Re: [microsound] Serious Artist?

[xe non <xenone23@xxxxxxxxx>]

it would be hard for me to figure a finality like that in something i perceive to be cyclical.... although i would say that it could be said that we are entering a long period for music where innovation in is driven solely by advances in technology. better, more efficient and ambitious ways of doing what cage, perry and eno (to pull some names out of a hat) discovered about sound in the last century.
   
  is music waiting for listening to catch up?
   
  is it waiting for a paradigm shift in tool-making? (can i make for you sounds that bypass your ears entirely...will it still be music?)
   
  will we know what we are looking for when we see it?

Milan Davidovic <milan.davidovic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  On 9/14/06, xe non wrote:
> enough technical proficiency and dazzle and people start to take hacks for something a bit more than that... stuff churned out by rote gets mistaken for innovation and artistry elsewhere is neglected and languishes...

The danger has passed -- the horses have bolted and the barn has long
since burnt down.

Haven't they? Hasn't it? Maybe not...

-- 
Milan Davidovic
http://altmilan.blogspot.com
http://www.terminus1525.ca/studio/view/2758

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