Re: [microsound] laptop as a performance device.

[REZNIC9@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 3/17/05 12:41:45 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
dev@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

The  framing of the event has a lot to do with it's percieved  "success".





I agree with you I think a lot of problems that I have seen are the fact  
that laptop performers jump to any performance, I have seen great performances  
in venues, and horrible performances at bars, not because of the performance in 
 general but because of the atmosphere.  I have always perceived that  
certain genres require certain conditions,  a clarinet performance wouldn't  go well 
in a bar setting, so what atmosphere do you feel best for laptop  
performers......
 
 
G