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The People's Music
By Jon Rose
Label: ReR Megacorp
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Start The People
2. Wake Up People
3. Working People
4. No People
5. Your People
6. Some People
7. People Control
8. Big People
9. Odd People
10. Noisy People
11. Busy People
12. The People's Struggle
13. The People's End
Jon Rose: The People's Music
by Nic Jones
The People's Music is a wild surrealist fantasy that traces a rhythmic counterpoint in sound between the playing of a musical instrument, namely the violin, and the mass production of that instrument, according to the liner notes. What we have is in fact the musical element of a multimedia piece involving an interactive video installation, and ...
Strung
By Jon Rose
Label: Sublingual Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: String; Stroppy; Strumble; Straps; Struth; Stroke; Strumph; Straddle; Strip; Straw; Stretch; Strongo; Stromage; Strangle
Jon Rose: Strung
by Mark Corroto
Jon Rose, the Derek Bailey of the violin, is turning his attention to the possibilities of electronic manipulation of stringed instrument sound. A collaborator with the likes of Eugene Chadbourne, Bob Ostertag, Luc Houtkamp, Otomo Yoshihide, and Wayne Horvitz, Rose is a creative musician with plenty of humor on display. Strung is a co-conspiracy between Rose ...
The Hyperstring Project: New Dynamic of Rogue Counterpoint
By Jon Rose
Label: ReR Megacorp
Released: 2000
Track listing: Siren; Oops!; Heads and Tails; Chuggalug; The Real Blow; Choral Prelude; Hammer Horror; Spikes; Broken
Bones; Tacit; Reversed Spam; Buzz Buzz; Schoenberg's Bow; Hitting the Wall at 100 mph; Son of Tacit; The
Pages; Whipped Cream; Spaghetti Machine; Il Tenore; Warriors; The Agony and the Ecstasy (Automatic Violin
Quartet).
Jon Rose: Fringe Benefits
by AAJ Staff
At a certain point, restlessness can merge into insanity. (I couldn't tell you exactly where that point is, because I'm long past it myself.) Extreme violinist Jon Rose has proven over and over again his restless desire for creative momentum. I'm not really sure where he stands with respect to sanity--but the music he makes is ...
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