Auf der Webseite http://jacksonpollock.org kann man die berühmte Sudeltechnik ausüben. Von Miltos Manetas (2003).
früher auf Kulturtechno: Mondrianmalen
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(via FFFOUND!)
Ein Haufen Straßenlaternen
Sonja Vordermaier: ‘Streetlampforest’ (2010)
‘Streetlampforest’ is a collection of 30 european streetlamps from different origins and times (Amsterdam, Berlin, Erfurt, Leipzig, Glasgow, Innsbruck, Milano, Hamburg, Prag, Cagnes-sur-mer (France), Sarajevo, Stuttgart, Belgrade, Lippstadt, Munich, Sofia, Trieste,Wolfsburg and Vienna).
(via pietmondriaan)
Cornelius Cardew & Franco Evangelisti, digitally re-enacted
Aus der Reihe „Klassiker der Avantgarde, neuinterpretiert“:
Shawn Feeny hat einen Klassiker der grafischen Notation, „Treatise“ von Cornelius Cardew, mit Sinustönen ausgelesen.
I uploaded an electronic realization of Cornelius Cardew’s massive graphic score, Treatise, that I made back in 2002. Sine waves are generated from the black areas of the score as it scrolls from right to left, with the y-axis corresponding to pitch. An imaginary vertical line in the center of the screen is the „sounding membrane“. Cardew created Treatise in 1963-67. This fairly literal realization is fifteen minutes long, which you may find maddening or mesmerizing.
Danke für den Tipp, Matthew!
Und hier hat Giorgio Sancristoforo „Incontri di fasce sonore“ von Franco Evangelisti neuarrangiert:
Incontri di fasce sonore is one of Franco Evangelisti masterpieces.
Recorded in 1957 at WDR, Cologne, it is one of the classic scores of the integral serial music era.This is a preliminary study to investigate the possibility of playing 1950s serial music with the Buchla synthesizer and Max/MSP.
I’ve programmed 315 mixtures of 7 sinusoidal tones in Max/MSP
carefully following the score’s instructions,
then I’ve played them freely in the Buchla, creating a variation piece.
(via AudioLemon)
Instrument des Tages: Tennisspielerinnen
Für alle, die gerne mit Glissandi komponieren: die Tennisspielerin Wictoria Azarenka.
Hier im Duett mit Maria Sharapova:
(via Spiegel Offline)
Bach, mit Beethoven gespielt
Ein schönes, wahrscheinlich sehr aufwändiges Beispiel der konkatenativen Klangsynthese: Ein Stück von Johann Sebastian Bach (Sarabande aus der Orchestersuite h-moll), zusammengesetzt aus lauter Schipseln einer Aufnahme der 5. Symphonie von Ludwig van Beethoven.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~music/sound/bach-beeth.mp3
(Von der Website der Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science)
(Danke für den Tipp, Miha!)
Früher auf Kulturtechno:
– Klavierstücke von Schönberg, von Katzen auf Youtube gespielt
– Beethovens “Pathétique” nach Lautstärke sortiert
Und hier noch Cecilia Bartolis 3-Oktaven-Skala (danke, Sergej!)
Ein wirklich schöner Splitscreenfilm
…wenn die Musik nicht wäre.
(via publique)
Update: Hier auch noch ein hübscher Splitscreenfilm, ebenfalls mit unerträglicher Musik. Danke für den Tipp, Kostia!
This is my composition, it will make us famous
Vor Jahren hab ich auch mal eine kleine Szene in xtranormal eingerichtet, und dachte, das würde Mode werden – eigene Trickfilme zu gestalten. Is nich, aber immerhin hat Christopher Adler die Möglichkeit noch genutzt, eine Szene darzustellen, die nicht mal radikale Indepentler direktieren würden: Ein typischer Dialog zwischen Komponist und Interpret.
(Danke für den Tipp, Matthew!)
Miha Ciglars neue Instrumente
Einblicke in die Arbeit von Miha Ciglar. Auf seiner Webseite gibt es viele Informationen und Videos.
Mathias Spahlinger – Farben der Frühe
Musik zum Sonntag: „Farben der Frühe“ von Mathias Spahlinger, meinem alten Lehrer. Ein geradezu installatives Werk für sieben Klaviere. Schöner Mitschnitt.
Mathias Spahlinger: Farben der Frühe (2005)
for 7 pianos
Hamburger Klangwerkage 2010
Conductor: René Gulikers
Pianos: Sebastian Berweck, Bernhard Fograscher, Ninon Gloger, Christof Hahn, Jennifer Hymer, Irmela Roelcke, Elmar Schrammel
Film: Michael Bertram
(via Sebastian Berweck)
Liste von Dingen, die allmählich verschwinden
Die Mindset List des Beloit College verzeichnet jedes Jahr Dinge, die allmählich verschwinden, weil die junge Generation sie nicht mehr kennt; so könnte man jedenfalls diese Sammlung von Ansichten der Jugend nennen.
Hier die derzeitige 2011-Liste:
- What Berlin wall?
- Humvees, minus the artillery, have always been available to the public.
- Rush Limbaugh and the “Dittoheads” have always been lambasting liberals.
- They never “rolled down” a car window.
- Michael Moore has always been angry and funny.
- They may confuse the Keating Five with a rock group.
- They have grown up with bottled water.
- General Motors has always been working on an electric car.
- Nelson Mandela has always been free and a force in South Africa.
- Pete Rose has never played baseball.
- Rap music has always been mainstream.
- Religious leaders have always been telling politicians what to do, or else!
- “Off the hook” has never had anything to do with a telephone.
- Music has always been “unplugged.”
- Russia has always had a multi-party political system.
- Women have always been police chiefs in major cities.
- They were born the year Harvard Law Review Editor Barack Obama announced he might run for office some day.
- The NBA season has always gone on and on and on and on.
- Classmates could include Michelle Wie, Jordin Sparks, and Bart Simpson.
- Half of them may have been members of the Baby-sitters Club.
- Eastern Airlines has never “earned their wings” in their lifetime.
- No one has ever been able to sit down comfortably to a meal of “liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.”
- Wal-Mart has always been a larger retailer than Sears and has always employed more workers than GM.
- Being “lame” has to do with being dumb or inarticulate, not disabled.
- Wolf Blitzer has always been serving up the news on CNN.
- Katie Couric has always had screen cred.
- Al Gore has always been running for president or thinking about it.
- They never found a prize in a Coca-Cola “MagiCan.”
- They were too young to understand Judas Priest’s subliminal messages.
- When all else fails, the Prozac defense has always been a possibility.
- Multigrain chips have always provided healthful junk food.
- They grew up in Wayne’s World.
- U2 has always been more than a spy plane.
- They were introduced to Jack Nicholson as “The Joker.”
- Stadiums, rock tours and sporting events have always had corporate names.
- American rock groups have always appeared in Moscow.
- Commercial product placements have been the norm in films and on TV.
- On Parents’ Day on campus, their folks could be mixing it up with Lisa Bonet and Lenny Kravitz with daughter Zöe, or Kathie Lee and Frank Gifford with son Cody.
- Fox has always been a major network.
- They drove their parents crazy with the Beavis and Butt-Head laugh.
- The “Blue Man Group” has always been everywhere.
- Women’s studies majors have always been offered on campus.
- Being a latchkey kid has never been a big deal.
- Thanks to MySpace and Facebook, autobiography can happen in real time.
- They learned about JFK from Oliver Stone and Malcolm X from Spike Lee.
- Most phone calls have never been private.
- High definition television has always been available.
- Microbreweries have always been ubiquitous.
- Virtual reality has always been available when the real thing failed.
- Smoking has never been allowed in public spaces in France.
- China has always been more interested in making money than in reeducation.
- Time has always worked with Warner.
- Tiananmen Square is a 2008 Olympics venue, not the scene of a massacre.
- The purchase of ivory has always been banned.
- MTV has never featured music videos.
- The space program has never really caught their attention except in disasters.
- Jerry Springer has always been lowering the level of discourse on TV.
- They get much more information from Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert than from the newspaper.
- They’re always texting 1 n other.
- They will encounter roughly equal numbers of female and male professors in the classroom.
- They never saw Johnny Carson live on television.
- They have no idea who Rusty Jones was or why he said “goodbye to rusty cars.”
- Avatars have nothing to do with Hindu deities.
- Chavez has nothing to do with iceberg lettuce and everything to do with oil.
- Illinois has been trying to ban smoking since the year they were born.
- The World Wide Web has been an online tool since they were born.
- Chronic fatigue syndrome has always been debilitating and controversial.
- Burma has always been Myanmar.
- Dilbert has always been ridiculing cubicle culture.
- Food packaging has always included nutritional labeling.
(via Peter Glaser)