“I can’t say it was a revelation to learn that the mountains and hills breathe,” said Mr. Richman. “If you spend enough time there, you can see they are moving things.”
Passed attractions
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Here's a short overview of how to make your own contact microphone using piezo crystals. This technique was taught to me by Alan Lamb w... -
The Solar Angel from abre ojos on Vimeo . It's worth clicking on the link above to visit the Vimeo page for this clip for an explanati...
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There was a concert and workshop in Cootamundra last weekend featuring a couple of my favourite artists, Alan Lamb and Oren Ambarchi. I... -
This morning I suggested to Marc that it might be interesting to hear the tracks from the last Junto after participants had incorporated th...
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The Junto assignment this week is to "Share music-in-progress for input from others." I had this riff based on loops of varying l...
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The great joy of art, whether it’s music or writing or visual arts, is always that you realize that you have something in you. When you list...
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This morning I was reading an article on George Lucas' new film and it reminded me of an earlier interview I'd read with him in whi...
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It’s important for me to say that being proud is not so much a claim on quality or achievement in the work, or lack thereof, but of satisfyi...
Other outlets
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Let's flock together - *It was about a year ago that I first heard a new bird call near my home in Leeton* The noise was a bit like the Plover and that sounds like an angry rubbe...
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Driving hills at night - Driving hills at night headlights reveal the landscape suddenly a yacht
