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Re: [microsound] bruit
Kim, you're probably right. But that's the way I've seen it spelled in all the
art history texts I've read that cover the early twentieth century
avant-gardes. (Not that I've read them all, obviously.) Probably got changed
somewhere and subsequent writers/critics picked it up . . .
Regardless, the term then became less associated with the movement and started
to be used as a pejorative to denigrate any kind of new music/art that offended
current tastes.
G.
anechoic wrote:
> >Correct me if I'm wrong, but Brutism (noise music) was associated with Dada
> >and Futurism--the Cabaret Voltaire
>
> wrong, it is BRUITISM not BRUTISM
>
> BRUIT is french for noise
>
> BRUTE is american for president ;)
>
> KIM