Rudy Adrian
Rudy Adrian (born Rudy Hueting; 1965) is an
Adrian's albums form two distinct series: "Atmospheric Works" and "Sequencer Sketches". His first mini-album, SubAntarctica (initially released under his birth name of Rudy Hueting) was as part of a multi-media collaboration on art in the Subantarctic, and involved him and several other artists travelling to the Campbell and Auckland Islands and producing work based on the experience.[1] His albums have included collaborations with New Zealand flautist Nick Prosser and Dutch keyboardist Ron Boots.
Adrian has toured New Zealand and the United States, presenting works in a variety of venues ranging from concert halls to planetaria.
Discography
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- SubAntarctica – Atmospheric Works Vol. 1 (originally released 1992; re-released in extended form 1999)
- Twilight – Atmospheric Works Vol. 2 (1999)
- Kinetic Flow – Sequencer Sketches Vol. 1 (2000; Groove Unlimited Records)
- The Healing Lake (2000; White Cloud)
- Iridescence – Sequencer Sketches Vol. 2 (2001; Groove Unlimited Records)
- Concerts in New Zealand 2000–2001 (live, with Nick Prosser) (Quantum Records)
- Across the Silver River (with Ron Boots) (2002; Groove Unlimited Records)
- Starfields – Sequencer Sketches Vol. 3 (2002; Groove Unlimited Records)
- Concerts in the USA (2003; Groove Unlimited)
- Moonwater (2006; Lotuspike)
- Par Avion – Sequencer Sketches Vol. 4 (2007; Groove Unlimited Records)
- Par Avion (Bonus CDr) (2007; not on label)
- Desert Realms (2008; Lotuspike)
- Desert Realms Out-Takes (CDr) (2008; not on label)
- Distant Stars (2010; Lotuspike)
- Atmospheres (2014; Spotted Peccary)
- Coastlines (2016; Spotted Peccary)
- Sequencer Rarities (2017; Groove Unlimited)
- Woodlands (2019, Spotted Peccary)
- As Dusk Becomes Night (2021, Spotted Peccary)
- A Walk in the Shadow Garden (2023, Spotted Peccary)
See also
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References
- ^ From Rudy Adrian's the album notes of SubAntarctica.
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