Electro-Music Festival 2007 will span three days
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Electro-Music Festival 2007 will span three days
phillyBurbs.com – May 24, 2007
June 1 through 3 at the Cheltenham Arts Center in Cheltenham. The program will include 40 separate concerts as well as more than a dozen seminars and demonstrations. The scope of the festival is broad covering all aspects of electro-music including circuit bending (modification of electronic toys to make new sounds) computer music electro-jazz synthesis musique concrete (manipulation of recorded sounds) improvisation noodles (programs or machines that generate algorithmic music) surround sound technology new programs and instruments multi-media and video art (VJ). The majority of the activities at the event will be contributions of members of electro-music. com an international online community of composers and musicians that share a passion for electronic music. It’s a surprising success story: Festival founders Howard Moscovitz and Greg Waltzer began with an idea that became an enormously popular Web site with 1. 6 million page views a month that became a worldwide electronic music community that became an annual festival.
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MTV.com – May 24, 2007
Love & Special Sauce. It’s more groove-oriented danceable though. I love electronic music I love hip-hop and loop-based music. I want to do that but I want do that on a more organic tip. You know have my drummer come in but then edit the drums and program them and make them crazy and tweak them out. Make a really good danceable feel-good album but with a really good jazzy melodic twist on that. MTV: If you had any dream collaborator in the studio who would you pick?Lewis: B.
Jam on the River 2007 this weekend
phillyBurbs.com – May 24, 2007
Hailing from Athens Ga. this sextet is not a jam band. Instead the group delves into traditional style electronic music performing long trance-like songs that create a mood. For the techno geeks in the crowd the band boasts using Apple computers on stage. STS9’s 2005 release “Artifact” contained 20 songs but a new remix CD titled “Artifact Perspectives” revamps 15 of those tunes. The band’s song titles are simple “Today” “Tokyo” “Possibilities” “Musical Story. ” The band members’ names are not Audio Angel Hbe DnP DM Zach and JL.
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New York Times – May 24, 2007
Nono’s politically charged manifestos. Fragments of texts by revolutionary leaders guerrillas workers and students are sung shouted and otherwise intoned countered by taped voices that offer militaristic jargon “Provocative breaking off diplomatic relations” “Declaration of limited nuclear war” from a 1965 article in Fortune magazine. Contemporary resonances were unavoidable; what’s more Mr. Nono’s music retained its defiant fury even if certain electronic sounds that must once have unsettled listeners have long since become the lingua franca of horror-movie scores. The soprano Tony Arnold a guest performer and the clarinetist Joshua Rubin performed with intensity and fierce concentration. At times their sounds blended together to intentionally uncomfortable effect: You literally felt bones in your ears resonating in protest. The percussionists beat tapped and scraped punctuation on suspended metal sheets while the reciters moaned barked and shouted fragmentary lines.
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