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Dan Lander

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Dan Lander
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BornDan Lander
1953/02/05
Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
🏳️ NationalityCanadian
🏳️ CitizenshipCanadian
🏫 EducationNova Scotia College of Art and Design
💼 Occupation
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Dan Lander is an electroacoustic music composer born February 5, 1953 in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, and currently living in Toronto, Canada. Lander studied art at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax (Nova Scotia) with a focus on performance, video and sound. After leaving school he set up a modest recording studio in his apartment and developed a method of composition which sprang from his interest in phonography and the referential in recorded sound. This interest also led to his involvement as an editor of two anthologies: Sound by Artists (1990) and Radio Rethink: Art, Sound and Transmission (1994). He was the producer of the radio art program The Problem with Language (CKLN, Toronto) from 1987 to 1991. His works for radio and loudspeaker are dependent on sound recordings gathered from real life situations, organized with an ear to the ways in which meaning circulates through the invisible conduit of sounding and hearing. His works have been widely aired in North America and Europe.

Discography:

Various Samples (1988) ‎cassette - self-released

Limited Choices In Equal Time (1988) cassette - self-released

Talking To A Loudspeaker (1989) cassette - self-released

Room + Talking To A Loudspeaker II (1993) cassette - self-released

Zoo ‎(1995) CD (1995) IMED - 9526 - CD Empreintes DIGITALes

FLUXUS - LP Psych.KG with Franz Kamin & Kommissar Hjuler

Habitation (1998) Hronir - 02 - 10"

Shed Metal - with dk

As Editor:

Sound by Artists (1990) with Micah Lexier

Radio Rethink: Art, Sound and Transmission with Daina Augaitis

As Author:

Introduction to Sound by Artists (1990)

"Radio Art: The Pubescent Stage," in Radiophonics and Other-Phonies, Musicworks 53 (Summer, 1992)

"Thunder in my Bones," in

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