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Yes very nice, and if it's is music that just happened, could it been in any other way?
So could you even in theory have played this differently than you did? Right now I'm attending the intro course at EMS (electro aucostic studio in Stockholm) and that experience will make music happened in other ways... Perhaps. The course also make me reflect a lot on what music IS... A lot of the electro aucostic music is sort without key, it is SOUNDS that are the elements not notes... Sorry for being long but you're piece made me think, good music should do that, in some way give new insights and ideas... > Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2012 17:00:58 +0200 > Subject: The Music That Just… Happens! > From: perboysen@gmail.com > To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com > > Sometimes it is such an amazing trip to simply start playing to see > what music will be coming through. Here's such a free solo > improvisation on the Chapman Stick extended with the Mobius looper and > a cello bow: > http://soundcloud.com/pboy/the-music-that-just-happens > > Fun thing in this session was to make quite long loops and actually > play the parts with some variation and sense of evolution. Then take > it to the next level (which is what got recorded) where you use these > long loops to remix while playing along. Five tracks in total plus > live input is what's going on. A little too muddy here and there, > fidelity-wise, but since I haven't found a technical solution for > recording each looper track on it's own I take it for what it is. A > mistake was to overplay a bit (on the dist melody part) too early on > during the improvisation and as you know that is not curable because > you have to keep up the attitude you start out with :-) Anyway, I > enjoyed the noisy sound and the melodic textures that appear as > different parts come together or diverge. > > Greetings from Sweden > > Per Boysen > www.perboysen.com > http://www.youtube.com/perboysen > |