk", and added that "there is a cheerfulness to even his most abrasive work that makes it far more listenable than that of many of his other ... colleagues of the period". 579: 574: 569: 564: 559: 543: 538: 533: 528: 523: 31: 483:
is a collection of dozens of musical cells, "each recorded separately in increments of between 3 and 12 measures; all at the same tempo, and in the same key". The intention was that the modules could be assembled in any order to create the final piece. The reason for this approach was that Newman had
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She kind of gave me an idea of the sort of direction she wanted me to start from, and we planned out a structure of the piece, and then I would go and work on it and bring back my work. And she would criticize it and we would edit it together... It was a very important learning process for me because
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suite as a "pulsing barrage of sounds", broken occasionally by Frith's East-European rhythms and "angular" melodies, and Zorn's "atonal squawks". He found the sounds "attractive enough in themselves", but at times "a bit overwhelming in this dense and complex context". Anderson called
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I had never worked with a non-musician in that way... Sometimes she would make a suggestion that I really wouldn't like, but in the end, with compromise on both sides, we both ended up being pretty happy with the result.
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suite "is unexpectedly weak", but had praise for Frith's bass playing towards the end of Part 1, and the inclusion of guests Marclay, Tenko and Zorn. Gagné felt much the same about the
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that while it "has some beautiful stuff, mines a rather narrow vein in Frith's music; a beat-dominated, humorless, and strident vein". She opined that the writing in the
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suit, adding that "Frith's weird playing and tape manipulations start sounding more arbitrary or just clever or even redundant." However, she liked
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she could arrange the segments how she wished. In the end, she accepted Frith's demonstration sequence as the final piece.
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are used throughout, accompanied by horns, sporadic percussion and wordless vocals. The album is a mix of
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as "... a series of brilliantly evocative soundpieces with electronics, guitar, and sound effects ...".
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Nicole V. Gagné was a little more critical of the album. She wrote in her 1990 book,
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Frith composed all the music and plays most of the instruments, with assistance from
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and the New Works Program of the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities;
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as "... patterns with constantly shifting accents and sub-divisions ...", and
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suite as "... unrelenting slices of hard-edged sounds over a pulse ...",
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suite was reworked and remastered in February 2015, and released by
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Reviewing the 2008 CD release of the album in the music journal,
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and first performed by her dance company at the Joyce Theatre,
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The Technology of Tears (And Other Music for Dance and Theatre)
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as a collaboration between Fred Frith, Rosalind Newman and
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Digitally remastered at New York Digital, August 1987
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to choreograph sequences for her dance company. For
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She had previously used parts of Frith's 2230: 2074:(with Lesli Dalaba, Eric Glick Rieman and 1885: 1669: 1456: 1442: 1434: 1313: 1311: 495: 286:(Switzerland), and on a double LP only by 29: 20: 2214:(with Nicolas Humbert and Marc Parisotto) 617:, Rick Anderson described the three-part 1057: 1000: 816: 769: 722: 675: 1200: 1187:Cover images and photos – Pierre HĂ©bert 1175:– recorded Noise New York, October 1986 1025:"Sadness, Its Bones Bleached Behind Us" 701:"Sadness, Its Bones Bleached Behind Us" 1229:"Frith, Fred: The Technology of Tears" 1872:All Is Always Now – Live at The Stone 1363: 1251: 1249: 1223: 1221: 1212: 1181:– recorded Noise New York, April 1987 501: 7: 853:"A Deeper Understanding of Conflict" 2071:Dalaba Frith Glick Rieman Kihlstedt 726:The Technology of Tears (continued) 558: 522: 18:1988 studio album by Fred Frith 2095:50th Birthday Celebration Volume 5 748:"You Are What You Eat (continued)" 301:The album comprises three suites: 14: 405:to generate patterns, pulses and 298:suite (side 4 of the double LP). 266:. 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Index


Studio album
Fred Frith
Genre
Avant-rock
experimental
Label
RecRec
Producer
Fred Frith
Fred Frith
Nous Autres
The Top of His Head
Allies
double album
guitarist
composer
improvisor
Fred Frith
Music for Dance
LP
CD
RecRec Music
SST Records
Fred Records
Rosalind Newman
New York City
Boston
Pier Voulkos
National Endowment for the Arts

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