MATRIXSYNTH: Terry Riley - Shri Camel: Morning Corona (Live 1976) - Part 1


Thursday, July 15, 2010

Terry Riley - Shri Camel: Morning Corona (Live 1976) - Part 1


YouTube via bananimalistic | July 13, 2010

Terry Riley - Shri Camel: Morning Corona (Live 1976) - Part 2


Anyone ID the keyboard/organ?

Update: Yamaha yc 45 d organ - more info and some links in the comments below.

Update: Part 3

Terry Riley - Shri Camel: Morning Corona (Live 1976) - Part 3
bananimalistic | July 15, 2010

terryrileyshri4.mp4


terryrileyshri5.mp4
Posted by matrix at 7/15/2010 12:43:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. pixelife7/15/10, 2:18 AM

    Those switches look Yamaha to me. CS era, but not CS family.

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  2. Dr Phibes7/15/10, 3:00 AM

    Yamaha yc 45 d organ

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  3. bunnyman7/15/10, 5:27 AM

    This is an excerpt from Robert Ashley's Music w/ Roots in the Aether. You can get the whole program here: http://www.ubu.com/film/riley.html which also lets you d/l an MP3 of the audio. Other artists in the series are: David Behrman, Phil Glass, Alvin Lucier, Pauline Oliveros, and Gordon Mumma. It's a fantastic series, all available for d/l here: http://www.ubu.com/film/aether.html

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  4. cebec7/15/10, 5:34 AM

    thank you, bunnyman!

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  5. Unknown7/15/10, 9:13 AM

    not just a yc45d, but a yc45d that was custom-tuned for just intonation.

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