Robert Scott Thompson - Slieve Mish flac album

Slieve Mish by Robert Scott Thompson, released 11 March 2016 1. Slieve Mish - Part I 2. Slieve Mish - Part II Slieve Mish, also known as Slemish, holds a special significance to many, and also to me. This long-form ambient work honors Slieve Mish and the beauty and mystery of the place so close to where I grew up - beckoning in the distance across the fields. The notion of the music is one continuous and delimited soundscape - like the resonance of a location, environment or sonic ecology. The work is intended for fairly low playback and continuous play.

Robert Scott Thompson. The term musical alchemist best describes modern music composer Robert Scott Thompson. Combining his mastery of the electroacoustic, contemporary instrumental, and avant-garde genres into a swirling cohesive whole, he is an important pioneer on music's new frontier. Read full bio and listen to sounds at: ww. ucourantrecords.

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Scott Thompson (born November 13, 1957) is an American businessman, and currently CEO of Tuition. Previously, he was Chief Executive Officer of ShopRunner. Thompson was born November 13, 1957, in Taunton, Massachusetts, and grew up in nearby Raynham. Thompson joined the online-shopping service ShopRunner as CEO in July 2012 and left in July 2016.

Robert Scott Thompson (born 1959, California) is a composer of ambient, instrumental and electroacoustic music. degree from the University of Oregon and . degrees from the University of California, San Diego. His primary teachers include Bernard Rands, Roger Reynolds, Joji Yuasa and F. Richard Moore. He creates work in a wide variety of forms ranging from chamber and orchestral music to works for the virtuoso soloist, computer music, and experimental video art.

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Robert Scott Thompson is an electroacoustic composer who has labored in relative obscurity for years-releasing a large number of works in a surprising number of genres. Two Thompson releases, "The Silent Shore" and "Frontier", gave his music wider distribution and opened his talent up to a larger group of ambient aficionados. The two discs were fabulously diverse displays of ambience, dark and light. To my mind, "The Silent Shore" is one of the finest ambient releases of the 1990s, and "Frontier" was a more than worthy follow-up.