The madness of this sound captures the madness of our times perfectly, and the lack of coordination as each person focuses on themselves captures the society decaying selfishenss of our times. Well done.
Love this stuff! I really like the openness of it. I also like how it seems to coalesce but then veres off in another direction. Truly a sonic feast. You folks dig Ornette Coleman? How about John Cage? Lovely. Thanks for sharing this. Keep it up and don’t let the bastards get you down!
so improvised music it isn't. is it non rhythmic non structured sound and randomly played maybe. maybe it would be better if each instrument was given a track an empty loop space. and each musician could put their input on too that loop, musician one enters does their thing then goes, then the next musician does the same but not hearing loop track one. everyone having the same opportunity to say something but not knowing what has been said. and each would draw a number a ticket out of a bowl a lottery on how long a loop time each could win. with 4 variant length's of predetermined time ... and no one hearing or seeing the other players improvisation then each member could switch on there own made loop, off and on while then playing as the group all together randomly trying to remember from memory the sequence previously recorded that would be a real experimental sound of randomness a preplanned structure but structured as an artistic random endeavour each person wanting to communicate a beautiful musical idea into the room looking to bring the cluttered jigsaw puzzle of sound into a picture and each musician before the playing event could talk and give instructions to see how much their voice mattered in the cacophony of out of sequence time noises it would be a real sweat of concentrated effort to bring a music to the event.. would they over time like the many metronomes swing all together
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The madness of this sound captures the madness of our times perfectly, and the lack of coordination as each person focuses on themselves captures the society decaying selfishenss of our times. Well done.
Cool stuff
Love this stuff! I really like the openness of it. I also like how it seems to coalesce but then veres off in another direction. Truly a sonic feast. You folks dig Ornette Coleman? How about John Cage? Lovely. Thanks for sharing this. Keep it up and don’t let the bastards get you down!
don't give up your day job!!
so improvised music it isn't. is it non rhythmic non structured sound and randomly played maybe.
maybe it would be better if each instrument was given a track an empty loop space.
and each musician could put their input on too that loop, musician one enters does their thing
then goes, then the next musician does the same but not hearing loop track one.
everyone having the same opportunity to say something but not knowing what has been said.
and each would draw a number a ticket out of a bowl a lottery on how long a loop time
each could win. with 4 variant length's of predetermined time ...
and no one hearing or seeing the other players improvisation
then each member could switch on there own made loop, off and on
while then playing as the group all together randomly trying to remember
from memory the sequence previously recorded that would be a real experimental
sound of randomness a preplanned structure but structured as an artistic random endeavour
each person wanting to communicate a beautiful musical idea into the room
looking to bring the cluttered jigsaw puzzle of sound into a picture
and each musician before the playing event could talk and give instructions
to see how much their voice mattered in the cacophony of out of sequence
time noises it would be a real sweat of concentrated effort to bring a music
to the event.. would they over time like the many metronomes swing all together