Ezra Buchla's guest appearances

Ezra Buchla

SOUND + PROCESS

Rodrigo Constanzo

Josh Mason

Marcus Fischer

Meng Qi

Joshua Saddler

Karl Fousek

Emily Sprague

Piotr Szyhalski

Angela Guyton

Nick Sanborn

Sean Hellfritsch

Meredith Johnston

Izzy Barreiro

Carl Testa

Joseph Branciforte

OwlTail

"Ezra Buchla is from California. He has played in bands."While not inaccurate, Ezra’s official bio belies the depth of their work. From their most well-known bands (Mae Shi and Gowns) to the backlog of live performances and sketches on their rarely updated website, Ezra has an uncanny ability to break your fucking heart in less than 45 seconds. No matter the instrument — viola, oscillators, a laptop or his own voice —  they find ways to blend their classical training with an agility in software programming to stunning effect.Over the course of this episode Ezra reflects on composition and the function of scores, the relationship between humans and their instruments, the haute couture of music tech, intentions for the Aleph, and handling other people’s relationships with their father (artist and inventor Don Buchla, 1937 – 2016) while planning the Don Buchla Memorial Concerts.For a listing of the featured music, which includes selections from Ezra's collaborations, bands and solo work, visit https://soundandprocess.com http://catfact.bandcamp.com http://froth.catfact.netAs always, Sound + Process explores the artists of lines (https://llllllll.co). Come join the conversation.

"Ezra Buchla is from California. He has played in bands." While not inaccurate, Ezra’s official bio belies the depth of their work. From their most well-known bands (Mae Shi and Gowns) to the backlog of live performances and sketches on their rarely updated website, Ezra has an uncanny ability to break your fucking heart in less than 45 seconds. No matter the instrument — viola, oscillators, a laptop or his own voice — they find ways to blend their classical training with an agility in software programming to stunning effect. Over the course of this episode Ezra reflects on composition and the function of scores, the relationship between humans and their instruments, the haute couture of music tech, intentions for the Aleph, and handling other people’s relationships with their father (artist and inventor Don Buchla, 1937 – 2016) while planning the Don Buchla Memorial Concerts. For a listing of the featured music, which includes selections from Ezra's collaborations, bands and solo work, visit <a href="https://soundandprocess.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundandprocess.com</a> <a href="http://catfact.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://catfact.bandcamp.com</a> <a href="http://froth.catfact.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://froth.catfact.net</a> As always, Sound + Process explores the artists of lines (<a href="https://llllllll.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://llllllll.co</a>). Come join the conversation.

Ezra Buchla: Sound + Process # 12