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One more pitch for the show this weekend. We've heard much discussion of show's and lack of audience this week , so let's all you locals support the DC Loop Show On Saturday April 18th. Another incentive. IF this is successful we'll be able to stage more show's at Joe's Movement Emporium, a very adventurous dance studio that puts on some amazing shows. So support the art's, support one another. >For more details see: www.fingerpaint.net/loop.html > >Mt. Ranier, MD - Joe's Movement Emporium will be hosting the DC Version of >the Mid-Atlantic Loop Show. Looped music is the inclusion of >electronically-assisted repetition of audio material. The music is often >experimental in nature and encompasses a wide range of compositional and >performance styles. > > The performance will take place at Joe's Movement Emporium, 3802 >34th >St., Mt. Rainier, MD 20712, on Saturday April 18th at 8pm. > >Following in the tradition of tape loop systems pioneered by Robert Fripp >and Brian Eno, these three groups of artists are exploring and pushing the >boundaries of loop based music. Each group uses long digital delays in >different fashions and with different instrumentation to produce a >textural >musical soundscape. > >Paul Mimlitsch form Vincentown, NJ, uses the Chapman Stick to produce >loops >of beautiful washes of sound upon which he and percussionist Jody Janetta >overly rhythms and solos. > >Fingerpaint consists of Steev Geest and Patrick Smith, from Takoma Park, >MD. They drive various analog and digital synths from their guitars. Their >improvisatory soundscapes have been described as "sinister and alien" >(Philadelphia City Paper) > >Siobahn Canty and... uses looped voice in a somewhat more traditional >line-up of Drumstick, bass, and sax. Siobahn's ethereal vocal loops are >complimented by the group. A great opportunity to see Eric "Doc" Smith's >Drumstick in action. This is an instrument he designed to trigger >percussion samples and melodies. > >Please forward as you see appropriate. > >Patrick *** *** ** Fingerpaint http://www.his.com/~patrick/FNGP.html *** **