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Christine Southworth
Добавлен 13 фев 2012
Videos and concert recordings by Christine Southworth, featuring her own music and music by Evan Ziporyn, Eviyan (trio with Evan Ziporyn, Iva Bittova, and Gyan Riley), Gamelan Galak Tika, and Ensemble Robot.
elektryczność statyczna 06.14.24
the name of this band is elektryczność statyczna
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CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH guitar
EVAN ZIPORYN ewi, clarinet, bass Clarinet
@2024©2024
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CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH guitar
EVAN ZIPORYN ewi, clarinet, bass Clarinet
@2024©2024
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Evan Ziporyn multitrack arrangement Aerosmith's "Walk This Way"
Просмотров 334 месяца назад
Evan Ziporyn multitrack arrangement Aerosmith's "Walk This Way"
Evan Ziporyn performing Terry Riley's "Ki"
Просмотров 194 месяца назад
Evan Ziporyn performing Terry Riley's "Ki" live multi-track clarinets video accompaniment by Christine Southworth sound by Dave Cook MIT Killian Hall
Evan Ziporyn Ride Captain Ride Excerpt
Просмотров 84 месяца назад
EZ's multitrack clarinet arrangement of Blues Image's Ride Captain Ride Evan Ziporyn performing live multi-track clarinets video accompaniment by Christine Southworth MIT Killian Hall
A Portrait of the Lemur Conservation Foundation in Myakka City
Просмотров 695 месяцев назад
The Lemur Conservation Foundation is dedicated to the preservation and conservation of the primates of Madagascar through managed breeding, scientific research, education, and art. In January 2015 I spent a week at LCF, getting comfortable with the lemurs, allowing them to get comfortable with me, filming and recording them. The experience was unique and magical, and highly emotional, knowing t...
Arachnodrone / Spider's Canvas w97 17 february 2019
Просмотров 80Год назад
Arachnodrone / Spider's Canvas 17 February 2019 MIT W97 Cambridge Massachusetts IAN HATTWICK Sonic Design / Live Sound Processing CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH Video & Visual Design / Guitar ISABELLE SU Spiderweb Modeling & Interface Design / Live Video Processing EVAN ZIPORYN Sound Design / EWI Cuco Daglio Sound Engineer Robby MacBain Videography Danna Solomon Producer Arachnodrone/Spider's Canvas was ...
Christine Southworth Mushroom Modulations World Premiere - Excerpt 1
Просмотров 91Год назад
Excerpt from Mushroom Modulations Conceived, Created & Performed by Christine Southworth Native Plant Trust's Garden in the Woods Framingham, Massachusetts Saturday, June 3, 2023 Christine Southworth is a multimedia composer whose work primarily involves nature - lighting, honeybees, coral reefs, spiders, snowflakes, and, currently, mushrooms! Her work incorporates photographs and videos of mus...
Christine Southworth - Mushroom Modulations - World Premiere 6/3/23
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Mushroom Modulations Conceived, Created & Performed by Christine Southworth Native Plant Trust's Garden in the Woods Framingham, Massachusetts Saturday, June 3, 2023 Christine Southworth is a multimedia composer whose work primarily involves nature - lighting, honeybees, coral reefs, spiders, snowflakes, and, currently, mushrooms! Her work incorporates photographs and videos of mushrooms growin...
Watercolors for Terry Riley No. 1: Music on a Train from Granada to Barcelona
Просмотров 25Год назад
Music on a Train from Granada to Barcelona by Christine Southworth with music arranged by Evan Ziporyn for Poppy@88, a worldwide live performance of Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band arranged by Evan Ziporyn for 65 musicians, 5 visual artists, and 18 behind-the-scenes people making it happen, June 24 2023 Visit contaqtnewmusic.org for full list of performers & visual artists Full performance at...
Watercolors for Terry Riley No. 6 The Blue Cat Maître d’
Просмотров 8Год назад
A blue cat maître d’ inviting other cats into his exclusive cat cafe with a special welcome gift… a ball of yarn by Christine Southworth with music arranged by Evan Ziporyn for Poppy@88, a worldwide live performance of Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band arranged by Evan Ziporyn for 65 musicians, 5 visual artists, and 18 behind-the-scenes people making it happen, June 24 2023 Visit contaqtnewmusi...
Watercolors for Terry Riley No 4: Narwhal Watching Sunset from Train in Spain
Просмотров 20Год назад
Watercolors for Terry Riley No 4: Narwhal Watching Sunset from Train in Spain
SpidersCanvas PalaisDeTokyo beginning excerpt
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SpidersCanvas PalaisDeTokyo beginning excerpt
SpidersCanvas PalaisDeTokyo Excerpt beginning
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SpidersCanvas PalaisDeTokyo Excerpt beginning
Ambient Orchestra performs Satie's Gymnopedies
Просмотров 7146 лет назад
Ambient Orchestra performs Satie's Gymnopedies
Ambient Orchestra plays Evan Ziporyn's Frog's Eye
Просмотров 7616 лет назад
Ambient Orchestra plays Evan Ziporyn's Frog's Eye
Bowie Symphonic: Dollar Days excerpt
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Bowie Symphonic: Dollar Days excerpt
Bowie Symphonic: I Can't Give Everything excerpt
Просмотров 3907 лет назад
Bowie Symphonic: I Can't Give Everything excerpt
In My Mind and In My Car Live, Quarry Festival
Просмотров 2157 лет назад
In My Mind and In My Car Live, Quarry Festival
Was this piece composed in 2011?
These men were from my grandparents generation. How the “facts” change over a century. With our synthetic fibers, and automation this whole story has a different perspective. It has changed from “how we do it”, to “how they did it”, which makes this video much more interesting. Thank you for giving us a chance to watch useful items being made.
Then I also was surprised to discover that fishermen invented knitting. The word comes from "netting" for making fishing nets; out of "nettle."
No kidding? Horsehair is stronger than spectra?
A real home made....
This is wonderful on so many levels 🤗 The ingenuity, the skill[s] of these lads, the fact that this film has been preserved, the opportunity to step back into and in an instant, be immersed in the past 😁 Thank You so much for posting this 👏👏👏👏👏
It left out that they only used the tail hairs from male horses due to their never being doused with urine like from the female horses and the hairs were thus stronger from the males. The hairs from the manes were used from both sexes. It's the same with horse hair bows for violins. They only use the male tail hairs.
You ain’t seen to many mares take a piss have yoy
They were not a thing with Australian Station hands .Why not I have no idea
From the California mission days vaqueros, (Also called "los indios" because many were Native Americans.) had a system that marked the horses through the stages of becoming a "handy bridle horse." Yearlings, two-year-olds and all unbroken horses manes were roached, and their tails cut short. This provided hair for making cinches, mecates, and horsehair saddle pads. Vaqueros had a saying, "Nothing is better than horsehair on a horse." Nearly everything needed to produce a bridle horse came from the horse or the cows they were used to care for. When the new saddle horses were started, they started in a bosal, of usually rawhide but sometime horsehair was used. At this point the horse got a one inch cut out of its mane, just in front of the withers so that the inch section of short hair stuck straight up. This marked the horse as a "hackamore horse" and let the hands know its stage of progress and how to tack up and ride a particular horse. The next stage was the "two rein," and a second one-inch section of hair was cut short so now two short portions of mane stood straight up. This stage used a bosalita (very thin bosal) along with a very thin mecate rein. the horse carried the bit without a romal rein and no curb strap at first. As the horse accepted carrying the bit and advanced the romal was added and then a curb strap. The final stage is the bridle or was referred to as "straight up in the bridle." Often, they carried a bosalita and a "get down rope" which was a short mecate that had the loose end usually tucked under a belt or armitas (California chaps). These were used so the vaquero could lead and tie a horse if needed. (Bridle horses should never be tied or led by the reins.) These horses had no cuts in the mane hair and the manes were desired to grow long and full as were the tails. This tradition was used universally in California and on some western ranches still is.
Cowboys are actually Mexican but the Americans stole them because they have no culture of their own (their biggest original holiday is "Thanksgiving" which is a forced celebration consisting of a turkey-based meal). Cowboys don't exist, only Mexican VAQUEROS.
Talk about a lost art... that's one for sure ! The ability to do that grew out of need !
Ford truck name lariat as luxury.
Cowboy whittles a spinning whorl. Horsehair is thus spun by the spinning whorl into a thread. An assistant feeds the horsehair into the thread. From the thread a rope is made. Snakes hate short grass too- it irritates their belly- but apparently it's a myth. Perhaps the strong smell would deter them more- maybe they retain a memory of hoofed animals as dangerous. Horsehair doesn't irritate the horse. The Cinch is the belt for the saddle to stay attached btw.
These are not Americans, these are Mexicans. You can tell because they dress up more like movies depict cowboys, because to them it was a profitable trade for white tourists whereas Texan / American cowboys were actually y'know, working as cowboys. Rather than playing them in sideshows.
Fascinating. Never seen that before. Thanks for sharing
we can't rewind
'Promosm'
Very well done. Thank you, Christine, for sharing this masterpiece.
Wish I had more videos like this
i fear the girls at our stable would stone me if i attempt to try this :D
Thank you for posting this! It's incredible!
Awesome video
I'm not sure what this was, but, I liked it.
Bonjour je me réconcilie comme ça avec lets dance. Ziggy forever. ⚡🎭
SAGITTARIUS - approved -
We can't rewind, we've gone too far Pictures came and broke your heart Put the blame on VCR You are a radio star You are a radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star Video killed the radio star
just google Woodprix :))
Wow! Is there a full version of this by any chance?
Amazing! I will have it tonight on my radio show in Cyprus - as an interlude for the "Eternal Adam" by Jules Verne.
That was absolutely awesome!
Fabulous .........
Koyunbaba inspired?;)
Where was the Lariat???..All i saw them making was a Mecate,not a Lariat..
If you brush up on your history, you will find how ignorant your comment is. That is a horsehair lariat rope. Fairly common before the 18th century. They were used just like a rawhide rope. It was not a mecate in the video. Mecates are much thicker and shorter ropes.
@@orion7741 That history you want me to "Brush up on",is exactly that,,MY HISTORY.. someone who has twisted hair ropes and comes from several generations of working hands that braid and twist and are Hackamore and bridle hands..I love the hypocrisy of people who accuse others of ignorance,while perpetrating it themselves.Mecates are twisted in several diameters and lengths,for different applications...I dare you to twist a hair riata and rope anything of substantial weight with one...
@@TightwadTodd This might help out why the film doesn't show him making the lariat, but the title remains: "The single surviving copy of How the Cowboy Makes His Lariat ends abruptly and may originally have been slightly longer. Pedro León is never seen making a lariat (used to catch horses or cattle), instead weaving an elaborate horsehair cinch (used to secure a saddle). There’s an elegant economy here in deriving from the horse the tools to ride it. “All cowboys know how to do this,” reads one intertitle. Maybe so, but nine decades later this little film remains genuinely educational.-Scott Simmon"
@@TightwadTodd SHAME UR ANCESTOR DIDN'T GET GUNNED DOWN IN A BAR FIGHT SO I WOULDN'T HAVE TO READ YOUR PRETENTIOUS BULLSHIT. maybe a horse will kick you in the head if you're lucky
You're wrong. ........shut up
unwound Erik. but he was never wounded by suits (unless they were velvet) or insults (surely granfalloonnded)
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE 🎼👍💖 GOD BLESS DAVID 💖 ALWAYS LOVED NEVER FORGOTTEN 💖
Reminds me of music they played at tandory restaurants I frequently went with my sons dad... #Flute
Flute players are cool salt of the earth type of people... Good folks. 💗👂👂👍👏
Do you have the whole recording of the track?
This is so beautiful. A wonderful interpretation.
I finally found this video. Whew...I saw it once years ago, and couldn't find it again. Thank you!!!
I was there. it was a pleasure atttending Terry Riley's comeback on stage after 30 years. His music remains as fascinating as before. He managed to be the same in renewing his inspiration using a different musical tradition and mixing it with a Western approach like no other composer has ever done.
Very beautiful!
Wonderful! !!!!
my dad told me my grandpa used to do this back 30 years ago. my grandpa lived in mexico (very poor) at that time.he died at 100 years old 27 years ago
This is great! I've been hooked on Christine Southworth since I heard Honey Flyers. Exciting music.
Thanks Lauretta!
beautiful stuff!
Ms. Southworth are there more films about the Cowboys produced by Bray Studios?
i was searching video killed radio star
Amazing! Great mix of contemporary Clarinet Music und the sounds caught by the Ethnologist Hugh Tracey in the 50's. Thanks for posting this in YT.
Wow!!