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Cliodynamics: A Future for History? | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Cliodynamics: A Future for History? An interesting discipline; a fictional “version” can be seen in Asimov’s Foundation series. Theory, Evolution, and Games Group. And what, if any, are its practical uses? These are the questions I’ve been pondering since being introduced to Cliodynamics. Which claims to make history into an analytical, predictive science. To that end, I wish to address two questions: is it possible to make history into an analytical, predictive science? 1,080 more words.

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Identity: What Does it Mean to You? | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Identity: What Does it Mean to You? A post I wrote for What if? Including a fantastic stop-motion animation by Scary Bear Soundtrack, one of my favourite Canadian bands (and musical collaborators)! Some time ago I posed a question to our community on social media: what does identity mean to you? Does it have personal, cultural, or creative implications? Perhaps all those, and others besides? I asked my colleague Barbara what she thought, and she responded: Insatiable curiosity, art, and passion. Notify m...

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Working creatively within constraints | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Working creatively within constraints. A blog post I did for What if? It’s often been asserted that doing creative work needs some limits in order to get many people motivated. This can take the form of a deadline, the size of a sheet of paper, the length of a written work, or sometimes, another form entirely. David Gauntlett explores this question. 140 characters to summarize your message, less if the user you are addressing has a long Twitter handle! Addressing us eats up 12:. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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some EP backstory | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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An open letter to Cecilia Bartoli | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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An open letter to Cecilia Bartoli. Dear Ms. Bartoli,. I recently read an article on Norman Lebrecht’s blog Slippedisc. As well as Gramilano.com. Where you are quoted as saying:. As a singer and composer, I believe I actually. Write for an opera singer like you. The past is beautiful, but so is the future. All my best wishes,. 2 comments on “ An open letter to Cecilia Bartoli. October 16, 2014. October 16, 2014. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Staying True to Yourself | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Staying True to Yourself. 8220;Staying true to yourself may sometimes be the hardest option, but it’s always the best.”. I made this New Year’s resolution for myself and posted it to my Twitter December 30. This has meant I have made a lot of positive changes since the new year began, and in all my actions, I have been true to myself. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.

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Seeing-I | Personal Identity and Virtual Reality | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Seeing-I Personal Identity and Virtual Reality. Thanks to the advent of new technologies, we have more ways than ever to express our identities online. The well-publicized OCULUS. Virtual reality headset has the potential to allow for immersive environments. What happens, then, when one artist decides to subsume his own personal identity for a month in order to experience someone else’s life through a headset? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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space song | homemade spaceship EP | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Space song homemade spaceship EP. I’ve just put out Homemade Spaceship EP, a lo-fi bedroom recorded indie-fest, with my duo Astronomy for Lovers. Have a listen.🙂. Homemade Spaceship has landed. Listen to space song. The fourth and final track from our lo-fi EP on SoundCloud. The CD arrives in early 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Looking Back: Music Austria Conference in Salzburg | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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Looking Back: Music Austria Conference in Salzburg. A post I wrote about the Music Austria conference in Salzburg at the end of February. From the 26th to the 28th of February, we attended the Music Austria. Conference at the Mozarteum in Salzburg focused on Musikvermittlung. The last day of the conference as well. Particularly fascinating was the workshop on soundpainting, a musical sign language. Soundpainter and dancer Ceren Oran. Ran a participatory workshop where conference. Enter your comment here.

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The Glass Sho ~ Ecouter Ensemble (Preview of their Spectrum concert, 11/21) | MusiClio • Clio Montrey

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The Glass Sho Ecouter Ensemble (Preview of their Spectrum concert, 11/21). My piece “Acoustic Science Fiction” was premiered at Spectrum by the wonderful Ecouter Ensemble. Features an interview with the flute/cello (and sometimes piano as well) trio Ecouter. Above, from L to R: Amelie Brodeur, flute and piano; Nikola Ragusa, flute; Natalie Spehar, cello). They discuss their all-new music and visual arts project titled. And features pieces commissioned from composers such as Rebecca Brandt. Notify me of n...