So it looks like I might be giving a Xenomusic workshop for kids at
ConGlomeration in Louisville next April.
"What is 'Xenomusic'?" you might ask?
Well, basically, it would be the music of Alien races. Sometimes referred to as "Exomusic" or more plainly "Alien music" or "Extra-Terrestrial music"--it's all the same, really.
Ultimately, the idea,
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Since I saw you last on livejournal I have got married and had a daughter. She is now two and my husband is a drummer, flautist etc etc and on a Music Leader course in Plymouth. It is really engaging watching her learn about music - different instruments, how they sound and work... She loves to play the piano and the drums and is really rather good already - imaginative and creative though not exactly tuneful.
Am glad to catch up with you :)) I've not been on lj in a while as I'm mostly now on facebook.
Lizzi x
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Yeah it has been a while, eh? I've also married since I was more active here.
Hope you're able to successfully nurture your daughter's curiosity (if that is a direction she wants to take)--and good luck with that!!
I'm much more active on facebook--you should PM me your profile--or, you can just friend me at mine: http://www.facebook.com/silpayamanant
You been playing much yourself?
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I've not been playing much at all - couldn't with a bump and now I don't seem to find the hours... Hopefully when she's old enough for nursery then I will get more time in to practice myself!!
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Well, I can understand how much time it takes for the kids. I was glad that, at the end of the day, I left the kids to their parents--! ;)
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One popular theory about the origins of music is that the beating of the human heart provided the first rhythms. True or not, how might an alien species without such an organ arrive at a cultural element that could be called music, and how would it differ from human music?
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