This is a mixed down composite version of Browser Music 2. 

The individual parts and instructions for playing them are as follows:

Open each link below in its own web browser tab or window and press play on each. The four parts are meant to be played at the same time but don’t have to start together. You can stop / re-start individual parts and mute / change their respective volumes as you wish. Like the components of a mobile sculpture, each part can be considered on its own or in any combination. 

Part One: youtu.be/3bFnL-NScXg
Part Two: youtu.be/t0uBrmzbLmg
Part Three: youtu.be/JuL0QeuPD0E
Part Four: youtu.be/SpKiqpJViSw

This is music without development, where nothing much happens (or rather: the happening is evenly distributed throughout). This is also quiet music – perfect for playing in the background on your web browser while you are doing something else on your computer. You can even listen to other music / watch other videos / make Zoom calls, etc. while playing Browser Music in the background.

Support here: https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/track/browser-music-2

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Browser Music 2

One track preview from Monopoly Child Star Searchers' new LP Prince of Parrot Shooters/Aqueducts of Channel Island

For more info go to www.discrepant.net

Prince of Parrot Shooters / The Aqueducts of Channel Island

Monopoly Child Star Searchers - Prince of Parrot Shooters 3

Tracklisting
Beatriz Ferreyra – Echos (1978)
Hilda Dianda – Después del silencio (1976)
Jacqueline Nova – Creación de la tierra (1972)
Jocy de Oliveira – Wave Song (1981)
Oksana Linde – Mariposas acuáticas (1985)
Vânia Dantas Leite – L’Indien et L’Ovni (1986)
Nelly Moretto  –  Composición 9b (1966)
Marlene Migliari Fernandes  –  Espectros Cromáticos (1967)
Graciela Paraskevaídis  –  Algún sonido de la vida (1993)
Graciela Castillo  –  Y así era (1982)
Olga Pozzi Escot  –  Three Poems of Rilke (1959)
Alicia Urreta  –  Dameros I (1984)

Published at: https://soundsandcolours.com/articles/peru/raro-13-ale-hop-female-pioneers-of-electronic-and-electroacoustic-music-in-latin-america-59928/

Mix RARO 13 "Female Pioneers of Electronic and Electroacoustic Music in Latin America"

Oromo cassettes and early synth from Sheba Sound, a music digging collective and record label based in Addis Ababa. Check out their field recording mission and archives here: http://shebasound.com.

Oromo Sounds: Cassettes and Early Synth from Ethiopia (RIAFC079)

"Son Sistem Tsiftetelli Vol.1 (1933-1969)” by Souma Records is the first part of a selection of Greek and Turkish tsiftetéli – or çiftetelli – songs and instrumentals, some in Greek Rebetiko and Laikó style, others in the oriental folk tradition of Greece and Asia Minor led by Roma musicians.

For Greeks dancing tsiftetéli is a social thing, sometimes performed by couples. During the 60s and 70s in Greece and the US, live Laikó bands and oriental ensembles were often accompanied by a belly dancer, although this was not the case when the style first crept into the Greek repertoire when the repatriated musicians from Asia Minor expressed their pain and loss through this music. Mainly during the 60s the gloomy lyrics disappeared from the tsiftetéli and it morphed into a beguiling dance. Modern belly dancers hardly ever dance to tsiftetéli anymore but prefer instead the typical dance routines (raks sharqi) from the Middle East. The magic of tsiftetéli lies within its hypnotic grooves, intoxicating melodic scales and the extreme musicianship of the performers.
 
The term tsiftetéli derives from the turkish word çifte-telli, which means ‘double-stringed’ (diplóchordo in Greek) and refers to an authentic violin technique (cfr tracks 4,11,16 & 17) of running two strings through the same nut slot of the instrument creating tautophony (two strings playing at the same pitch) or tuning them an octave apart. This spaced-out effect generates a more oriental and sensual feel.

All tracks are recorded from Fred Kramer's (Souma Records, BE) collection of shellac and vinyl records he excavated over the last 10 years in Greece, Egypt and the US.

Tracklist in the comments below. 

Check out more from Souma Records here:: https://soumarecords.bandcamp.com/ and here: https://soundcloud.com/soumarecords

Son Sistem Tsiftetelli Vol.1 (1933-1969) - Fred Kramer (Souma Records) (RIAFC100)

This seminal 3 LP Box set of Georgian Folk music, featuring enthralling harmonies, ranging from the melodious to the dissonant and abstract, are available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
 https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2023/07/georgia-georgie-georgia-in-folk-song.html

Georgia in Folk Songs – Melodiya 016491– 016496 (3 LPs)

Georgia polyphonic vocal Mix

This brilliant LP of Hungarian folk music from Western Moldavia, featuring a masterful lyrical violin and a stunning percussive gardon cello, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2023/10/romania-roumanie-mihaly-halmagyi.html

Gyimesi Népzene (Hungarian Folk Music fom Gyimes) – Hungaroton SLPX 18145

Mihály Halmágyi & Gizella Ádám / Hungarian Folk Music fom Gyimes (Romania)

This album, featuring Sulaeman’s heavenly Sundanese suling flute and zither plus gamelan music from West Java, is available for Flac and MP3 download on my blog:
https://music-republic-world-traditional.blogspot.com/2023/11/indonesia-indonesie-sulaeman-national.html

Flute & Gamelan of West Java – Tangent Records TGS 137

Sulaeman - Flute & Gamelan of West Java

This composite track consists of edits from many different Harry Bertoia compositions included in the Complete Sonambient Recordings box set available on Important Records.
This 11 CD box set contains a 114 page book. Digital downloads are also available directly from the label. 
Purchase the box physically or digitally here: 
http://importantrecords.com/


Harry Bertoia Complete Sonambient Collection - Composite Mix

Monument

Composed and recorded by Lisa Stenberg on the EMS Synthi 100 in studio KSYME Contemporary Music Research Center, Athens, Greece in 2017.
Produced at EMS Elektronmusikstudion in Stockholm 2017.

Monument

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Revised version of "Traces: for Electric Organ, i-Phone Videos, Objects and Electronics". (The first iteration was presented at KM28 in Berlin on April 24, 2019, as part of "Very Organized"  a concert of works for electric organ by a group of Berlin-based composers. ) Variation 2 is part of an immersive multi-channel work that is currently in progress.

Sulaeman - Flute & Gamelan of West Java

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