Re: [microsound] personal music

[e.g.ø <glere@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think this is an interesting argument, because a particular music can
obviously give you a different perception of the space you're into, but
also the viceversa is important. I start to work on a project called
"music for walkman" in which basically I play very minimal music with
piano mixed with recordings of sounds of Italian cities (I'm starting
with Rome and Venice) like you're walking in those cities. I think in
fact that the external sounds that you hear while walking with a walkman
become a new instrument in the song you're listening... I know mine it's
not an original idea, do you know about artists that have
recorded/played sounds from cities?
thanks
ciao
e.g.ø


scissors for sparrow wrote:
> 
> hello,
> 
> i was just wondering if anyone had any thoughts on personal music players
> (mp3/md/discman/walkman/radio etc), and how they affect/effect our
> experiences and perceptions of place, space and subjectivity.  if you think
> this is off-topic, please give me your thoughts off-list.
> 
> interested,
> jon.
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