Re: [microsound] Beet no.3 & no.9 project

[Michal Seta <mis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It's funny but there was a guy on CSound list saying the following:
<quote>
This is a conceptual (bullshit) recreation of  a piece
I did using Csound in 1999 called Eroica Spettrale, a
stretching of the first 39 ms. of Beethoven's 3rd.

 From the composed to the artistically arbitrary but
conceptually nonsensical and fashionable...

http://www.mp3.com/Jeff_Harrington

I wouldn't be surprised if this was completely a ripoff,
the piece was played on Dutch radio... famous on
MP3.COM...  I stretched it and manipulated it
musically with filters and Csound phase-shifting
and reverbs...
<unquote>

I wasn't even going to bother with this but since there's more fuss about this than it's really worth it, maybe this will provide a little more fuel to the discussion on the 'art of stretching' and shed some light on alternatives.

all the best,

../MiS

On Thu, 5 Dec 2002 09:45:56 -0800
"j.frede" <jfrede@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> i think that piece is brilliant, im currently corresponding with Leif Inge,
> which is the guy that did the project, about releasing it on ritual document
> release. he is also in talks with a couple of other labels, the biggest that
> i know of being 'Table of Elements' what he wants to do is release it as
> .mp3 discs and it would be a 3 disc set, or as DVD's just as an audio track.
> Im sure he will go with the label that best suits his needs, all I care is
> that it gets released some where its too amazing to just be realaudio. if
> you write him he may be selling cdr's of the .mp3s
> 
> j.frede
> current location:los angeles
> http://ritualdocument.com/jfrede
> po.box 292045 los angeles, ca 90029
> 
> 
> > j. et al, just getting time to listen to this. It's quite enjoyable,
> > especially good listening while I'm working on a couple of articles. I
> love
> > the way it slowly builds. This is also one of those things where I wonder,
> > "Why didn't I think of that?" Do you know of a version at a higher
> bitrate,
> > by any chance?
> >
> > -=trace
> >
> >
> >
> > >anybody else hear this on NPR today? absolutely amazing project and it
> > sounds great!
> > >
> > >----------------------------------------
> > >http://www.npr.org
> > >Nov. 26, 2002 -- Leif Inge, an artist based in Oslo, Norway, has a new
> take
> > on Ludwig van Beethoven's >venerable Symphony no. 9. With the help of some
> > remixing and some special audio software, Inge took the >hour-long
> symphony
> > and stretched it to last an entire 24 hours.
> >
> >
> >
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