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==Todo== | ==Todo== | ||
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something more "gestural" like partch's music? | |||
but not as corporeal | |||
i'll go with an aesthetic between gayageum sanjo and partch's music | |||
the music of clofabolocin is mostly centered on solo improvisation, exploring harmony, melody, and rhythm (instruments are divided into those three categories) | the music of clofabolocin is mostly centered on solo improvisation, exploring harmony, melody, and rhythm (instruments are divided into those three categories) | ||
or solo improvisation with narration à la Partch's Li Po lyrics | or solo improvisation with narration à la Partch's Li Po lyrics | ||
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there could be a clofabian saying that goes something like "you can't teach someone to live gracefully or to play the spúith well" | there could be a clofabian saying that goes something like "you can't teach someone to live gracefully or to play the spúith well" | ||
</poem> | </poem> | ||
==Instruments== | ==Instruments== | ||
Some instruments used in Etalocian music include the ''spiusin''/''spüśın'', a kind of harp or lyre with sympathetic strings; ''penicillin'', a [[w:psalmodicon|psalmodicon]]-like instrument; ''ditoren'', the hammered dulcimer; the harpsichord; and the ''sevoren'' (borrowed from [[Eevo]] ''sewvore'') (an isomorphic keyboard). | Some instruments used in Etalocian music include the ''spiusin''/''spüśın'', a kind of harp or lyre with sympathetic strings; ''penicillin'', a [[w:psalmodicon|psalmodicon]]-like instrument; ''ditoren'', the hammered dulcimer; the harpsichord; and the ''sevoren'' (borrowed from [[Eevo]] ''sewvore'') (an isomorphic keyboard). | ||