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So, this doco from 1980 really captures Chris Cree Brown and his approach to sound. It's not just about the music; it's about how he interacts with the environment to create it. I mean, he's using everyday sounds alongside traditional instruments, which was pretty avant-garde for New Zealand at the time. The pacing is a bit laid-back, allowing you to absorb the textures he’s working with. There's this almost meditative quality as he talks about blending new media with classic techniques. The atmosphere is really quite immersive; you can almost hear the thoughts flowing through the film, making it feel less like a traditional documentary and more like a journey through sound itself. Quite a unique slice of music history.
Focus on the unique soundscapes and techniques.Appreciate the historical context of electronic music in NZ.Great for anyone interested in experimental sound art.
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