›Music-19‹ is a series of graphic scores to be interpreted musically.
For any instrument(s). Acting, objects and video can be included.
During performance, the score and these instructions must be visible for the audience, e.g. with a projection. The duration of each piece is: as short as possible.
Feel free to perform, record, publish.
Created during Corona lockdown, spring-summer 2020.
#GraphicScAugust #GraphicScoreADay
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›Music-19‹ is a series of graphic scores to be interpreted musically.
For any instrument(s). Acting, objects and video can be included.
During performance, the score and these instructions must be visible for the audience, e.g. with a projection. The duration of each piece is: as short as possible.
Feel free to perform, record, publish.
Created during Corona lockdown, spring-summer 2020.
#GraphicScAugust #GraphicScoreADay
This piece was commissioned by the London Contemporary Music Festival
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›Music-19‹ is a series of graphic scores to be interpreted musically.
For any instrument(s). Acting, objects and video can be included.
During performance, the score and these instructions must be visible for the audience, e.g. with a projection. The duration of each piece is: as short as possible.
Feel free to perform, record, publish.
Created during Corona lockdown, spring-summer 2020.
#GraphicScAugust #GraphicScoreADay
(Draufklicken zum Vergrößern)
›Music-19‹ is a series of graphic scores to be interpreted musically.
For any instrument(s). Acting, objects and video can be included.
During performance, the score and these instructions must be visible for the audience, e.g. with a projection. The duration of each piece is: as short as possible.
Feel free to perform, record, publish.
Created during Corona lockdown, spring-summer 2020.
#GraphicScAugust #GraphicScoreADay
(Draufklicken zum Vergrößern)
›Music-19‹ is a series of graphic scores to be interpreted musically.
For any instrument(s). Acting, objects and video can be included.
During performance, the score and these instructions must be visible for the audience, e.g. with a projection. The duration of each piece is: as short as possible.
Feel free to perform, record, publish.
Created during Corona lockdown, spring-summer 2020.
#GraphicScAugust #GraphicScoreADay
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“Conserve the sound” ist ein Online-Archiv für verschwindende Geräusche.
Die Geräusche eines Wählscheibentelefons, eines Walkmans, einer analogen Schreibmaschine, eines Münztelefons, eines 56k-Modems, eines Atomkraftwerks oder sogar einer Handytastatur sind teilweise schon verschwunden oder verschwinden gerade aus dem täglichen Leben. Begleitend kommen Menschen
in Text- und Videointerviews zu Wort und vertiefen den Blick in die Welt der verschwindenden Geräusche.“Conserve the sound” ist ein Projekt von CHUNDERKSEN und wird von der
Film & Medienstiftung NRW gefördert.
https://www.conservethesound.de/
(via kfm)
spannende Lektüre über die Anfänge des Sprechens der Menschen. Inklusive: die wichtige Erfindung des Selbstgesprächs.
Once they developed language, our ancestors would sometimes talk to themselves, at first by accident. And when they did, they would hear their own utterances and, often, react to them as they did to other people’s. When they asked themselves a question, they answered; when they admonished themselves, they worked harder; when they reminded themselves, they focused more, and so on – these reactions being generated spontaneously by non-conscious processes. Sometimes, one utterance would provoke another, and that another, and so on, generating a lengthy train of thought. This process of mental self-stimulation helped to coordinate the resources of different brain systems, and it proved useful, enhancing self-control and promoting sustained patterns of behaviour.
#Natur
Dazu eine Satzerfindung von mir, die ich jedem zweiten erklären muss (müsste besser noch mündlich vorgetragen werden):
Wenn hinter Rochen Rochen Rochen rochen rochen Rochen Rochen.