In a message dated 04/24/2000 7:47:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< What is a voice? ... I think what Cage was against was the habitual voice.
He wanted to transform speaking, music. >>
Thanks George.
I do agree with what you say about Cage, and, as I said, this wasn't really a
rant against Cage or MacLow, both of whom I like . . . or like their work.
and I guess what interests me most about Fluxus is creating new spaces in
which to . . . breathe . . .But, aside from Cage and MacLow and Fluxus,
there is a lot of confusion about expression . . . about voices. And when
things start to veer off in certain directions, I tend to go into my own
code: <rant> </rant>
So, what is a voice? And what is "the habitual voice"? in your opinion?
BP
