[microsound] Re: micro-publics

[george r <nupla1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Yah, so use visuals-it helps. use your body-it helps. use your voice-it 
> helps. & don't be afraid to use narrative sometimes--i have definately been 
> afraid to for too many years. narratives don't have to make sense or sound 
> nice, also---ALSO--to reference the old rave days again, hosting events in 
> weird or unlikely spaces helps too. Last year I co-programmed & coordinated 
> an audio_visual event with local artist-run centre, Paved art & new media, 
> entitled DIGIDOME--and yah, it took place in a Golf Dome--with five video 
> projections onto the dome itself & on separate screens--it was wild!!! that 
> sure attracted the public's attention a bit. :)

Jon,
musicians who create minimal sounds [for example] do it because they want 
to, they feel compelled to make music in that way; its a ventilation for 
mixed feelings and is solely done for themselves. Even if only one person 
turns up to their performance i don't think they're gonna change the way 
they make music or the style, or start using vocals just to appeal to an 
audience, an audience that are not actually 'into' the same music. The 
musician[s] is more likely to change the way that they market/promote 
themselves.
If you believe in what you do then so will others.
samson

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