Pauline Oliveros and Deep Listening
Submitted by fortune2 on Dec 09, 2009, 06:56 PM
Not knowing much about Oliveros and her performance style before the concert, I was open for anything when I went to the Krannert Art Museum. I knew I wanted to attend because I did know that Oliveros was an accomplished, 77 year old woman playing radically creative music on a specifically modified instrument- a rare combination, something I did not want to miss. And that rare combination proved to be so much more.
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The New Work of Composing
Submitted by Jentery Sayers on Oct 20, 2008, 12:48 AM
I recently attended the 2008 Watson Conference on "The New Work of Composing." From that conference, a book having the same name as the conference theme will emerge, and the editors are approaching that book in innovative and exciting ways.
I recently attended the 2008 Watson Conference on "The New Work of Composing." From that conference, a book having the same name as the conference theme will emerge, and the editors are approaching that book in innovative and exciting ways.
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Rivers Cuomo and Distributed Composition
Submitted by Jim Brown on Sep 15, 2008, 05:41 PM
Previously, on one of my other blogs, I wrote about Rivers Cuomo's collaborative song writing project, and I thought HASTAC scholars would be interested in how this project taps into the collaborative ethic of the Web.
Previously, on one of my other blogs, I wrote about Rivers Cuomo's collaborative song writing project, and I thought HASTAC scholars would be interested in how this project taps into the collaborative ethic of the Web.




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