Re: [microsound] Sound Art Now: An Online Symposium

[john kannenberg <john@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>  > Here is an online panel on the state of sound art, featuring Steve
> >  Roden, Stephen Vitiello, Marina Rosenfeld, and others, moderated by
> >  Cristoph Cox.  Interesting discussion on history, taxonomy, and such
> >  (microsound even gets a mention).  Thought it might interest some of
> >  you.
> I had forgotten to post it (only learned about it some days ago
> though!) and only went through it. It does seem a very good (and a very
> long) panel...

Yes, it's very long, but I found it some of the best discussion of 
sound art I've ever read online. I was particularly interested in the 
attempts to define the difference between sound art and music, 
classifying music as temporal and sound art as spatial. 
Overly-generalized, but a pretty solid base to build on.

john

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