Hi Rinaldi,

 > I'm working on CSound but still most of my time goes to "analogic"
music: I
 > play piano, oboe and english horn.

Interesting term "analogic" music.  - I suppose there is an analogy to
be made between the art people used to make using only notes and what we
now understand to be music!

- lonce

>Lonce wrote:
>Interesting term "analogic" music.  - I suppose there is an analogy to
>be made between the art people used to make using only notes and what we
>now understand to be music!
Let me know, what do "you" now understand to be music? I like Xenakis as
Bach and Nono as Monteverdi! No one of them made music using only notes.
Anyway I cannot control all the "nuances" of the english language (nor all
the basic grammatical rules!) and I used the word "analogic" only in
opposition to the word "digital": "arte digitale" in Italy is another way
to say "computer art".

But the important question is: no one of you use CSound in real time? Do
you use different programs for live elctronics?

Many thanks to the persons (only two at the moment) that decided to send me
their music, I will manage to play it in my concerts (of course, if I'll
like it!). I forgot to write my address, that is:

Michelangelo Rinaldi
via C. Colombo 9/5
Torre del Lago Puccini
55048  Lucca
Italy