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WebJaying

WebJaying Think of WebJaying like DJing or VJing, but for the internet. DJs mix songs, VJs combine visuals, and WebJays curate and remix multimedia from the web—videos, sounds, text, and more—to create new experiences. In this sense, they’re all just different kinds of curators, selecting

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Resources

Resources Here are some resources related to project: Sound Sources for Workshop Hotwire Looper. Made in Cycling 74’s MaxMSP Cosmic Background Radiation Sound of the Big Bang Carl Sagen – Pale Blue Dot The Flight of Apollo 11 Powers of 10 by Ray and Charles Eames.

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Scores

Instructional Scores Section of Waterwalk by John Cage In music composition, ‘scores’ have been used to tell musicians what to play, and how to play it, for centuries. Scores tend to be made up of ‘staves’, which show notes and note lengths, and sometimes

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Musica Universalis

Musica Universalis – Music of the Spheres Originating in greek philosophy, the “music of the spheres” (or musica universalis) comes is a belief that the movements of celestial bodies like the Sun, Moon, and planets create a form of harmony or music—though not one we

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Holst

Gustav Holst (1874-1934) was a famous English composer, best known for his epic orchestral suite The Planets, written between 1914 and 1917. The Planets This seven-movement orchestral suite is a musical depiction of astrological character traits associated with the planets of the Solar System (excluding Earth

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Sound

Organised Sound In using the term ‘sound’ instead of music, we’re following the lead of composer Edgard Varese, who called his own music “organized sound.” This side-steps all the conventional requirements of music: to follow certain rhythms, meters, scales, structures and instrumentation. Varese explained: “Indeed,

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