[the_posthumans] Re: cpp sample library

I have a piece for you cliff!  I haven't heard from you in a while, and
am wondering if yu are still interested?

Matt

>>> clifforddunnmusic@xxxxxxxxx 03/30/05 3:43 AM >>>
Since everyone is already talking about me, I'll jump
in and give a short speel (notice the Dutch spelling
as opposed to German which most people whould use
instead....the pronunciation is also a bit different)
about what is coming up for me.  

I am currently planning a recital/lecture about: me! 
Basically I am planning on giving a performance and
talking about my musical interests and ambitions.  If
there was a chance that more music would be sent to me
(hint hint Brenden since you promised me a
piece....TWO YEARS AGO!), I would be happy to look it
over and possibly program it.  

I am currently focusing my direction towards
interaction with flute and electronics (hence Kasper's
piece), but I also am open to pure acoustic music.  

My flute is a very unique instrument (only 3 total in
the world!) being capable of doing full 24-tone
acoustically and chromatically accurate scales (and
with shading, can include at least 32-tone
chromaticism).  This also of course DRASTICALLY
increases the potential for multiphonics (hundreds of
new multiphonics are now available).  I am currently
in the process of documenting these new potentials.  

So is anyone interested?  Feel free to contact me if
you are!

Cliff
--- ".kspr" <kspr@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > why yes sir indeed it is clifford dunn!
> > have you already met?
> 
> Last year, November 5th to 7th, I, together with Jon
> (whom I play with) 
> arranged a work shop on Interactive Composition
> called Composing, 
> Programming, Performing. We had Dr. Mark Polishook
> to conduct and 
> lecture for 3 full days. We did have another
> lecturer too, an 
> operasinger and performer, Kirsten Sondergaard.
> Cliff attended the work 
> shop and stayed at my apartment from 4th to 8th of
> November.
> 
> I did, however, meet Dr. Mark Polishook prior to the
> work shop. He was 
> at the local library with his Robots-In-Residence
> for 3 full weeks. And 
> when I noticed has was using max and sc I simply
> couldn't help myself 
> and began talking with him about his patch. He was
> very kind and showed 
> me the patch, explained how it worked and we talked
> for some time. Jon 
> and I was already arranging a work shop on Genetic
> Mutation Algolrithms 
> In Music, with Kim Cascone, but decided to make the
> Interactiv 
> Composition work shop with Dr. Mark Polishook. So I
> went to the library 
> and asked him. And it went from there.
> 
> We are in the midst of arranging a Linux / Pd
> workshop now. My younger 
> brother will do the Linux lecture. He is really a
> talented programmer, 
> and a security expert. My brother has one issue
> though (which I find 
> cool) - He believes in cyber-anarchy, which actually
> means that he 
> believes that all information should be accessible
> for anyone, at no 
> cost. He also plays classical guitar and is just
> learning max and pd.
> 
> I must admit, I share his opnions toward 'Thee
> Endless Stream Ov 
> Information', but I am no longer taking action to
> pursue this. I do 
> consider it as art. That's another discussion on
> another list :)
> 
> Kind regards,
> /.kspr
> 
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