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Three Conference Papers in Four Weeks: The Details
Well, it is while since my last post. Over the last 4 weeks I have delivered three papers in three different countries. So – I thought I would give an overview of them here. The first was a paper entitled … Continue reading
Posted in Academic, Loop Music, Musicology
Tagged Academic, Ben Challis, brian eno, guitarists, hypermediacy, loops, musicology, paul carr, Robert Fripp, tape, typology
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Jay Z – A Great Example of Loops
In order to begin the process of developing a typology of loops for the conference me and Ben Challis are doing in March, I thought a good start would be analysing some of the tracks of Jay Z’s The Black … Continue reading
The Use of Loops in Popular Music
I am presenting a paper with a colleague on the creative use of ‘loops’ at a conference at Liege University in early March. To get some creative ideas flowing, I thought it would be useful to blog the development of … Continue reading
Posted in Academic
Tagged Ben Challis, Conference, Liege University, loops, paul carr, popular music, tecnology
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