Kulturtechno

harping hare
psalter, Paris 13th century
Besançon, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 140, fol. 41r

rabbit musician
Vincent of Beauvais, Speculum historiale, France ca. 1294-1297
Boulogne-sur-Mer, Bibliothèque municipale, ms. 130II, fol. 259r

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Früher auf Kulturtechno:

Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (2)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (3)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (4)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (5)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (6)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (7)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (8)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (9)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (10)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (11)

McLuhan:

Russel:

Derrida:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nmu3uwqzbI

Barthes:

Agamben:

Badiou:

Deleuze (ab 33:03 und 1:20:53):

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Heute: Am Rande

‘The Maastricht Hours’, Liège 14th century
British Library, Stowe 17, fol. 160r

‘The Maastricht Hours’, Liège 14th century
British Library, Stowe 17, fol. 216v

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Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (2)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (3)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (4)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (5)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (6)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (7)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (8)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (9)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (10)

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Früher auf Kulturtechno: Tragödie Mathematik

Bohun Psalter, England ca. 1356-1373
British Library, Egerton 3277, fol. 37r

psalter, England 13th century
BL, Harley 5102, fol. 59r

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Früher auf Kulturtechno:
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (2)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (3)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (4)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (5)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (6)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (7)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (8)
Musizierende Tiere (im Mittelalter) (9)

Hier eine sicherlich nicht vollständige Liste der Neue-Musik-Ensembles, -Festivals und -Gruppen, die mit dem originellen Präfix „Klang-“ beginnen:

Klang-Aktionen München
Klangbrücke Aachen
Klangbrücken Hannover
KlangDrangOrchester
klangexekutive
Klang Festival Kopenhagen
Klangforum Wien
Klang Köln e. V.
KlangKonzepte Ensemble Nürnberg
Klangkunstbühne
KlangKunstStimmePoesieRaumBewegungLicht
Klangkurse
Klangmueller Musikverlag
KlangMusikPreis Dresden
Klangnetz Berlin
KlangNetz Dresden
Klangnetz Thüringen
klangpol – Netzwerk Neue Musik Nordwest
Klang Projekte Weimar e.V.
klang:punkte Zeitschrift
Klang-Quartett Deute
Klangraum 61
Klang Raum Atelier Ensemble
Klangrauschen – musik für neugierige ohren
Klangspuren Schwaz
Klangwerkstatt Berlin
Klangwerkstatt Detmold
Klangwerktage
KlangZeit Münster
Klangzeitort Berlin

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Celeste Oram hat für das Neuseeländische Radio einen Bericht über die Ferienkurse 2014 gemacht.

Interviewees include:

2014 festival director, Thomas Schäfer
New Zealand born musicians, Peter Veale (oboe), Dorothy Ker (composer)
Established and emerging international composers: Johannes Kreidler, Stefan Prins, Lucas Fels, Alice Berni, Jennifer Walshe, David Helbich, Julia Mihaly, Mathieu Corajon, Simon Løffler
Chamber groups, Asean Contemporary Music Ensemble, Mivos Quartet, Sound Initiative
Wafaa Bilal (artist), Meiver de la Cruz (dancer)

Music Details

STOCKHAUSEN: Carré – Choir and Symphony Orchestra of the NDR/Kagel, Stockhausen/Markowski/Gielen (Stockhausen Disc 5)

MEIERHOF: EXIT F – Nadar Ensemble (MIG004)

PRINS: Generation Kill – Nadar Ensemble (NEOS records, 426006311303)

KREIDLER: Windmill Study, Short Cuts from Audioguide– neon Ensemble (RNZ)

LANZA: Regnum Vegitable – ensemble mosaic (RNZ)

LOUILARPPRASERT: From Inside Aristotle – Asean Contemporary Music Ensemble (RNZ)

BIRTWISTLE: Ritual Fragment – London Sinfonietta/Knussen (NMCD009)

GADESTÄTTER: schlitzen (Paramyth 2) – Mivos Quartet (RNZ)

EIZIRIK: music while waiting / music while working – soundinitiative (RNZ)

FURRER: Solo – Lucas Fels (Kairos)

LACHENMANN: Reigen Seliger Geister – Arditti String Quartet (Kairos)

DONATONI: HOT – Ensemble Dal Niente (FCR130)

WALSHE, DE VEGA: improvisation – Jennifer Walshe & Mario de Vega (RNZ)

MIHALY: If You Liked My Posts I Wouldn’t Have To Express Myself in Real Life – Julia Mihaly (RNZ)

FELDMAN: Piano & String Quartet – Kronos Quartet, Aki Takahashi (pno) (Nonesuch)

http://www.radionz.co.nz/concert/programmes/soundlounge/audio/201760116/darmstadt-2014-make-it-new!

The Society for the Suppression of Music was sprung upon an unsuspecting Cincinnati in November 1879. The newspapers carried a brief classified item that conveyed the flavor of the new organization:
Society for the Suppression of Music

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Judging by the evidence, the Society for the Suppression of Music was a joke created by Cincinnati artist Henry Farny and paper merchant John S. Woods. Completely humorous in intent, the Society gathered for regular dinners at which members read outrageous reports (some of which saw print in the local newspapers) and awarded each other facetious honors.

Newspapers as far away as Chicago picked up the gag and recommended that their cities should form satellite chapters. The tone (if I may be forgiven a musical metaphor) of the Society is reflected in a letter read at an early meeting:

“I have in my home an instrument of torture known as a piano. My sister performs upon the same, likewise my wife. Where are the liberties guaranteed to us by the Constitution of the United States and the State of Ohio? Something will come of this. I hope it mayn’t be human gore.”

Wirklich existiert allerdings die Initiative No Music Day.

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