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Location: School of Music, University of East Anglia, Norwich, England Date:18 Feb 2008 Paul Stapleton will be joining the faculty and research students at UEA in ensemble improvisations employing any number of mediatized practices and self-made performance apparatus. They will be joined by Dan Reynolds,
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This is both an advert and a pre-event discussion page for the following event:
Thursday 15 November, 13.10-14.00
Sonic Arts Research Centre, Belfast
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Live Archives Workshops
2-5 April 2007
University of Central Lancashire, Preston, UK
Artefacts, memories, and discussions that have been created as part of the Live Archives Workshops are available online at this location (please check back for updates).
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The contained many elements. Including And also Deciding what was pertinent to someone else’s performance, what the “truth” of it was, attempting to decipher their intent and then recording that in a form that captured not only the facts of the matter,
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I knew today would be a particularly surreal one from the moment that I woke up. Last night my dreams were ridden with archive strategies; one in particular involved us all sitting in a line and blogging (nothing unusual about that!), hitting the keyboards in
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As a listener to the performers via the binaural microphones, I felt a strong sense of intimacy with the performers. I suppose this arises from the fact that although the same audio was being fed through to a number of people at the same
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Day1 Day3 I focussed in and out. As I walked to the herb garden, my noisy coat was pretty much the major landscape sound. Is this narcissistic or is everyone else so aware of their footfalls? (Javascript required
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This is me recording Ale, recording me, recording Ale, recording me, recording Ale, recording me, recording some railings. (Javascript required to view QuickTime movie, please turn it on and refresh this page) My housemate Nic gave me the phone I recorded
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Classic first day syndrome - anticipation meets expectation meets covering all the main points meets everybody else and tries to learn their names. My intentions were rarely if ever realised, and I remembered the aquaintance process that is required with these types of unique instruments.
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