(Experimental) [CD] Hiroaki Minami - Electronic Symphony No. 1 (Obscure Tape Music of Japan, Vol. 10) - 2009, FLAC (tracks+.cue), lossless

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EAC extraction logfile from 14. March 2012, 17:04
Hiroaki Minami / Obscure Tape Music of Japan Vol. 10: Electronic Symphony No. 1
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        5  | 34:48.31 | 12:32.20 |    156631    |   213050
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REM GENRE Electronic
REM DATE 2009
REM DISCID 3F0B1805
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PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
TITLE "Electronic Symphony No.1"
FILE "01 - 1st movement 'Return to the Cosmos'.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 01 AUDIO
    TITLE "1st movement 'Return to the Cosmos'"
    PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "02 - 2nd movement 'Uranos' Wrath'.wav" WAVE
  TRACK 02 AUDIO
    TITLE "2nd movement 'Uranos' Wrath'"
    PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 03 AUDIO
    TITLE "3rd movement 'NGC 6496'"
    PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
    INDEX 00 08:24:53
FILE "03 - 3rd movement 'NGC 6496'.wav" WAVE
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 04 AUDIO
    TITLE "4th movement 'Scherzo'"
    PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
    INDEX 00 10:05:22
FILE "04 - 4th movement 'Scherzo'.wav" WAVE
    INDEX 01 00:00:00
  TRACK 05 AUDIO
    TITLE "5th movement 'Sorrow Song the Stars Sang'"
    PERFORMER "Hiroaki Minami"
    INDEX 00 06:37:47
FILE "05 - 5th movement 'Sorrow Song the Stars Sang'.wav" WAVE
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log date: 2025-01-07 22:34:05
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Analyzed: Hiroaki Minami / Electronic Symphony No.1
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR12      -0.20 dB   -18.36 dB      9:33 01-1st movement 'Return to the Cosmos'
DR13      -0.25 dB   -19.53 dB      8:27 02-2nd movement 'Uranos' Wrath'
DR13      -0.20 dB   -21.10 dB     10:08 03-3rd movement 'NGC 6496'
DR11      -0.20 dB   -16.81 dB      6:41 04-4th movement 'Scherzo'
DR13      -0.56 dB   -19.72 dB     12:32 05-5th movement 'Sorrow Song the Stars Sang'
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Number of tracks:  5
Official DR value: DR12
Samplerate:        44100 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   16
Bitrate:           527 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Little-known composer Hiroaki Minami was a professor of electronic music at the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts & Music and is a pioneer of synthesizer music in Japan. He built a private studio for his self-made synthesizer in his home in 1976, and shortly thereafter, he composed this piece, Electronic Symphony No. 1, filled with spacey and very noisy analog synthesizer sounds, much like Roland Kayn's '60s concrète works. Contains liner notes by the artist in Japanese and English; housed in a limited-edition specially-designed cardboard paper sleeve.
The artist himself: "At the age of 15, having more of an interest in technology than music, I began to build radio sets and vacuum tube amplifiers. In the next 20 years, electronics advanced into the realm of transistors and integrated circuits, creating a huge potential for the use of the synthesizer for musical applications. In the '70s as knowledge about experiments in transistors, integrated circuit oscillators, and filter technology became available in electronic technology magazines, I attempted IC even though I only had vacuum tubes to complete an analog synthesizer, and I also purchased 2-channel and 4-channel tape recorders. I was finally equipped with the necessary equipment to create electronic music when tragedy struck my family: my 8 year-old daughter died from liver disease. It compelled me to compose the fifth movement 'Sorrow Song The Stars Sang' of the Electronic Symphony No.1 as the requiem for my daughter. The piece, created from my own analog synthesizer, was distributed throughout the world as an individual work, and only later did I compose the rest of the movements in order to complete Symphony No. 1." -- from the liner notes