Throwing Sound Around: The Music In Casey Farina's Project CONDOR
August 10, 2007
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Now that we all know how to make blimps and control them with Bluetooth, Project CONDOR'S Casey Farina talks about the compositional challenges facing the musicians who participated in his sound project. Would it be better to move the blimps or the soundwaves? Farina also discusses the setup for the live instruments he included in the event. The sound of one live trombone projected randomly around such a large room is an eerie, provocative thing. Check it out in the Gearwire video.
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