"Music"

• "who could abide no music later than ..."
• "musical abilities, which ..."
• "hated his music. Later on, of course, ..."
• "music and never left his basement ..."
• some music that only he could hear, thank God.
• And of course in a circle of artists, poets and musicians who
• it was at the same time that i met the cellist david "oz" zack at a music festival in
• eindhoven. in a pub, we discussed the possibility of contradictions in absolute music.
• Random music HyperCard stack
• a pair of scissors. He began snipping gently. As the music got louder,
• Music Links
• there are also writings about Webern and serial music. Highly recommended, in German.
• Genetically Programmed Music
• Online algorithmic music server
• Web site by the Parisian electronic music institute
• Random Composition
• Aleatoric music FAQ
• Erik Satie, Life in a Day of a Musician
• Satie, Parade (music sample)
• about 'deigetic music' and hearing
• musician/magician, vapor on a mirror, but I must insist on its
• it was at the same time that i met the cellist david 'oz' zack at a music fes
• eindhoven. in a pub, we discussed the possibility of contradictions in absolute music.
• "NEW MUSIC PROPOSAL FROM BOOED USICIANS"
• published in: SMILE - Neoist Music Anthology, 1985 (spring)
• published in: Experimental Musical Instruments (Volume VI #1,
• 038 "NEW MUSIC PROPOSAL
• from "SMILE - Neoist Music Anthology" compilation
• "music" credited to: tentatively, a convenience
• from: "I'm Normal!! Musicmaster at the 6 Fingers Club"
• from: "Il Peggior Pezzo Di Musica E' Proprio Il Peggiore?"
• from: "From the Pages of Experimental Musical
• published by: Experimental Musical Instruments in Nicasio,
• Experimental Musical Instruments - P.O.Box 784, Nicasio,
• direction of - by not necessarily having a distracting musical purpose
• emphasized as "essential" for the making of "Music" (temporarily defined as an
• musical concepts as much as possible in order to encourage the listener to
• the "sophisticated"/"imaginative" musician's ability to perceive sequences
• #5 (for MUSICWORKS):
• MUSICWORKS) - Note #1", the 2nd: "MELODY #5 (for MUSICWORKS) - Note #2", etc..
• (updated for MUSICWORKS - february, 1995(ev)..)
• 3. [folk music concert
• performed covers of music by the Incredible String Band, Leonard
• musician's played from scores inside of it. As an unpopular weirdo
• musicians
• Ricki Kilreagan attempted to play some sort of kitsch tv music.
• 51. Anti-Music with/against Drz 4 "Bob"
• Having been invited to play "anti-music" with "Drz 4 "Bob"" I
• "musical" that they might try to do. 1 of the band leaders, Reverend
• some of his dramatic electro-pop music with sirens & such-like
• music-track
• nothing..". The voice-over stopped & the music picked up speed.
• & my way of dealing with it - with music & effects mixed in
• the Neoist Network's 8th Apartment Festival, London Musicians
• music bit. The quintet.
• is a 24 string semi-automatic music machine made using such things as
• Dedicated to John Cage, whose music I love & who had just
• Athens Best Bar Live Music Featuring National Acts) Bug-Eyed H23
• Fabulously Reasonable Price as well as at Normal's Music Store at 429
• Fabulously Reasonable Price as well as at Normal's Music Store at 429
• 172. [Radio Music (by John Cage)
• 176. Theatre Piece & Radio Music (by John Cage)
• traditional piece of music. (The word more is used in the
• music") piano piece "Vexations" (meant to be played 840 times back to
• filtered through the "Exotica" "background music" that was popular in
• lyrics later added by Don Ho), "Taboo" (music credited to Margarita
• these were outside at the entrance. The music there was provided by
• Opaque Music Record Jackets slide show begins in the Les Baxter
• "speak-easy" (or "speak") dance & lounge music "after-hours"
• had people drearily asking me for "dance music". Arguments broke out
• 3. [folk music concert
• 51. Anti-Music
• Best Bar Live Music Featuring National Acts) Bug-Eyed H23 Visitors
• Fabulously Reasonable Price as well as at Normal's Music Store at 429
• Fabulously Reasonable Price as well as at Normal's Music Store at 429
• 172. [Radio Music (by
• Radio Music (by John Cage)
• tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE @ Music Gallery
• music & a large variety of genre
• to play no quotes or pop music styles.
• "Elsa Schiaparelli's Musical Notes Dress"
• musician; etc, etc.. - in other words, all those pre-teen & teen
• "Music
• Minus One" records that are made for musicians to practice with. One
• musical notation as a teenager I ignored the "accidentals" as
• taught music at
• Spike Jones' "Music Depreciation" concept. I wish Spike were alive
• Celli is a musician who presented a video piece entitled "Snare Drum
• Musical
• - a loop of me giving instructions in music lingo & constantly
• musicians
• "Too Much Like Music" collection also from '87, were rerecorded at
• by Mud Jim Cobbs as the backing track for Musicmaster's "Quality Pie"
• Di Musica
• release on Folkways (FP 60) entitled "Millions of Musicians - A
• musical expression in everyday life". The "democratic" appeal of the
• easy way". I've admired the stochastic music of Xenakis & the
• Normal's Music
• Some of the music that interests me the most is what might be called
• experimental classical music (especially from 1885ev to the present).
• Unfortunately, most of this music is produced under highly class
• like Stockhausen, whose early music I love, would have great
• can afford to assemble a large group of musicians other than
• before to people with master's degrees in music from academies - with
• & pop musicians "in between" & people like Neil Feather &
• of "difficult music" like myself? Perhaps the greatest base of
• - & John Cage's "Radio Music" & "Theatre Piece" (in
• "exotica" music
• Juan Tizol), "Taboo" (music by Margarita Lecuona, english lyric by
• S.K.Russell), & "Quiet Village" (music by Les Baxter, lyric added
• could be said that what Satie was to furniture music, KBZ is to patio
• music.
• technique) hybrids between the 3 songs & styles of music not
• music.
• not-so-metaphorical narrow world of pop & classical music wipes
• Art as a category must be distinguished from music, painting, writing, etc. Current usage of the term art treats it as a sub-ca
• Two years later, I ran into various members of the Neoist Network and discovered that ba
• The decisive event in the formation of the Neoist Movement occurred in 1976 when Dave Zack, a not
• Other important elements in Neoist activity during this period were the use of music, predominantly new wave, and the use of te
• Neoism spread rapidly throughout North America and Europe precisely because its failings match tho
• Imagine a world in which art is forbidden! Art galleries would close. Books would vanish. Pop stars would shed their glamour ov
• However, mediation takes place by degrees. Some experiences (smell, taste, sexual pleasure, etc.) are less mediated than ot
• For art, the intervention of capital always signals a further degree of mediation. To say that art is commodi ed is to say
• Nevertheless we are repelled by the extreme alienation of the arts, especially in "the media," in commercial publishing and
• Fully realizing that any art "manifesto" written today can only stink of the same bitter irony it seeks to oppose, we never
• An obvious matrix for Immediatism is the party. Thus a good meal could be an Immediatist art project, especially if everyon
• The Wailing of Qawwali, Roller Skaters, Mega-Decibel Machine Music, Live Chickens...And Let Us Not Forget The Goat.
• The spectacular art of Robert Longo is causing debate and making viewers stand back and take notice. Of the power with which
• Do musical groups exist outside the confines of advertising?
• What would I do with my free time? Art! What a fantasy, to actually have time to create things. God, what I'd do! Fuck it, I'll
• Collaborate like mad! Let's interconnect all networks. Everyone knows someone with some special interest. Let's tie them tog
• The Association for Ontological Anarchy calls for a boycott of all products marketed under the shibboleth of lite - beer, meat,
• We live in the most highly aestheticized point in history; adverts, TV, music, everything redesigned and repackaged with rab

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