Chad M. Clark - Vast Mass - Weft

Lake Lonidaw, IN

Water Music on the Beach - compositions and scores that reflect, react to, or personify the sounds of water
Presented by 6018North 


a.pe.ri.od.ic is a Chicago-based ensemble led by Nomi Epstein featuring post-Cagean notated, experimental music. Repertoire explores the indeterminacy of various musical elements including instrumentation, structure, pitch, and/or duration.

James Tenney, Swell Piece, 1967
Dedicated to Alison Knowles


Recorded at Berger Park beach in Chicago, IL with Sony PCM-10 by Chad Clark.


PHOTO: Ovation 2012, Meg Duguid

a.pe.ri.od.ic + wind + waves + air traffic

American Society for Acoustic Ecology (ASAE): Listening to the Future Symposium. 

Andrea Callard
Chad Clark
Viv Corringham
Jamie Davis
Michelle Nagai

Live performance for the radio program Something Else hosted by Philip von Zweck
WLUW-FM 88.7 – Chicago Sound Alliance

Photo: Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore/(ASAE) soundwalk location

Callard, Clark, Corringham, Davis, and Nagai

The movements, motifs, and themes that make up Cashmere Spheres were prepared outside the niche of ecological collectivism. Continuous re-formation served as a center for the music to move and fluctuate. Multiple generations of artificial selection were spawned ex situ with no single series of notes, timbres, or dynamics bred within the interdependent radius of an in-group unit.

A long strange echo, this year.

- Chad M. Clark, December 2020

All songs performed and edited by Chad M. Clark

Recorded, mixed, and mastered Studio Sea, Evanston, IL.

Distant Taxa, 2021
DT002

Chad M. Clark has been fortunate enough to make sounds with many dynamic artists including Viv Corringham, Jamie Davis, Norman W. Long, Todd A. Carter, Aaron Zarzutzki, Alex Mincek, Ausberto (Oz) Acevedo, Eric Leondardson, Christopher Preissing, Julian Kirshner, Tim Daisey, and Lindsey Gorry.

credits

released March 1, 2021

Cashmere Spheres

March 1, 2021

Tauca

The movements, motifs, and themes that make up Cashmere Spheres were prepared outside the niche of ecological collectivism. Continuous re-formation served as a center for the music to move and fluctuate. Multiple generations of artificial selection were spawned ex situ with no single series of notes, timbres, or dynamics bred within the interdependent radius of an in-group unit.

A long strange echo, this year.

- Chad M. Clark, December 2020

All songs performed and edited by Chad M. Clark

Recorded, mixed, and mastered Studio Sea, Evanston, IL.

Distant Taxa, 2021
DT002

Chad M. Clark has been fortunate enough to make sounds with many dynamic artists including Viv Corringham, Jamie Davis, Norman W. Long, Todd A. Carter, Aaron Zarzutzki, Alex Mincek, Ausberto (Oz) Acevedo, Eric Leondardson, Christopher Preissing, Julian Kirshner, Tim Daisey, and Lindsey Gorry.