Wunderbare akustische Illusion. Pro Tipp: Wenn ihr euch vorher im Kopf Brain Needle oder Green Storm vorstellt, werden ihr auch das hören ;) https://t.co/nR8z8hO5Ke
— Marcus Ewald (@maewald) June 28, 2023
Wunderbare akustische Illusion. Pro Tipp: Wenn ihr euch vorher im Kopf Brain Needle oder Green Storm vorstellt, werden ihr auch das hören ;) https://t.co/nR8z8hO5Ke
— Marcus Ewald (@maewald) June 28, 2023
Find me a more German video https://t.co/tvlupfZEXa
— Threatening Music Notation (@ThreatNotation) October 31, 2022
The team behind the Unreal Engine 5-powered game, Titanic: Honor & Glory, has released a brand new version to explore 50% of the RMS Titanic with some truly amazing visuals. We played the game with a RTX 4090 in a 4K monitor.
It features the exterior decks and endless promenades. It also has working, living, and eating areas for Titanic’s 899 crew. Furthermore, has areas from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Class.
Titanic: Honor & Glory is a first-person open-world historical recreation. With a fully explorable, fully interactive and historically perfected RMS Titanic, players will be able to walk her decks and experience her opulence as very few did.
(via kfm)
#Natur
Clearest image ever taken of Venus. pic.twitter.com/AqrFOW0xAH
— Amazing Physics (@amazing_physics) June 17, 2023
Alvin Lucier, Music for a solo performer
(The sleep of reason produces monsters) pic.twitter.com/PAKSG124g9— Kreidler (@_Kreidler) June 12, 2023
Gisela Naucks Sendung „Auflösung oder Transformation? Zeitgenössische Musik am Scheideweg“. Darin auch eine Besprechung meines Chorstücks „Lippenstift“. Erneut gesendet gestern auf Deutschlandfunk Kultur, jetzt dauerhaft in der Mediathek:
Und Matthias Nöther hat Harry Lehmanns Buch „Musik und Wirklichkeit“ besprochen, darin auch Musik von mir:
https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/musik-und-wirklichkeit-modelle-der-musikphilosophie-buchrezension-dlf-f1092811-100.html?fbclid=IwAR2zwVvDG90wX-CJsMCh8Xke2Jasz9roFf_LHINIW1UmyKTwZx0RMRZ6Zgs
Technology pic.twitter.com/6yxxpsCZ1c
— Amazing Physics (@amazing_physics) June 8, 2023
John Cage, preparing the piano for his Sonata XVII pic.twitter.com/ESxJxDFsi4
— Kreidler (@_Kreidler) June 10, 2023
Mag ich.
Do you ever feel that older cities are just more interesting than new ones?
Well, it isn't just because they're old.
It's because of something called "vernacular architecture"… pic.twitter.com/M33HnhRYXX
— The Cultural Tutor (@culturaltutor) May 28, 2023