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We began to explore the text of Old Man Wind with the idea of making some musical textures for dancers and action. Here’s a sample:
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I notice how last week’s homework was to write a NeoFuturist piece, and no one did, not even me. I’ve been re-reading the book of plays and getting in the mood. Perhaps we can play with a couple of those to get a feel for them again.
And the sound playing was a lot of fun. Bits and pieces, folks, bits and pieces.
Re neo-futurist: I keep thinking about Summer’s “voice of the computer.” (Of course I keep thinking about it.) There’s something there for someone to write, I think.
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