Pellerossa e Palestinesi
Mahmoud Darwish
DICIAMO STOP AI CRIMINI DI ISRAELE
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John Cage
“ Ovunque noi siamo, ciò che sentiamo è principalmente rumore. Quando lo ignoriamo ci disturba. Quando lo ascoltiamo, lo troviamo affascinante. Il suono di un camion, che va a 50 miglia orari. Statico tra le stazioni. Pioggia. Vogliamo catturare e controllare questi suoni, per usarli non come effetti, ma come strumenti musicaliâ€
John Cage
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Articolo della Nuova Ferrara sul mio concerto del Cairo 2008
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Articolo Nuova Ferrara concerto ResExtensa08
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-------------------------------------Akhbar el adab 12th April 2009 تعريب المستقبلية بأشعار Ù…Øمود درويش-كتب Ø£Øمد ناجي:جاءت اØتÙالية المركز الثقاÙÙŠ الإيطالي بالذكري المئوية لمذهب المستقبلية لتؤكد بشكل ما علي عالمية هذه المدرسة الÙنية وقدرتها علي استيعاب ثقاÙات وتيارات أخري. الاØتÙالية التي أقيمت بمقر المركز بالزمالك السبت الماضي بدأت بÙيلم تسجيلي عن تاريخ الØركة وتأثيرها علي بقية الÙنون، بداية بالÙÙ† التشكيلي Øيث كانت اللوØØ© قبل المستقبلية مجرد صورة مسطØØ© صامته، لكن المستقبليون هم أول من Øاول انتاج لوØات تØتوي علي موسيقي المدينة بكل ضوضائها، لوØات تعبر عن ايقاع الآلات التي تØكم العصر الØديث، التي اعتبرها المستقبليون رمزاً للقوة والسرعة اللانهائية وهو ما جسدته لوØاتهم.الÙقرة الثانية ÙÙŠ الØÙÙ„ كانت للموسيقار الايطالي المقيم ÙÙŠ القاهرة "ماسيمو" مع المغنية المصرية دينا، Øيث قرأت دينا مقاطع من بيان »لويدجي روسولو«Øول ÙÙ† أشكال الضوضاء، وذلك علي خلÙية موسيقية أعدها "ماسيمو". مانÙيستو روسولو يعتبر البيان المؤسس للموسيقي الإلكترونية وموسيقي الضوضاء، Ùالمستقبليون كان أول من التÙت إلي أصوات الآلات وضوضاء المدينة بداية من ضجيج مواسير الغاز والمياة ومواسير الصر٠وØتي ضجيج المصانع والسيارات، ÙˆØاولوا صياغة كل هذه الأصوات ÙÙŠ موسيقي ضوضائية Øديثة. أما Ù…Ùاجأة الØÙÙ„ Ùكانت غناء دينا لمقاطع من قصيدة Ù…Øمود درويش "خطبة الهندي الأØمر" بصوت أوبرالي علي خلÙية من تنويعات مختلÙØ© من الموسيقي الإلكترونية والضوضاء التي Ù„Øنا وهندسها »ماسيمو« وهو ما أعطي أبعاداً جديدة للقصيدة التي ÙŠØاكي Ùيها درويش خطبة الهندي الأØمر أمام السيد الأبيض. ثم قدم أدهم ØاÙظ عرضه الذي مزج Ùيه بين موسيقي الجسد والموسيقي الالكترونية، Ùعلي خلÙية الأصوات الرتيبة للآلات يستغل الجمهور جسد أدهم لإنتاج أصوات مختلÙØ©.----------------------------------------------- -
My approach to music is like the one of the great Italian Futurist Luigi Russolo (1885-1947). Obviously I’m using different instruments, but if I can do it is because Russolo, the big Genius Russolo, was the first musician who built new instruments to create souds-noises. Russolo made mechanical instruments, or better he built the last mechanical instruments, which are called "Intonarumori (noises-toner), after him the new instruments have been only electrical ones, up to now that we are using the best electrical instrument: the computer. Russolo has been like a zip between the old music and the new one. So why was Russolo the first modern musician? Because he was the first one who thought about the importance of playing with sounds produced by modern life. Russolo has been the first who imagined the new music reproducing new modern life, in his mind he imagined the first sampler, and his "Intonarumori was the first ‘sampler reproducing the noise of modern life in the city. Schömberg was the last classical musician and Russolo was the first modern musician, but history recognizes the important role of Schömberg, but doesn’t recognize Russolo’s one in all modern music, including pop and rock. The manifesto called The Art of noise was written in 1913 by Luigi Russolo, of course all modern music is based on some noises, this is why each one of my soundtracks are dedicated to Luigi Russolo and his manifesto for the new music. In my music I use two different kinds of noise: the noise which I record in the street of the city and the noise which is possible to produce with the all electronic instruments, like the synt, sampler, effects… and now there is also the computer and the big opportunity offered by internet. I’m here in this web site because I hope to meet someone who wants to create music with me through exchanging the sound-noises via internet. I think it would be a great opportunity finding someone who has sound-noise recording from the city, mixing them with mine, then using both of us the same sound-noise as base to create a soundtrack but each one of us on his own - and when we have finished our works, listening to the two different results we’ll have obtained.I edited my profile with Thomas Myspace Editor V4.4 (www.strikefile.com/myspace)Cairo [(in)] brevE
Il Cairo e la sua musica raccontato da Radio3
..------------------------------------------------STORIA COME MUSICASono fermamente convinto che il meglio della cultura Occidentale sia la sua capacità di dare senso alla Storia. Purtroppo sembra che noi occidentali, con gesto masochista, vogliamo gettare al vento anche questa nostra unica vera capacità . Parlare di fine della storia è sinonimo di fine della cultura Occidentale, e per quanto io consideri quest’ultima profondamente malata, non credo sia ancora giunta la sua ora, che tra le altre coinciderebbe con la fine del mondo, e questo non per una mistica-romantica-fascista visione del mondo, ma per il semplice fatto che l’Occidente ben difficilmente accetterebbe di sparire dal mondo, lasciando che il mondo se ne vada avanti per conto proprio. In questo senso noi occidentali siamo veramente infantili. Comunque, senza storia non c’è futuro, senza futuro da costruire non c’è presente, e senza presente non c’è vita, ma solo alienazione. Per cui ho deciso di aprire questa finestra su un blog che è un pozzo infinito della breve, anche se densa, storia della musica nuova, che per semplicità possiamo definire come la storia della musica microfonica. E’ stato il microfono a cambiare definitivamente il corso dello sviluppo della musica di oggi, e questo non solo in Occidente. Quindi la musica elettronica non è altro che la musica microfonica. Io conosco il Beethoven elettronico, cioè dei dischi, non ho mai ascoltato il Beethoven orchestrale! Ora se si vuole capire il perché del rumore in musica, che da cento anni è il suono preponderante in tutta la musica, è necessario conoscere la storia della musica elettronica. Questo blog, dal titolo assai curioso e stimolante, meta-electronica research è un luogo-web estremamente ricco e profondo di storia della musica elettronica, quindi essenziale per potere continuare a dare senso alla storia, quindi al nostro presente che sarà il futuro.meta-electronica research
Qual è il genere di musica predominante nei cataloghi delle NetLabels ?
Se vi siete mai posti questa domanda, il vostro eldino di fiducia (l’unico?) ha finalmente una risposta, che vedete nel grafico. Il genere predominante in ambito netlabel è la “noiseâ€, ovvero l’elettronica estrema, con un bel 18%. Con il tag “noise†io indico senza distinzione sottogeneri estremi dell’elettronica come field recordings, harsh noise, power noise, white noise, screamo, lo-fi music e analoghi. Il grafico è basato sugli interi cataloghi di circa 270 netlabels, che in totale fanno circa 38000 tracce. Il grafico è stato ottenuto utilizzando l’add-on Metrics di Songbird (una mia recensione di Songbird e relativi add-ons più interessanti la trovate qui), ma non è da ritenersi accurato al 100%, in quanto vi è un 33% definito “Others†che andrebbe rivisto e ri-taggato coerentemente con il resto. Prossimamente (forse) conto di rivedere tutta la mia collezione di musica netaudio, correggere i tags “Genere†che all’epoca non assegnai correttamente e rifare il grafico, ma per il momento direi che questo 18% di “rumore†possa ritenersi un’ottima approssimazione della realtà netaudio globale.Fonte delle informazioni
[...] Italian most active netaudio-blogger Eldino recently posted a graphic of the music genres which are covered by netlabels. He generated the image above with a simple Songbird-plugin. The chart is based on an analysis of ca. 270 netlabels and 38000 tunes. Besides one can discuss the shaping of the categories it is a quite personal (Industrial / Noise / Ambient, Noise / Ambient, IDM / IDM are maybe not the most senseful categories…) the third wich is categorized by “other†leaves further question marks… Still it is a nice tool - so one might install it and offer a more objecitve survey over the fragmentation of styles and activities of the netlabel community. If your knowledge of Italian is better than ours - you might get further infos by following th linkt to the original blog entry. [...]Teoria del Caos
Benoît Mandelbrot