Re: looping logic

[Jeff Duke <echo177@bellsouth.net>]

Ahh, the crux of the bisquet. I am not so eloquent, however this moved me 
to say
*yes*. A tree falling still vibrates the air, rain still would make the 
same
vibrations which we declare as  *sounds*, it is up to us as to how we 
perceive
them. Looping  and music in general say so much about the human spirit and 
our
perception of reality. I recently downloaded mp3s of elephants that were 
given
instruments and some direction, amazing, imo. They were improvising! If 
anyone
has that link, please send it as if I seem to have lost it. I am searching 
my
history.
peace, jd

Robert Eberwein wrote:

> Dennis said,
>
> It sounds like a minor point, but it isn't. In removing the notion of
> original *will* you leave only yourself to replace it. You ain't the 
>unmoved
> mover. You make music when you make music. You don't make music when you
> decide to perceive something pre-existing as music.
>
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