JON FIELDER
  • Bio/CV
  • Compositions
  • Media
  • Writing
  • Contact
  • Extras
    • NASAC
    • KLANG
    • Cmd+Q
    • Acousmatic Christmas
    • Purchase
Jon Fielder is a composer and computer music performer specializing in acousmatic and electroacoustic music, based in the Twin Cities. He is also a cofounder of the North American Sonic Arts Collective (NASAC)

Now streaming on Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube and all other streaming services! Check out the albums below,
​and find more on BANDCAMP, SOUNDCLOUD and YOUTUBE
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Very excited to be included on the Music From SEAMUS Vol. 31 collection
Out May 20th, 2022 

"Jon Fielder's astonishing Think is a portrayal of a descent into schizophrenia, based on the experience of a close friend. Each episode is more fragmented and confused than the last, from the overcharged anxiety of delusion to a shattered inner dystopia. After the midpoint of the piece, the nonsensical speech gives way to faraway wordless singing. Whether this transformation is an inner relief or a pharmacalogical snuffing-out is left for us to determine."   - Kyle Bartlett (CD Insert Notes)

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Chimera (March 2024)
Album of new acousmatic
music written between
​2022 and 2024

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                      Pools (September 2025)
                     Album of ambient tracks
                           composed since 2015





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Foley Music (June, 2015) 

Album of acousmatic pieces written between 2013-2015 



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​  Galvanized (Nov, 2020)  

     Featuring performances    by:   
   James Burch (cello)   
   QuinTexas (wind quintet)   
   

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​"...echoing and eerie songs"
     - Gabrielle Martinez-Garro, Hear Nebraska (coverage of a performance at Omaha Under the Radar festival, 2014)

"angular, dissonant kerplunkity...that must be Jon Fielder"
    - Comment made by a colleague upon hearing my music playing from a classroom

​ "Jon Fielder's electroacoustic works have been field-tested and certified TOO METAL FOR CHILDREN.
Listener discretion is advised"
       
​    - Liz Pearse, comment on social media thread in reference to my music scaring small children



​Image from Cmd+Q demonstration and
performance at the 2016 launch for the UT
Center for Arts and Entertainment Technologies


CONTACT: [email protected]




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  • Bio/CV
  • Compositions
  • Media
  • Writing
  • Contact
  • Extras
    • NASAC
    • KLANG
    • Cmd+Q
    • Acousmatic Christmas
    • Purchase