Should the concept of a standard musical performance be maintained, challenged, or removed entirely? Nearly everyone can close their eyes and imagine a concert of some variety – performers come, play a few songs which follow a specified setlist, and then the concert is over. The setlist is of course pre-determined and pre-written, and in [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Disparate Bodies’
The experimental instrument vs. the experimental medium (Review of Asima and Disparate Bodies)
Posted in review, tagged Asima, Disparate Bodies, review on 4 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
REVIEW – Dan Gillen, FAINT & Disparate Bodies @ SARC
Posted in discussion, improvisation, projects, reflective writing, review, tagged Disparate Bodies, Faint, Project 1 on 3 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A comparison of the Disparate Bodies network performance (29th Nov 2007) and FAINT (11th Oct 2007), both in the Sonic Lab at SARC.
by Daniel Gillen
I find the Sonic Lab a bit disorienting at the best of times, due to a fairly debilitating fear of heights and fascination with shiny things which light up. Combine this [...]
Paul Elliott – Review Atau Tanaka and Disparate Bodies
Posted in review, tagged Atau Tanaka, Disparate Bodies on 2 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Disparate Bodies 29th November 2007 Disparate Bodies was performance over a three way network link between Belfast, Hamburg and Graz, each city having its own audience. I was a member of the Belfast audience. During all of the performances musicians in all of the three locations were playing together to create a larger ensemble. The [...]
GIG REVIEW, project 1. Shannon Doherty
Posted in review, tagged Disparate Bodies, Nizlopi on 2 December 2007 | Leave a Comment »
These are the two reviews I have to do for project one, Perfromance workshop.
My first review is on a group named “Nizlopi” who were a group I had no intrest in at all until I seen their performance.
Nizlopi are one of the most exciting up and coming acts on the UK music scene today and [...]
