Re: [microsound] How essential is your music?

[carl kruger <goat94@xxxxxxxxx>]

... 
>the point i am trying to make is: never ever make
>any presumptions about your audience. i have had the
>most astounding conversations with a 70 year old lady
>after a heavily minimalistic performance of mine,  
>who just happend to be around by mistake ...

on a similar note, i played "lightforms" by steve
roden ( www.inbetweennoise.com/cdlightforms.html )
while visiting my dear grandmother (the youngest 80+
yo i've ever known) a few years ago/ when i explained
how the sounds were produced she replied that it was
fascinating, adding how she could listen to it all
day/

i wrote roden about this, and he was pretty stoked
about the review :>) 


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