Heard a good gig on Tuesday. Heather Frasch &\u00a0Koen Nutters performed at a Pennies from Heaven #7 event organized by Control & B\u00e1nh M\u00ec Verlag.\u00a0Frasch used surface transducers to resonate glass & copper jars and a plywood sheet. She then suspended small objects, pinecones, dry fruit shells and pencils above the resonating surfaces. Objects hitting against metal surfaces produced\u00a0 nanoscopic, near silent melodies and objects resonating on the plywood sheet produced barely auditive rhythms. She produced some very intensive techno beats and I felt a new paradigm opening for sonic exploration (we have planned something similar with Johannes and now I can set my bearings). Towards the end of the gig she placed objects that didn’t make any sound on the surface transducers and we could see them vibrate in silence.\u00a0Nutters complemented the object-sound-play by playing sinetones and reading two text about how the process of hearing is physically intimate.<\/p>\n
Found a nice project\u00a0Midi thru box 1X5<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Robot voice<\/a>\u00a0(posted by dnny from koelse.org<\/a>).<\/p>\n Got a\u00a0got a fistbump at Frencie’s Gym after performing a reasonable squat series. Found a few videos of the place.<\/p>\n Heard a good gig on Tuesday. Heather Frasch &\u00a0Koen Nutters performed at a Pennies from Heaven #7 event organized by Control & B\u00e1nh M\u00ec Verlag.\u00a0Frasch used surface transducers to resonate glass & copper jars and a plywood sheet. She then suspended small objects, pinecones, dry fruit shells and pencils above the resonating surfaces. Objects hitting … <\/p>\n\n