Some beautiful music (aurally as well as visually) from the Codex Faenza. This is one of the very earliest sources we have of music notated specifically for keyboard! pic.twitter.com/pKI6snKWyQ
— Musical Notation is Beautiful (@NotationIsGreat) April 12, 2019
Eine Müslischale, die das Knistern der Cornflakes verstärkt. Ergibt Sinn.
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Circuit Bending wird vor allem gerne mit Kinderspielzeug oder Taschenradios betrieben. Warum nicht auch Rauchmelder.
http://dylansheridan.bandcamp.com/album/circuit-bent-smoke-alarms-ringtone-collection
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Ähnlich habe ich in meinem Cello-Stück „The Wires“ im Mittelteil Schallplattenspieler inszeniert.
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Rauchen schadet der Privatsphäre.
American artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg walked the streets of New York picking up cigarettes and hair for her project called Stranger Visions.
She then analysed the DNA to work out the gender and ethnicity of the people involved as well as their likely eye colour and other traits including the size of their nose, before using face-generating software and a 3D printer to create a series of speculative portraits.
https://www.standard.co.uk/go/london/arts/dna-from-cigarette-butts-wellcome-collection-exhibition-a4149521.html?fbclid=IwAR2vqO7I9lrj3NEnZkiP_m8A9U9_Br8VW6OVCynIziG2eOAKnH5ft1mu-88
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Signal processing engineer Stéphane Pigeon created this captivating Gregorian chant generator. It enables you to simply „conduct,“ mix, and process the sacred a cappella songs heard in the monasteries of the Roman Catholic Church since the 9th century.
Samt Roboter-Mönchsingern. Möge Gott die Gebete erhören.
https://mynoise.net/NoiseMachines/gregorianChoirGenerator.php
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