| Subject: | Re: OT: was R-44 issue |
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| From: | "Jez" tempjez |
| Date: | Sun Jun 24, 2012 12:56 pm ((PDT)) |
Alan Lamb's work too - he was amongst the first to discover the music of fo= und strings. I'm going to Wired Lab in Australia later this year for a resi= dency - tons of long wire arrays there to record & interact with ! should b= e fun. --- In Scott Fraser <> wr= ote: > > <<what do you mean by "recording fence wires"? >> > > Check out the work of Australian violinist/instrument inventor/composer J= on Rose. He places piezo contact pickups on fences in the outback & "plays"= the wires with bass bows. It's sonically quite intriguing. > > Scott Fraser > > |
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