Re: [microsound] random thought

[eamo'c <eoconnor@xxxxxxxxxx>]

i wonder if the conscious sense of anticipation would hinder, augment, or
even create the perception of a musical theme? 

or, if they were too small to be physically sensed, if the brain could
teach itself to recognize it as such?  like the ability of one sense to
recover or compensate for a lost one? 
an alternative to shock therapy?


On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, sk-1 wrote:

> 	Procrastinating again...
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> 	Just a thought. Certain combinations of sound pattern stimulate different
> parts of the mind (hence music appreciation). Sonic vibrations in
> texture-based sound also stir a set of emotions, through a different sort
> of mind-body stimulation. Just a thought... Do you think it possible for
> the use of electric pulses, (minor shocks) physically administered in
> controlled patterns and intensities could be understood as a composition?
> and appreciated as a musical score? I suppose I run a risk by saying
> 'music' (lacks aural ingredient)- I struggle to find a descriptive word.
> 
> Any ideas?
> Sarah
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