March 4, 2008
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Autodial celebrates Primary Day in Ohio with a collage from recent messages on my answering machine.
Autodial celebrates Primary Day in Ohio with a collage from recent messages on my answering machine.
Labels: collage, holiday, loop, plunderphonic
February 29, 2008 (Leap Day)
There is no new 60-second piece for today. If there was this project would need to be called 60x366, which it's not.
Instead I am posting two other pieces today, each of which is built from earlier one-minute postings. The archives of 60x365 have become a kind of menu that I can use for collaborations and commissions. These pieces were each created for specific performances, using the 60x365 archives as a source for material.
First is a piece called Twine [listen]. I made it for dancer/choreographer Kristin Hapke using five earlier pieces: Simple Sin(e) 1, Simple Sin(e) 2, Stasis, Glass Canon, and Here, I'll Play It Again.
The second piece is called Creamy Pink Thrill [listen]. It started as Boop Boop Beep and evolved into a Gameboy performance piece.
Enjoy.
Instead I am posting two other pieces today, each of which is built from earlier one-minute postings. The archives of 60x365 have become a kind of menu that I can use for collaborations and commissions. These pieces were each created for specific performances, using the 60x365 archives as a source for material.
First is a piece called Twine [listen]. I made it for dancer/choreographer Kristin Hapke using five earlier pieces: Simple Sin(e) 1, Simple Sin(e) 2, Stasis, Glass Canon, and Here, I'll Play It Again.
The second piece is called Creamy Pink Thrill [listen]. It started as Boop Boop Beep and evolved into a Gameboy performance piece.
Enjoy.
January 21, 2008
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Last Words -- I've used a recording of the final words from a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., titled I've Been to the Mountaintop. He delivered this sermon on April 3, 1968, at Mason Temple (Church of God in Christ Headquarters) in Memphis, Tennessee.
He was assassinated the next day, April 4, 1968, at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis.
Last Words -- I've used a recording of the final words from a speech by Martin Luther King, Jr., titled I've Been to the Mountaintop. He delivered this sermon on April 3, 1968, at Mason Temple (Church of God in Christ Headquarters) in Memphis, Tennessee.
He was assassinated the next day, April 4, 1968, at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis.
Labels: holiday, musique_concrete, noise
December 24, 2007
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Ole Red Nose wishes you a Merry Christmas Eve!
(Only one more shopping day...)
Ole Red Nose wishes you a Merry Christmas Eve!
(Only one more shopping day...)
Labels: collage, holiday, plunderphonic
December 23, 2007
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Elvis Claus
Elvis as Santa
sweat-stained red velvet jumpsuit
"Ah-Happy Christmas"
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Happy Christmas Eve Eve!
Elvis Claus
Elvis as Santa
sweat-stained red velvet jumpsuit
"Ah-Happy Christmas"
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Happy Christmas Eve Eve!
Labels: holiday, plunderphonic
December 21, 2007
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Holiday Movie is this week's danceaday.com collaboration with Boris Willis. The video he sent reminded me of old 35mm home movies, so I went with it.
Holiday Movie is this week's danceaday.com collaboration with Boris Willis. The video he sent reminded me of old 35mm home movies, so I went with it.
Labels: dance-a-day, holiday
December 19, 2007
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Night Before uses the instrumental interludes from an old recording of a musical version of The Night Before Christmas. If you think it sounds familiar, you're right. I used samples from this same recording to open Electric Christmas In the Window, last year's audio Christmas card.
Night Before uses the instrumental interludes from an old recording of a musical version of The Night Before Christmas. If you think it sounds familiar, you're right. I used samples from this same recording to open Electric Christmas In the Window, last year's audio Christmas card.
Labels: collage, holiday, plunderphonic
December 17, 2007
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Jingle Bits is today's installment in my 12-part holiday series. A little 8-bit, a little breakbeat, a whole lotta holiday cheer.
Jingle Bits is today's installment in my 12-part holiday series. A little 8-bit, a little breakbeat, a whole lotta holiday cheer.
Labels: 8-bit, amen_break, breakbeat, holiday
December 15, 2007
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Free Speech –– Today is Bill of Rights Day. Celebrate our rights while we still have them.
Free Speech –– Today is Bill of Rights Day. Celebrate our rights while we still have them.
Labels: collage, holiday, musique_concrete
December 13, 2007
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Is That You -- Day Three of my holiday series asks this simple question:
What if Santa Claus lived in Kansas?
Is That You -- Day Three of my holiday series asks this simple question:
What if Santa Claus lived in Kansas?
Labels: collage, holiday, plunderphonic
links to 60x365
- NPR interview
- New Music Box interview
- Spark Festival Review
- Networked Music Review (1)
- Networked Music Review (2)
- OSU Arts Blog
- Great Dance
- Eine Kleine Yarnmusik (1)
- Eine Kleine Yarnmusik (2)
- We Are All Mozart
other sites of interest
- Dance-A-Day
- Unsafe Bull Podcast
- Vox Novus' 60x60 Project
- We Are All Mozart
- x365
- Some Assembly Required
- Networked Music Review
- Thing-A-Day
