Re: [microsound] Socio/political implications of microsound music?

[Beni Borja - Psicotronica <beni@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe that art promotes social/political change through the changing of 
individual sensibilities.

Therefore the new musical aesthehic that microsound/digital music proposes 
will definitly determine social change. How? When? That´s ask to much of a 
simple guy like me, that works to put sounds and words together.

Be patient. In twenty or thirty years the change will be obvious.

Beni.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul B-J" <p.b-j@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 6:39 AM
Subject: [microsound] Socio/political implications of microsound music?


> Dear m'sounders
>
> Sorry if that sounds like an essay title. I was wondering if anyone 
> thought there was an explicit or even implicit sociopolitical aspect of 
> microsound/digital music. For example, the way that lots of experimental 
> music in the 60's was interested in non-hierarchical social and political 
> structures which was reflected in the way that music was composed, created 
> and consumed.
>
> Discuss!
>
> PBJ
>
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