8 thoughts on “ Metal - Sam McClellan - Music Of The Five Elements (Cassette, Album) ”

1. Music of the 5 Elements was conceived, written, performed, recorded and mixed by Sam McClellan in Recorded at Hampshire College Electronic Music School. Mixed at Le Studio, Boston. remix from the master reels by Sam McClellan.

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2. Jun 27,  · Produced for Spirit Music, Inc. Recorded at Hampshire College Electronic Music School Mixed at Le Studio, Boston Music Of The 5 Elements is copyright © by Sam McClellan Cover and liner notes © by Spirit Records Total time for side 1 is Total time for side 2 is /5(9).

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4. Label: Spirit Music - JSG • Format: Cassette Album • Country: US • Genre: Electronic • Style: New Age Sam McClellan - Music Of The Five Elements Volume 3 (, Cassette) | Discogs Explore5/5(1).

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5. Ex-Invisible City founder Brandon Hocura’s new Seance Centre project readies its seventh outing. Turning their attention to acupressurist Sam McClellan and his LP ‘Music of the Five Elements’, they offer a new perspective on one of pastoral America’s many unfortunately misaligned ‘new .

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6. Music of the Five Elements, an Album by Sam McClellan. Released in (catalog no. SPIRIT JSG ; Vinyl LP). Genres: New Age.

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7. Music of the Five Elements is not only the “acoustic massage” that McClellan set out to make, but is a fully realized and peerless piece of music. Taking cues from Minimalism (Tony Conrad / La Monte Young), American Primitive guitar (Fahey & Basho) and even psychedelia, the album is a continuous sound voyage for voice, synthesizer, guitar, bowed bass, piano, effects and ciao (Chinese flute) .

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8. He explored this idea by applying the ancient Chinese philosophy of medicine to the principles of musical composition. Using the pentatonic scale (the traditional scale of Chinese music), McClellan related each of the notes to one of the five elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal Water), and created five variations for each.

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