Re: [microsound] are all microsound/contemporary music/etc fanscomposers??

["e.g.ø" <glere@xxxxxxxxx>]

>
> I also agree with not wanting to categorize who is a "real" artist 
or 
> not...I especially disagree with the comment made about so-called 
> "real" artists being the people who don't need a "real" job in order 
> to live. Only a precious few artists ever make enough money from 
> their art to support themselves. Anyone who claims having a job 
> negates the ability to make "real" art is an elitist, IMHO.
> 
> 


Hey, of course I agree with you! 
I was ironic when I said that sentence. Real artists makes something 
so beautiful that has nothing to do with jobs and money.

Maybe next time I'll adopt this HTML scheme:
<IRONIC> bla bla bla bla</IRONIC> 

:)


And I can also agree with you about the fact that playing in front of 
an "audience of musicians" can make you feel more "understood"... but 
the more satisfactions I have when after hearing my music somebody 
comes to me saying that he was "touched inside"...  the most beautiful 
things I had time ago was when a girl (that doesn't make any music) 
told me that she cryed with one of my song. This is a good reason to 
go on and on, even if I have to do 2 "real jobs" and have so many 
bills etc. that I don't even have a cent to buy an empty CD-r. Music 
(Art) is still there!

e.g.



ps: instead, talking about "respect of the performance": that is a 
question of politeness and cleverness... and yes during shows (even 
also during BIG shows) there is always the stupid guy that says 
something like "oh what is this f**king noise? is this music? Maybe 
something is broken on the stage? ah ah ah ah ah " (then the guy go 
away laughing with friends, towards the other room in which trance 
music is playing). [This really happened while Fennesz was playing in 
Rome]





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