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 > > Give the robots a voice. > Send mail to the_posthumans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Subscribe/unsubscribe: > http://www.cwu.edu/~polishoo/pmwiki/the_posthumans.html > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site! http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/ Give the robots a voice. Send mail to the_posthumans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subscribe/unsubscribe: http://www.cwu.edu/~polishoo/pmwiki/the_posthumans.html