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Re: [microsound] performing in "second life"?
- To: John Hudak <johnhudak@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Re: [microsound] performing in "second life"?
- From: doug van nort <doug@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2008 13:23:27 -0500
- List-id: microsound list <microsound_microsound.org.microsound.org>
hi John,
i just had a concert in second life, in fact. it was with Pauline
Oliveros, her
ensemble at RPI where she teaches, and the 'Avatar Orchestra Metaverse'.
the AOM were the impetus for playing in/with second life, as this is
where all
their concerts take place. one of the pieces that they played
involved a
lot of circuit-bent instrument sounds, and i would qualify as
microsound-ish.
more info can be found at http://avatarorchestra.blogspot.com/
and their concerts seem to all be taking place at 'U21 Global' within
second life.
there was some great set design for our performance, done by some of
i can say from experience that working between second and real life
provides
some interesting challenges in regards to the split in visual/sonic
perspective,
and how to convey this to an audience (both in real and second life).
-doug
On 22-Nov-08, at 12:02 PM, John Hudak wrote:
hello folks. a query. after having heard rolf julius play last
evening at
roulette in nyc, i got to thinking about what the "experimental
intermedia
foundation" must have been like in the 60s and 70s as described in
tom
johnson's book of writings. my impression is that it was a place for
musicians to experiment with sounds in front of other musicians (as
well as
other interested parties), and perhaps get feedback on what they were
doing. there are a number of spaces in nyc that this may informally
occur
at, roulette being one of them; but what would it be like if
something like
this were to be started in "second life." while i know almost next to
nothing about "second life," i was wondering if there are perhaps some
people on the microsound list that have had any experience with this
kind of
thing, and if people know of some spaces that already exist there
that might
be interested in microsound-ish sounds. also, if anyone can
recommend a
place to start into "second life," that would also be nice.
best,
john
--
http://www.johnhudak.net
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