Re: [microsound] non-electronic (was: niblock)

["Mr.D" <craque@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Ditto.

There is a wonderfully rich amount of music - much of it from the  
last century that has nothing to do with electronica or glitch -  
which I grew up with and love (in fact just this morning I was  
grooving on some of the Hal Willner Mingus tribute).

Recently I've been reading the interviews in Duckworth's *Talking  
Music*. There are some great perspectives in there, I highly  
recommend it to anyone here who is less focussed on non-electronic  
microsound, or has never heard of wonderful composers like Christian  
Wolff and Meredith Monk.

Zorn's *Arcana* is also choc full of microsoundy goodness from the  
downtowners, I especially love Frisell's guitar lesson. :)

There is an entire world of microsound outside of the computer! And  
that makes me certain that music will outlive technology, regardless.

On May 10, 2005, at 10:41 PM, Gregory Elliott wrote:

> It's the ocassional mention of folks like Niblock, Birchville Cat  
> Motel, Johen Fahey, and the like that keep me on this list.

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