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Ted Milton special

3 pieces by Ted Milton

Het iLLUSEUM/@zark/De Witte Doos, present 3 pieces from the performance of Ted Milton's

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Interview with Ted Milton



Ted Milton interview


Interview with Ted Milton after the performance of "ODES" in Het iLLUSEUM, Amsterdam may 16 2007.

UNYAZI OF THE BUSHVELD by Aryan Kaganof

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Synopsis
The Electronic Music Symposium and the Unyazi Festival of 2005 observed through the visionary and techno eye of Aryan Kaganof (SMS Sugar Man). Vibrations and hypnotism collude to create sound and visual empathies in theatres or in the street, on a pavement. One more chapter in the exploration of African culture by the South African multimedia artist, in the inextricable relationship between memory and the present, traditional instruments and computer-generated sounds. The film has been described as "an important document of an historic occasion" by Dr. Michael Blake and "a very interesting record of a rather odd event" by Professor Christine Lucia. UNYAZI OF THE BUSHVELD is the first production of the AFRICAN NOISE FOUNDATION featuring the seamless sound design of Joel Assaizky (Hard Copy, Bunny Chow).

Hellazingt!

Hellazingt in de Sugarfactory.

Interview wit h Ted Milton

Interview with Ted Milton

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See also the 3 pieces from the performance ODES in the iLLUSEUM may 16 2007: ODES

Compokids groep 7

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De Meidoorn - Compokids 2007

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High Tech Brain Technologies II

Video: High Tech Brain Technologies

High Tech Brain Technologies (HTBT) is een alliantie netwerk bedacht door Bert Feddema. (zie: High Tech Brain Technologies)

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