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Artist description
Tom Bickley uses recorders, other early European wind instruments, voice,
electronics, and found sounds as a composer/performer. He studied recorder
with Scott Reiss, and holds degrees in music theory and musicology.
As a recorder player Bickley explores extended techniques such as the
production of chords and simultaneous singing and playing. In early music
he works primarily with medieval European repertory and its rich tradition
of improvised ornamentation. In Washington, DC, he teaches at the Capitol
Hill Arts Workshop, assists with the multicultural liturgical music at St.
Stephen & the Incarnation Episcopal Church, and performs with the new
music trio Comma. He is certified by Pauline Oliveros to teach the
meditative improvisation practices of Deep Listening. |
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Music Style
experimental; post-modern art music; improvisation |
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Musical Influences
Pauline Oliveros, John Cage, Gregorian Chant, Asian music |
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Similar Artists
Deep Listening Band |
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Albums
(voices) by Comma (Metatron Press MPCD101), Gusty Winds May Exist (Metatron Press MPCD102r) |
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Press Reviews
Douglas Cohen in NewMusNet described Bickley's Sommersmusic for alto recorder and electronics as |
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Location
Washington, DC - USA |
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