[microsound] Microsound Performance Project?

[Scott Carver <fscthaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It occurs to me... if we're all so interested in performance issues, 
perhaps the next .microsound project should be a performance, something 
that takes place in some particular space (in physical space 
telematically, in net space, in each of our houses/apt's, or something 
more vague), and involves some kind of contribution/collaboration from 
all the participants. The only project we've had that's been remotely 
like this was the droplifting project (which, IMHO, was the most 
interesting project to date). I'm not proposing a specific project, per 
se, but I think this would be an interesting challenge to undertake and 
I'm wondering if anyone is interested.

- Scott Carver

On Mar 17, 2005, at 1:11 PM, P. Lasell wrote:

> Focus on the quality of the music/noise.  In my experience, a good
> 'performance' is based on the music and sometimes the process that the
> audience witnesses in the performer, and not the gear or software.
> Sometimes I think I like a performance just because I was able to watch
> somebody literally -play-.
>
> Peter
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