• Archive for March 28th, 2006

    The 5 Rhythms

    by  • Tuesday 28 March 2006 • Music, Research • 0 Comments

    I recently got to know about the concept of 5 rhythms, and the Norwegian group doing this. Gabrielle Roth’s The 5 Rhythms are an exhilarating and liberating approach to the exploration of improvised movement and dance that is authentic, inspired and catalytic. The 5 Rhythms (Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, Stillness) are a map which can [...]

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    The Silent Speaker

    by  • Tuesday 28 March 2006 • Research • 0 Comments

    Forbes.com writes about Charles Jorgensen who is working on what he calls subvocal speech recognition. He attaches a set of electrodes to the skin of his throat and his words are recognized by a computer even when he is not producing any sound.

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    PLOrk: Princeton Laptop Orchestra

    by  • Tuesday 28 March 2006 • Music • 0 Comments

    PLORK

    Dan Trueman and Perry Cook at Princeton have set up an undergrad course called PLOrk: Princeton Laptop Orchestra, where they have 15 workstations consisting of Powerbooks, sound cards, sensor interfaces and spherical speakers. The idea is to give students the chance to improvise and experiment with electronic music in a really hands-on way (more info). [...]

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