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The Good Sound Band premieres original music live at the Good Sound Festival '92 at Life On The Water Theater, San Francisco, in Good Sound Foundation's Virtual Acoustical Environment. Composed and performed by Sussan Deihim (vocals), Stuart Dempster (trombone and didjeridu), Jon A. English (bass), Mel Graves (bass), John Grey (percussion), Daniel Kobialka (violin), George Marsh (percussion), Candace Natvig (violin), Timothy White (sitar and saxophone), Janis Mattox and Loren Rush (enhanced pianos in just intonation) and Jennifer Wilsey (percussion). (90 minutes)
The Good Sound Band premieres original work live at Annie's Hall, Berkeley, November, 1994, in Good Sound Foundation's Virtual Acoustical Environment. Composed and performed by Silvia Nakkach (vocals), Timothy White (sitar and flutes), Janis Mattox and Loren Rush (enhanced piano in just intonation), Michael Knapp (cello), Mel Graves (bass), and Jennifer Wilsey (percussion). Includes Five-Limit Slow Blues by Rush and Graves and excerpts from Tempo Perdido (A Lost Time), by Mattox and Nakkach, inspired by songs from the Brazilian rainforest and the poetry of 20th century Brazilian poet Cecilia Meireles. (70 minutes)
Performance artist/vocalist Linda Montano and The Good Sound Band present a seven movement work, each a meditation on one chakra. With George Marsh (percussion), Candace Natvig (violin), Jon A. English (bass), Timothy White (sitar and saxophone), Janis Mattox and Loren Rush (enhanced pianos in just intonation) and Jennifer Wilsey (percussion). Also included is Seven Chakras, Talking, a spoken meditation with music, composed and performed by Linda Montano. (100 minutes)
Live performance of Riley's seminal work during the Good Sound Festival '92 at Life On The Water Theater, San Francisco, in a Virtual Acoustical Environment. Conducted by Loren Rush and co-directed by Riley and Rush, this performance features over 30 Bay area performers including The Good Sound Band, David Abel, Julie Steinberg, Daniel Kobialka, Allaudin Matthieu, Khayal, The Sensations of Tone, members of the Turtle Island String Quartet and of the Rova Saxophone Quartet. (65 minutes)
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The Good Sound Band was formed by the Good Sound Foundation to enhance the art of live performance by actively researching and demonstrating developments in new performance technologies. An ensemble of technologically experienced composer/performers, the Good Sound Band uses systems developed by Good Sound Foundation to realize intermedia works that exemplify good sound and extend its capabilities. The members are: Sussan Deihim (vocals), Stuart Dempster (trombone, garden hose, didjeridu), Jon A. English (bass, percussion), John Michael Grey (keyborads, percussion), Mel Graves (bass), Daniel Kobialka (violin), George Marsh (drum set, percussion), Janis Mattox and Loren Rush (enhanced pianos), Candace Natvig (violin, voice, waterphone), Alfred Owens (tuning, voice), Timothy White (enhanced sitar, flutes, saxophones) and Jennifer Wilsey (percussion). The Good Sound Band tunes in just intonation.
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