 Conchundo: an original musical instrument
that makes no sound. Intrigued? |
 "The Teaberry Organ": The
instrument that started it all. The first ambient sound resonator
instrument. Featured in the book "From Mud to Music" by Barry
Hall. |
 "Ocean & the Sky": An ensemble sound
sculpture including a Conchundo and
tuned monaural whistles. |
 "Never Odd or Even": This sound
sculpture pairs a Conchundo with ceramic
tubular chimes. |
 "hEar": An ensemble sound sculpture including a Conchundo and a whistling water
vessel.
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 "Sonitus ex Machina": An ensemble
kinetic sound sculpture including many psychoacoustic and musical
instruments as well as optical illusions and moving parts.
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 "Primative Flute": This recorder style flute is
tuned to have a primitive and haunting sound.
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 "Chandelier": An ensemble sound sculpture
including a Conchundo, binaural whistles,
a monaural whistle, and glass
shard chimes. |
 "Muybridge
Udu Drum": this Udu Drum, inspired by instruments from Nigeria, has
a deep resonant sound, without a drumhead.
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 "Drawn Onward": This is a small Teaberry Organ under which is suspended
a small brass gong. When struck, this gong spins, causing a unusual
phasing sound.
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 "Seities Deified Seities":This
piece was inspired by ancient preColumbian Peruvian whistling water
vessels.
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 "Raku Bugle": Despite its unique
appearance, this bugle is capable of playing the same harmonic series
of notes that a brass bugle plays. Songs such as “taps,”
“reveille,” or “charge” can be played.
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