Re: [microsound] ancient generative music

[scott allison <lipistal3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

There was a recent article about kaffee Matthews in Wire, where she is 
talking about using strings that are like attached to kites or something 
like that, that seem to effect a max patch she created, I can not remember 
if this is something my mind is inventing or if I have the details all 
wrong, but the below post reminded me of her process.

-scott

> very ancient greek generative instrument.  very large harp is placed in an 
> open field where the wind is generally good.  the wind vibrates the strings 
> (which I think were metal but I'd have to look that up)  which generate 
> harmonic frequencies.  all natural drone installation.
>
> > nope - how do they work?
> >
> > billy wrote:
> >
> > > > wind as trigger:

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