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Tuners interested in the development of new instruments might like to read an
article just published, "Shantivanam 2 : interactive performance using an
audio
signal processor" by Greg Schiemer, Narayan Mani and Siri Rama. This describes
development of two interactive algorithms which led to a performance in which
an audio signal processor is used to modify the sound of a veena player
accompanying Indian dance. Read it on

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Regarding the last message about my article on

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eudora="autourl">http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/</a></pre><font
size=3>I forgot to mention that it also contains an article by Warren Burt
entitled <br>"The Spectacle and Computer Music: A Critical
Assessment". Warren was on this list some time back and recently gave
one of the most entertaining presentations at MicroFest. His jokes were a
riot but the humour just wouldn't work in
print!</font><br></html>http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/</a></pre><fon
t size=3>I forgot to mention that it also contains an article by Warren
Burt entitled <br>"The Spectacle and Computer Music: A Critical
Assessment". Warren was on this list some time back and recently gave
one of the most entertaining presentations at MicroFest. His jokes were a
riot but the humour just wouldn't work in
print!</font><br></html></pre><font size=3>I forgot to mention that it also
contains an article by Warren Burt entitled <br>"The Spectacle and
Computer Music: A Critical Assessment". Warren was on this list some
time back and recently gave one of the most entertaining presentations at
MicroFest. His jokes were a riot but the humour just wouldn't work in
print!</font><br></html>I forgot to mention that it also contains an
article by
Warren Burt entitled
"The Spectacle and Computer Music: A Critical Assessment". Warren was on this
list some time back and recently gave one of the most entertaining
presentations at MicroFest. His jokes were a riot but the humour just wouldn't
work in print!

--- In tuning@y..., Greg Schiemer <gregs@c...> wrote:

/tuning/topicId_21866.html#21866

> Tuners interested in the development of new instruments might like
to read an article just published, "Shantivanam 2 : interactive
performance using an audio signal processor" by Greg Schiemer,
Narayan Mani and Siri Rama.

Just to save time, Greg probably won't mind if I mention that these
articles are in "Micropolyphonie 5." Then you won't have to "hunt
around" for it...

________ _____ _ _____
Joseph Pehrson

>Message: 19
> Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 03:48:39 -0000
> From: jpehrson@rcn.com
>
>> Tuners interested in the development of new instruments might like
>to read an article just published, "Shantivanam 2 : interactive
>performance using an audio signal processor" by Greg Schiemer,
>Narayan Mani and Siri Rama.
>
>Just to save time, Greg probably won't mind if I mention that these
>articles are in "Micropolyphonie 5." Then you won't have to "hunt
>around" for it...

Thanks Joe, I've clearly got more problems than the last email. I was
trying to say that Mikropolyphonie also contains an article by Warren Burt
entitled "The Spectacle and Computer Music: A Critical Assessment". Warren
was on this list some time back and recently gave one of the most
entertaining presentations at MicroFest. His jokes were a riot but the
humour just wouldn't work in print! ..... now a test to see if the URL goes
funny again ....
http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/

--- In tuning@y..., Greg Schiemer <gregs@c...> wrote:

/tuning/topicId_21866.html#21867

> Regarding the last message about my article on
>
> http://farben.latrobe.edu.au/mikropol/
>
> I forgot to mention that it also contains an article by Warren
> Burt entitled "The Spectacle and Computer Music: A Critical
> Assessment". Warren was on this list some time back and
> recently gave one of the most entertaining presentations at
> MicroFest. His jokes were a riot but the humour just wouldn't
> work in print!

Oh, I don't know about that, Greg. I'll reproduce one of his
funniest remarks here, and I'd bet that many will get a chuckle:

> [Warren Burt]
>
> I'm an intonational slut.
> I'll sleep with any tuning for a week.
>
> ... But it has to be a deep and meaningful relationship...

Now *that's* a memorable bit of historical tuning theory!
Can't wait to see it end up in a book some day.

--

And Jacky, I *loved* your "Numerologist" song!!!!
I agree with Mary - you *should* set it to music!
Imagine... *intentionally* microtonal Broadway!

(Notice I emphasized *intentionally*... much Broadway music
already *is* microtonal, but that's because it's sung by
actors and not "real musicians". Sounds good to me, anyway...)

-monz
http://www.monz.org
"All roads lead to n^0"