Showing posts with label art of listening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art of listening. Show all posts

Sunday, April 12, 2020

Week 15 4/12/20

What one may experience, one may more honestly express.




Even the infinite may be grasped within limits, and thus given form.

Happy Easter.


Sunday, December 22, 2019

Week 51 12/22/19

Consider the impact and influence of music in space and time.


Expand your thinking. Go beyond the mundane.  Always.


Sunday, June 23, 2019

Week 25 6/23/19

The critical ear discerns and discriminates.


Neither praise nor opprobrium bears weight with the creative act itself, especially in terms of active listening.  Wait- now do you hear that?



Sunday, June 16, 2019

Week 24 6/16/19

Perception, and art, can be more than the semblance of reality.


Objectivity is necessary, beginning with efforts toward development of discernment.  One must see, not merely look; one must listen, not simply rely on ordinary hearing.

Sunday, April 21, 2019

Week 16 4/14/19

Expand awareness, grasp meaning.


Refine impression, realize being, free understanding and experience.

Sunday, March 17, 2019

Week 11 3/17/19

Direct energy, frequency and vibration toward balance and movement.


These are sounds not limited by linear temporal perception; the desired outcome is expansion. 

Compare, at this far distance, to expressive possibilities of Zaum and its linguistic metaphysics. It is not difficult to do so, and without graceless pretension it is revealing.


Sunday, February 24, 2019

Week 8 2/24/19

The ear is capable of apprehending and discernment beyond all expectations.


To continuously develop aural perceptivity increases range and scope of auditory knowledge, and provides insight into situations as well as settings.

The more direct the experience of reality, and the more the individual comprehends and becomes engaged with through effort and intent, the more such things as "social constructs" are seen to be transparently spurious and misleading.

Is this a vision of supernormal, or extramundane awareness? Why should this be so?

Historically, these are survival skills.


Sunday, February 17, 2019

Week 7 2/17/19

Know, with will to vision.


Much goes unseen.  Far more goes unheard.  This is to say, perceptual awareness is dimmed by a passive focus on perspectives reinforced by conformist attitudes.  To become knowledgeable beyond this mental and emotional bondage demands conscious intent to expand critical thinking.

Sunday, November 25, 2018

Week 47 11/25/18

Only the artist speaks for the art.



And through the art the artist speaks.


Sunday, October 07, 2018

Week 40 10/7/18

Find patterns in ambiguity.


Compose to suggest atmospheres, allowing possibilities of auditory pareidolia.


Sunday, September 09, 2018

Week 36 9/9/18

Many artists are doing extraordinary work, yet much remains unseen and unheard.


Access is narrowly focused in terms of social and cultural interests. This will change.

Sunday, July 22, 2018

Sunday, July 15, 2018

Week 28 7/15/18

Expand the field of perception, in thinking, in creating.


Effect change in the environment. Alter the dynamic of the moment.

Sunday, June 10, 2018

Week 23 6/10/18

In listening, and hearing, perceive source and origin without predetermined perspective.


This is accomplished without imposition of attitude or prejudice. One does not project emotion or idea, apprehending, instead, direct impression.  Develop the aural composition accordingly, to the extent possible, and the formation of atmosphere and art come about with clarity.

This is merely an ideal to be approached, rather than a superficial goal or ultimate objective.

Sunday, June 03, 2018

Week 22 6/3/18

It is a curious thing to create something markedly different from previous forms, if similar in nature.


Research tone poems, Erik Satie, Debussy, Cage, Eno, yet move continuously away from both "music" and "noise". The aural aesthetic remains, while musical paradigms diminish.

Those who are said to have heard music in paranormal or "enchanted" settings describe a kind of enigmatic impression of beautiful sounds that cannot be recollected or re-created in musical terms.

Such impressions may lend themselves to altered perceptual awareness, changes in attention, emotional perspective, and cognitive acuity, or even elevated states of consciousness.



Sunday, May 13, 2018

Week 19 5/13/18

Some simply accept.


Others expect more, desire more, and do more. They see, they listen, and hear. They create.

Sunday, April 15, 2018

Week 15 4/15/18

Quiet the mind.


Listen, and hear, in ways unobstructed by subjectivity, and by external pressures or agendas.



The Celestial Way (Excerpt)  by Black Mountain School

Night Traffic in Open Secrets (Excerpt)  by Black Mountain School

Ancestral Shadows  by Ghost Radio Orchestra

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Sunday, April 08, 2018

Week 14 4/8/18

Atmospheric sounds, though not necessarily musical in nature, may be emulated.


Thus such sounds may be arranged, even "orchestrated", in aesthetic, if not overtly musical, form.



Sunday, January 21, 2018

Week 3 1/21/18

Phenomena, impression, communication.


It is necessary to convey understanding of reality. This is essential in times when false judgments are taken for literal fact, history is re-scripted to suit political agendas, and culture is manipulated with the intent of silencing individual expression.

Sunday, January 07, 2018

Week 1 1/7/18

Nikola Tesla observed the essential nature of "energy, frequency, and vibration" in reality.


Additionally, Tesla encouraged inquiry into "non-physical phenomena".  Examine such observations as they relate to "music" etc., but beyond this, in relation to auditory perception generally, and to non-musical constructions and their effects.