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The “Come Out” movement from Fase by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, which uses four early pieces by composer Steve Reich as the accompaniment to the dance. The dancers here are likely De Keersmaeker and collaborator Michèle Anne De Mey.
Contemporary Art is fun :)
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Benjamin Grosser, “You Like My Like of Your Like of My Status”
Reminiscent of Steve Reich’s phase compositions such as It’s Gonna Rain and Come Out.
phasing in and out; the world’s quite a dream, as binaries do(n’t).
some research for the task on album covers and phase music
I coded a sequencer in PureData which allows me to generate, from one sequence, a phasing with multiple timelines. The base sequence is stretched by 1% to make a 8 minutes phase, produces a kind of hypnotic moving melodic tapestry. Bass line & ornementation are declined from the orignal sequence. To generate the base sequence, I use the cellular automaton that I already used for this track : https://soundcloud.com/valvalion/conways-time-sweep-01
