Re: [microsound] re: on working methods for live performance

[sander-martijn <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

you covered a lot of ground in one post - but for me one thing resonated 
through the whole message - that which works for some may be 
pretentious, distracting or even irritating when done by another 
artist.  what's important in that is to know who/what you are and not 
try to throw things in to satisfy others - if you do, it will most 
likely take away from your performance rather than add to it.  do only 
what you feel is appropriate for your performance.  the reaction will be 
more genuine and accurate.  after all, what you should be doing here is 
sharing a part of yourself with the audience - so it it's not a part of  
you then you shouldn't be worrying about whether it's a part of your 
performance.  and if it is, then it will probably fall into place 
without worrying about it. 

hopefully that makes some sense...

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