dischord28

um. yeah. we're only seperated by coasts. i'm on the academic route with a rock background. i focus on electronics (such a cute word) in a live setting. and i don't mean house music hehe. my nic is DJ Webern, but i rarely use it around here cos most don't get it or know how to pronounce etc. Webern's Opus 5 is the piece that changed my life. George Crumb's Black Angels sealed the deal (oo, i just met him at Chico State at a premiere of a couple of his works). i'm really into Christian Marclay lately, his methodology. today in my class we discussed the ondes martenot and theremin's influence in Western Art Music.

but i learned orchestration from depeche mode and credit Bauhaus for sparking the interest in music.

ok, now we've laid the groundwork, we can fight. jk.

glad to know you. keep it coming.

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damn. i'm just so happy to see the word "electroacoustic"...i might wet myself.

seriously. so i imagine you walk that line. you know, the one were you feel both *at* and *out of* place at academic conventions and rock venues. somewhere in between. BYU is stuck in a pre-modern thing while the University of Utah is stuck in a post-modern dealy. it causes me grief.

i hate the word rock. let's patent a new one.