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| AudioRom |
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Originators
of the 'ShiftControl'
CD - a presentation of interactive music environments |
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| Earle
Brown |
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Composer
renowned for one of the most radical of all musical scores:
'December 1952' - CD |
| John
Cage |
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Key
C20th composer, philosopher, writer ...and an inventor 'of genius'.
Cage recognised the creative potential of indeterminacy. |
| Cognitive
Applications |
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Digital
company responsible for the realisation of many innovative projects
including DVD-ROM: 'The
Magical Worlds of Joseph Cornell' |
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| Max
Eastley |
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Unique,
radical, multidisciplinary Sound Artist whose collaborative
albums include 'Buried
Dreams' and 'Day
For Night' |
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| Brian
Eno |
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Musical
strategtician who proved 'intelligent rock musician' is NOT
an (R)oxymoron |
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| Fluxus
|
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Anti-art
movement including George
Maciunas, George
Brecht, Yoko
Ono and others... |
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| Robert
Fripp |
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A
musician who embraces Discipline |
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| Macy
Gray |
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Truly
original soul diva |
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| Improvisation
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'How
do I know what to do next?' |
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| John
Matthias |
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for
solo
work, 'Cortical
Songs' with Nick Ryan and 'The
Fragmented Orchestra' with Nick Ryan and Jane Grant |
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| OMSK
collective |
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Sophisticated
art projects with an anarchic spirit |
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| OULIPO
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'Workshop
of Potential Literature' - formed in 1960 by a group of writers and mathematicians |
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| Resonance
FM |
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A
radio station with the community spirit of improvised music |
| Rhizome.org |
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A
non-profit online platform for the global new media art community |
| SODA
|
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'Soda
combines an arts and research practice with a broad range of
commercial activities...' see also Sodaplay |
| SSYEO |
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Developers
of KOAN
software for creating generative
music
- a form of algorithmic
composition - see also PMusic:
Links page |
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| The
Termite Club |
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The
Termite Club, Leeds, promotes free-jazz-molten-noise, improv
and other extreme and experimental musics. |
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| twerk |
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Shawn
Hatfield's beautifully designed musicsite |
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| The
Wire |
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Improvisational
and experimental music magazine |
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| Robert
Wyatt |
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'The
one performer in England that EVERYONE there respects and loves
- the punks, the art rockers, everyone.' |
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| for
more links see: SketchBook Links;
PMusic Links |
