Be part of a performance

Hi there, sorry for jumping in, but I hope that you will be glad I did!

I have written a piece called 23 Fragments, and the score is designed to be recorded by individual volunteer musicians at home, who will then email their recordings to me, and I will loop, layer and repeat them to create the finished work. The score is, as the title suggests, in 23 short (2-3 bar) fragments, mostly very simple to play. For most competant muso's they will present very little challenge!

If you are interested in taking part, then you can find the score on the front page of my this profile, along with the other info you'll need.

Everyone who takes part will receive a free copy of the finished work.

The compositional style is ion the same vein as Terry Riley's "In C" , but I have specifically tried to avoid any similarities in the way the finished piece will sound.

I'd love to have some of you guys/gals involved, and it's an interesting opportunity to be part of a performance created by people all across the world...I'm not sure if this is a unique idea, I don't claim it as such , but it will be fun...and rewarding. I hope some of you decide to get involved.

Thanks for your time

Dave Graham

Catalogue Code: KUB016 Barcode: 8717578037193 Artist: Alexander …

Catalogue Code: KUB016
Barcode: 8717578037193
Artist: Alexander Jannink
Label: Kubism Records
Release name: Some Perspective
File under: Tech House/ Tech House
Release date: 10-12-2008
Press release:
Track: 1 - Alexander Jannink - Some Perspective
Track: 2 - Alexander Jannink - Mama Makes The Muffins Best
Track: 3 - Alexander Jannink - Kashmyr

After releasing a couple of EPs under his 'Vanilladisiak' monicker, Alexander Jannink brings a first EP under his real name to table. 'Some Perspective' contains three tracks as a sneak preview to the upcoming '2009 debut album'.

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Shit, it's like a room full of silent people who occasionally shout …

Shit, it's like a room full of silent people who occasionally shout "look at me!" and then vanish again. Is myspace this bad?