Jozef Malovec: Orthogenesis (1966/1967)

Jozef Malovec (1933-1998): Orthogenesis (1966-1967). Realized in the Experimental Studio of the Czechoslovak Radio, Bratislava.
In the composition only electronic sound sources are used. Resulting sounds were modified and filtered before as well as after the detailed decoupage, small sound structures being prepared from a random selection of high frequencies. With an "infinite" tape they were reproduced by an effect tape recorder with four magnetic heads, where the audio signal of every head was modified by a special adjustment of band pass filters or by various types of feedback. This elementary microstructural material underwent a further transformation through various degrees of reverberation, or by a continually changing reverberation. The composition has no definitive score; there exist only sketches of some of its parts, serving as an orientation at the process of montage and mixing. There exists also some schematic figures of the connecting of instruments for the producing of some of the microstructural material. The expanding and compressing of the time process in microstructures is incorporated in the whole. At some places it was produced by the effect tape recorder. By this device the musical form received dynamic pulsation and inner evolution.
While working on Orthogenesis I tried mainly to form a musically continuous process, whereby the means of new sound elements results in a counterpoint of various microstructures as well as various kinds of space. The stereophonic mixing gives the definitive form of the composition in the space of the audition.
By Jozef Malovec (fonte web).
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[@aidansfilm]

I love singing this in the shower

[@jdavis417]

This whole tune has been showered by a Singer? ;)

[@friesiamans1966]

@@jdavis417 it gives me showers...

[@Dan-__]

So should your neighbors, if they exist.

[@lego5745]

It's simply amazing how they did this before synthesizers were available.

[@lcv33]

oui cela s'appelle électronique tout simplement.

[@MellowCorn-xs8bn]

They had Moog Synths back in the 60's.

[@lyricriott7582]

Mr. Mills id tell you that this isn't music but in scared some alien demon will be after me

[@basswitch525]

@@lyricriott7582 it's surprisingly musical for what it is

[@mr.nazareth4501]

@@lyricriott7582 it's music in the same way modern art is art. Sure, the dilemma is that it's not, but that argument is part of the art itself.

[@James-cb7nb]

My neighbors love it when I play this full blast at my apartment complex at 3am

[@SweetSweetWaldo]

I love electronic music from the sixties. It's one of the best things in the whole world!

[@vochmelik999]

60's ... oldies but goldies...

[@anthonycostine5067]

Sensational! I love the French-style tap dancing at 5.33.....

[@ViviAn-sm4ov]

I listen to this piece everyday when I wake up.

[@friesiamans1966]

sleep well... :-)

[@loopular1]

Nice!!

[@cerumen]

the drop at 2:03

[@clotildesaillant3555]

incredible, I don't have the words to explains how touched i am. Amazing ♥♥♥

[@marionbourgeois4253]

I totally agree with you !! The beauty of this masterpiece is indescridible !

[@jdavis417]

5:01 "It is in Our House, now." - The Fireman

[@Labor_Jones]

I grew up on this, so it's soothing to me.

[@urkq]

Really! I had a casette of Switched on bach, but I see nothing about Moog at all in the description. How were these sounds concocted?

[@anthonycostine5067]

That's a No 1 hit if ever I heard one!

[@postironiac]

1960's Czechoslovak noise music is awesome

[@geniusribelle]

Best dubstep song ever

[@dworciochrupcio]

super

[@urmumlikesbooks5135]

If your still logged in your the first comment 😂

[@dannyhood4007]

I don’t know if they called this electronic music 60 years ago. But I’ve heard it was called ‘Music made in a lab’.

[@pwzinho]

Chaka Khan - Like Sugar 0:00
Runescape Globin - 0:30

[@temporoboto]

💙

[@eelamite]

this is what those finsl moments before pnc feels like

[@biomechanoid]

Seems like alien robots landed in early sixties and since then tried to make music more and more like humans in scare of being spotted

[@cubecubeowsky8979]

This slaps

[@shotx333]

Ok now, can someone explain to me what qualifies to be music and what does not?

[@skulllic6669]

everything is music

[@AsparagusTheFirst]

Musique concrete, or as i like to call it, music?

[@Ijustlostheflame]

Im never getting the aux lmao

[@dpalaoro]

Slowed down reveals.

[@angusbeef5259]

What?

[@dpalaoro]

Gosh. This was three years ago. I'm not sure what I meant. Might have been a reference. How did you get to this piece?

[@angusbeef5259]

A meme lol

[@dpalaoro]

@@angusbeef5259 which meme?

[@angusbeef5259]

One of the billions out there

[@FaCiSmFTW]

interesting as fuck

[@ferrvall1500]

...

[@Elfegas]

you can hardly call it music

[@purplecthulhu4199]

dork