haven't heard it, but i must say that it sounds very interesting...
being a big fan of both stanislaw lem and c. vogel, this even more intruiges
me...
i especially would like to recommend lem's cyberiad. it is not only a good
read and very amusing, but also a very philosophical book, without ever
forcing a thought or an opinion on anybody.
my 2 cents,
hidari
quoted 39 lines Has anyone hear the Trurl and Klapacius (Cristian
> Has anyone hear the Trurl and Klapacius (Cristian
> Vogel) cd? I was curious what it's like.
>
>
> TRURL AND KLAPACIUS - Sing Sweet Software! [SUPREMAT]
> CD "Trurl and Klapacius are robots. In Stanislav
> Lem's Cyberiad mid-60´s novel, they´re busy flying
> around the universe building machines. Each machine
> they build makes up a chapter from this visionary
> book. Cristian Vogel was reading these stories while
> celebrating his hobby in the studio: recording the
> variation of modules of modular systems he programmed
> himself -- modulating each other for periods of time.
> The result is music that does not evolve, it´s
> varying. Borrowing the names of Lem´s robots in
> reference to his own automated studio work, the Vogel
> experiment turned into a project when he picked his
> favourite musical modules -- computers and their
> software -- and let them go to work on their own. In
> his own eyes, he´s not the composer of the work so
> much as the executive producer. The computer itself
> rather -- the software within -- wrote the music:
> Vogel´s contributions filtered and edited the final
> outcomes. This parallel to Cyberiad´s Trurl And
> Klapacius sidelines and highlights the Supremat
> philosophy: Machines constructing machines; machines
> creating music that´s constantly varied and
> reinventing itself."
>
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