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Treatise, pages 63 & 64 (Cornelius Cardew)
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Treatise, composed by Cornelius Cardew, is a work comprising 193 pages of lines, symbols, and graphic music notation, with no explicit instruction to the performer(s) in how to perform the work. Cardew suggested that performers devise their own rules and methods of interpreting the work in advance, however. inuit : tabletop guitar, electronics elektrophil : tabletop guitar, percution lorsen : tabletop guitar, electronics [IMG]http://www.electrobel.be/media/11525.jpg[/IMG]
THX EVERYBODY, and thanks to Cornelius Cardew...our guru (we are planing to play other pages)
OMMMMGHGHGHHH Guys this is SO GOOD!! Want to hear you play the other pages most definately!!
waw! really nice one! an alive evidence of the utility of the direct expression! ok guys, my english sucks but I understant myself...:) wich is not an all time reality...
Definately Contemporary. It's great, was looking at the pictures while listening to it and I thought I recognise passages and could match them with one of the pictures. Nice job guys you got my vote: Would indeed love it to hear another interpretation
neih ... contemporary is just fine ... luv it man :)) it would fit nicely in a liver of mine ;)
sounds like there were 2 maybe 3 (one short at the end) distinct parts in here. it would be interesting to compare this with someone else's interpretation of that same work of Cardew. though, there seems to be a dimension missing...panning? was this recorded mono or sthg?