Re: [microsound] formulaic microsound

[Graham Miller <grahammiller@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 6-Feb-08, at 5:39 PM, David @ Audiobulb wrote:

> Music has a history of creating structures that reflect an acceptable
> aesthetic framework. From classical to rock. From jazz to IDM.  
> Sounds are
> placed within a composition and ultimate arrangements emerge.
>
> At what point do the originators of a style and the creative  
> champions of
> style exhaust the potential expression to the point that what  
> follows could
> be described as formulaic - working from a template.
>
> To what extent has this already occurred within microsound? Small  
> field
> elements extrapolated and stretched across minimal drones of noise  
> with
> underlying subtle textures developing and diffusing to the end point.
>
> What enables the work in this genre/style to stay invigorated?

hybridization with other genres, if one were to apply the genetics/ 
mutation/evolution analogy.

> David Newman
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