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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco. The first thing that struck me, and one of the things that gets written about immediately (why should this account be any different? 1) "For Lilith" - Z'ev. I did not get to hear this piece. 2) "Kof: I thought I closed the door" - Laurie Anderson. 3) "Tzadik" - Marina Rosenfeld and Raz Mesinai. 4) "50 Gates of Understanding" (Nun) - Erik Friedlander. 7) "VAV" - Chris Brown. All too often, the pie...

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You Are What You Hear: August 2008

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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. Werner Herzog - Encountering the End of our Minds. Ok, so the first actual post since I started this thing a while ago isn't about music, but about movies. How fitting. In the next couple of posts, though, I'll cover topics like booing at concerts, the 2008 Darmstadt Cursus and of course some concert and music reviews. I always feel like I should be watching a film every day after seeing one of Herzog's. Its rare that I find the sort of emp...

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You Are What You Hear: On Booing at Concerts

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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. On Booing at Concerts. I'm WAY behind on writing about some musical experiences from this past summer. So for the next couple of days, I'll try to quickly (I hope) give some general impressions. Or "who are they studying with". But these are private conversations. We seem to be worried about hurting people's feelings or putting our own reputations in jeopardy and are content to keep our thoughts to ourselves. The music (describing the surge in ...

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You Are What You Hear: Dither at Listen/Space

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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. Friday night, I had the pleasure of seeing the relatively new (1 year old) guitar quartet, Dither. Who was an original member of Frith's group). The program was a bit on the long side and actually could have warranted an intermission. But one possible benefit of presenting so many pieces back to back, is that you can start to get some sense of the nuance and limitations that this instrumentation provides. We need more spaces like this that are ...

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You Are What You Hear: September 2008

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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco. The first thing that struck me, and one of the things that gets written about immediately (why should this account be any different? 1) "For Lilith" - Z'ev. I did not get to hear this piece. 2) "Kof: I thought I closed the door" - Laurie Anderson. 3) "Tzadik" - Marina Rosenfeld and Raz Mesinai. 4) "50 Gates of Understanding" (Nun) - Erik Friedlander. 7) "VAV" - Chris Brown. All too often, the pie...

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You Are What You Hear: The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco

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You Are What You Hear. There's a lot to listen to out there. The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco. The first thing that struck me, and one of the things that gets written about immediately (why should this account be any different? 1) "For Lilith" - Z'ev. I did not get to hear this piece. 2) "Kof: I thought I closed the door" - Laurie Anderson. 3) "Tzadik" - Marina Rosenfeld and Raz Mesinai. 4) "50 Gates of Understanding" (Nun) - Erik Friedlander. 7) "VAV" - Chris Brown. All too often, the pie...

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micropop for a noisy world: Rock 'n' roll vines

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Thursday, October 23, 2008. Rock 'n' roll vines. Just when we thought manga cool was a tacky thing for academics and government agencies propagating the expansion of Japanese soft power as a subversive means towards hello kitty-faced world domination. A suburban sister and brother who draw for a living blend guitar amps, Freddie Mercury, and old dusty vinyl, a handsome hero, and le beau vin. See the nytimes for a more comprehensive review of their art in " Next Week, our Hero chooses a Médoc".

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micropop for a noisy world: Plørk, Slörk, and Ikea

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Monday, January 19, 2009. Plørk, Slörk, and Ikea. The quietly active Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk) invades the West Coast! What we didn't hear about the not-so-remarkable Macworld this year was that the Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk) made its public debut. Using salad bowls from ikea ( oh wait, this reminds me of a Michael Zbyszynski of Berkeley's CNMAT mentioned in the nytimes in 200. 7) they crafted ambisonic-ish speakers. SLork made it onto the apple website. It's 2009, come on. In fact, G...

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micropop for a noisy world: September 2008

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Sunday, September 21, 2008. Micropop's Chanteuse of the Week. Brigitte Fontaine and Art Ensemble! This unlikely combo, which, I guess isn't that. Weird if you think about it calmly since I guess the Art Ensemble of Chicago is so cool they're everywhere (especially Paris in les 60 années), and well-connected hip Parisians comme Brigitte get to rock out with cool people. And then there's Art Ensemble. Album: Comme à la radio. Song: Comme à la radio. Out of five stars. Posted by One Woman. Links to this post.

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micropop for a noisy world: February 2010

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Friday, February 26, 2010. Tokyo 1969 by Toshi Ichiyanagi. Hats off to Yoko Ono who was absolutely stunning. At the Oakland Fox Theater earlier this week, performing with Deerhoof, Cornelius, along with other special guests (Pikachu of Afrirampo,. Who, IMO is cooler than Satomi of dh, and Harper Simon - aka son of Paul Simon, and a guy named Jarod who "plays 1800 instruments" according to Sean Lennon). The piece uses chance operations inspired by John Cage (who was briefly Ichiyanagi's teacher in nyc)&#4...

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micropop for a noisy world: Micropop's Chanteuse of the Week

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Sunday, September 21, 2008. Micropop's Chanteuse of the Week. Brigitte Fontaine and Art Ensemble! This unlikely combo, which, I guess isn't that. Weird if you think about it calmly since I guess the Art Ensemble of Chicago is so cool they're everywhere (especially Paris in les 60 années), and well-connected hip Parisians comme Brigitte get to rock out with cool people. And then there's Art Ensemble. Album: Comme à la radio. Song: Comme à la radio. Out of five stars. Posted by One Woman. Comme à la radio.

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micropop for a noisy world: July 2008

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Saturday, July 19, 2008. Image Forum Festival 2008. Saturday, July 19, 2008. The annual Image Forum Festival. Showcases new works by international experimental film makers. The traveling festival moved to Yokohama after stops in Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka and Nagoya earlier this year. Today's programs, collectively presented as " Japan Tomorrow. SUNDAY［金東薫 (Kim Donghoon)／ビデオ／10分／2007］奨励賞. 新年10日間［栗原みえ (Kurihara Mie)／8ミリ／62分／2005-2007］奨励賞. LINE［大仁田弘志／ビデオ／14分／2007］入選. Micropop Awards (for Programs G and I).

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micropop for a noisy world: Records of Last Week: Lady Sovereign and Filastine

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Wednesday, March 4, 2009. Records of Last Week: Lady Sovereign and Filastine. Lady Sovereign – "Jigsaw" [Midget]. Micropop Rating: * *1/2 (out of 5 *s). Filastine “Dirty Bomb” [Soot/Post World Industries]. Micropop Rating: * * (out of 5*s). Posted by One Woman. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Micropop for a noisy world. Morsels of Sound—It’s Taste! Is the blog a dying medium? View my complete profile. Hi Red Center, Assemble. Savoring the Foods and Family Traditions of Summers Past.

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micropop for a noisy world: December 2008

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Saturday, December 13, 2008. To make up for my not so micro absence (or not), micropop will post a found image off the interweb for you. It's called "large rabbit deer? Posted by One Woman. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Micropop for a noisy world. Morsels of Sound—It’s Taste! Is the blog a dying medium? View my complete profile. Hi Red Center, Assemble. Savoring the Foods and Family Traditions of Summers Past. Observations on film art and FILM ART. In pursuit of THE CHASE.

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micropop for a noisy world: Rabbit Deer?

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Saturday, December 13, 2008. To make up for my not so micro absence (or not), micropop will post a found image off the interweb for you. It's called "large rabbit deer? Posted by One Woman. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Micropop for a noisy world. Morsels of Sound—It’s Taste! Is the blog a dying medium? View my complete profile. Hi Red Center, Assemble. Savoring the Foods and Family Traditions of Summers Past. Observations on film art and FILM ART. In pursuit of THE CHASE. You Are What You Hear.

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micropop for a noisy world: Tokyo 1969 by Toshi Ichiyanagi

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Friday, February 26, 2010. Tokyo 1969 by Toshi Ichiyanagi. Hats off to Yoko Ono who was absolutely stunning. At the Oakland Fox Theater earlier this week, performing with Deerhoof, Cornelius, along with other special guests (Pikachu of Afrirampo,. Who, IMO is cooler than Satomi of dh, and Harper Simon - aka son of Paul Simon, and a guy named Jarod who "plays 1800 instruments" according to Sean Lennon). The piece uses chance operations inspired by John Cage (who was briefly Ichiyanagi's teacher in nyc)&#4...

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