i looked at george maciunas' 'flux paper events' today. very interesting.
anyone checked it out?
HSOJ
i use found objects including teacups and saucers, mixing bowls, steel
rods, wrist grip exercisers and so on for performance art/experimental
music. a great way to alter string instruments is with the use of things
in-between or on the strings, similar to cage piano preparations.
HSOJ
>
> Anyone who wants to get a copy can get one from Boekie Woekie at
> http://www.xs4all.nl/~boewoe/
great, thanks sol.
> I still don't own a copy but I remember leafing through it and I think
one
> of the events was an envelope bound into the booklet (hope I'm
remembering
> this correctly).
> what's cage piano?
jana,
in 1940 john cage experimented with placing objects inside the piano, in
between the strings, to accompany a dance piece by syvilla fort. this gave
unexpected microtonal and percussive effects which were in some ways the
beginning of his willingness to accept indeter
sol,
> Well it is two years since I've seen a copy so maybe I'm mistaken about
the
> envelope bit. Or maybe I'm correct about the suggestion of an
envelope...who
> knows? I'll have to have another look.
or maybe they're not all the same.
> BTW - Which interview are you referring to in the above
for those interested in cage recordings: i just bought a hessishen rundfunk
recording (wergo 66362) with malcolm goldstein and matthias kaul which is
very nice. great version of 'ryoanji.'
sonic youth has also done a very good thing with their 'goodbye 20th
century' double cd. it includes wo
> >highly, but if you need more convincing see my review in march's
> >Musicworks magazine later this year.
>
> is this also gonna be online anywhere ?
i don't think so, but the site is http://www.musicworks-mag.com/. i don't
discuss the ono piece in the review. what's to say?
>
> I've sta
well, i just went to the most depressing art event ever. it was a supposed
panel on fluxus to promote the 'playing with matches' exhibit of al hansen
and rock star grandson beck hansen. it was rumoured that beck was going to
show up, but he didn't - he probably anticipated the poor quality of th
sol,
> Go to
>
> http://www.nutscape.com/fluxus/homepage/
>
> Click on the link for The Fluxus Performance Workbook.
of course, thank you - i remembered this page after i sent my email. i
should say that i am specifically interested in scores which actually have
a sonic component, such as som
thanks for the responses people! here are some thoughts
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> also went to the toronto panel discussion and it was a little of a let
>down for me too... felt like things went all over the place. didn't leave
>me with a better understanding of fluxus:undefinable...?
get the fluxus read
>
> i can't believe i'm getting into a fluxpissing match (and over something
> that could only possibly be of interest to subscribers in toronto...)
ddyment, it's very difficult to have a constructive argument on email
without sounding like an ass, it happens to me all the time! let's give
each
to anyone who didn't check out the jaap blonk page the first time you must
go to this page (if you have the Flash plugin). i just tried it and it's
great!
HSOJ
whoops, here's the address:
http://www.bajazzo.com/blonkorgan.html
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> From: joshua thorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: FLUXLIST: blonk
> Date: February 19, 2000 11:05 PM
>
> to anyone who didn't check out the jaap blonk pa
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