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  • =Music as Vibration= ...ties separated in space; the violin tunes with the flutes in order to make music together, and the tension in any given tension member is highly interdepend
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  • ...by Australian architect Barry Patten, and his most famous design, the Myer Music Bowl (1959) in Melbourne.
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  • ...ties separated in space; the violin tunes with the flutes in order to make music together, and the tension in any given tension member is highly interdepend
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  • ...ffort. The chair was deployed to the 2011 Trans Pecos Festival of Love and Music in Marfa, Texas as part of a video screening area.
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  • ...mpanies produce the tough, high tensile polished wire intended for limited music instrument markets, which is manufactured from steel of a specific composit ===Music wire===
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  • ...ic and industrial design, theatre, film, dance, fashion and to some extent music.
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  • ...com/watch?v=aj-Zl2QZpik&list=PL4IGA3iO2R63gipFGaaEimfHYB5NWoTy3 Tensegrity Music]
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  • ...ition, yet moved on having found no home in these manses, no experience of music like the one he barely imagined. He composed for toy pianos, percussion ins ...from conditioned reflexes. Listeners would later refuse to call the result music, but for many Cage's revolutionary non-ordering of sound freed them up to t
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  • Harry Hock earned his BA of Sound and Music Design at the University of Technology, Sydney. Some recent exhibitions inc
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  • ...y practices, tensegrity as it illuminates ancient philosophies of harmony, music and dance inspired by tensegrity, and so on.
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  • ...nment. Marshall came East to attend Bennington College as a literature and music major, but left without finishing and later enrolled at Harvard College, wh ...tion, even transcendence.... the life-affirming, soul-uplifting aspects of music, art, and literature—the “everlasting yes” that “breathes from the
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  • ...Twenties. In Chicago, where Fuller lived, a frenzied optimism ruled. Jazz music, prohibition and Flappers' styles set a tone of freedom and individualistic
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  • * a new individualistic American music, Jazz, played by Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, and other African Amer
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