Five Modular Etudes

1. Reich, Riley & Townsend Mini Storage
2. Deckard's Vacation Modular
3. 2 Fast 2 Danz
4. (D) Press On (2)
5. Man Eye Zeke

Each of these modular synth studies were conceived to explore a small Eurorack system, as well as compose a set of short works that used as many of the modules as possible in one live setting at a time.

Each piece is recorded from a live performance with no overdubs, and then only modified with a 'house/ambient' reverb and some small mastering EQ.  All dynamics, motion, pitch and harmonic content were derived through CV or human knob-twisting, and all sounds (minus the recording of church bells) were made using this Eurorack system.

An interesting challenge!

Five Modular Etudes

Naji Soul - Kolo Nga Yan Contest 2021

Cubase 11 and its stupid export errors will be death of me. :\

Kolo Nga Yan

Tree of Evo

How I'll Pass

A lecture given during "On Cooperation with Evil" a Thomistic Circles conference at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, DC. March 16-17, 2018.

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This is the premiere of a song cycle I wrote for my wife Mitzi Westra.  It is a setting of Wallace Stevens' famous set of poems "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird."  She is the featured mezzo-soprano here, along with pianist Greg Martin

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

Produced by Mark Cuthbertson and Jace Lasek
Words/Music by Mark Cuthbertson

Mark Cuthbertson: vocals, synths, guitars, bass, saw, glockenspiel, sampling
Mark "Bucky" Wheaton: drums
Ivy Nadine: vocals
Amy Thornhill: vocals
Marian Brackney: saw
Evan Jacobs: outro synth
Josh Ortiz: strings

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