b_elliott
A work in progress.
This past week I first learned of @Tatiana Gordeeva's new work in progress based on the Hitchcock film Strangers on a Train (1951). I finally had a chance to watch it today. Yay.
I decided to give it a different angle of attack (in a musical sense) using the new-to-me cut-up technique from Wm. S. Burroughs. My cut-ups are random elements from the film soundtrack (both dialog + music) interspersed with Microsoft Jane and Tarzan reading a DAW user guide = a dizzying, whirling, up and down-i-ness like the merry-go-round ponies and their giddy agendas.
My Carrousel Cut-up
"Hey let's sing. Come on!"
Or it's "Glad to meet you."
Do you understand?
Talk.
I don't talk very much.
And in the--it's a good idea.
In the highest
Though -- motive! -- he's awfully cute.
Tour music session
evitom Motive!
Operations... fourth
Don't forget your sleeping bag.
And in the "How do you do?" [Carousel music plays out.]
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Hitchcock or a user manual. Which is more frightening? You decide.
Cheers, Bill
Edit: added Carrousel word cut-ups.
I decided to give it a different angle of attack (in a musical sense) using the new-to-me cut-up technique from Wm. S. Burroughs. My cut-ups are random elements from the film soundtrack (both dialog + music) interspersed with Microsoft Jane and Tarzan reading a DAW user guide = a dizzying, whirling, up and down-i-ness like the merry-go-round ponies and their giddy agendas.
My Carrousel Cut-up
"Hey let's sing. Come on!"
Or it's "Glad to meet you."
Do you understand?
Talk.
I don't talk very much.
And in the--it's a good idea.
In the highest
Though -- motive! -- he's awfully cute.
Tour music session
evitom Motive!
Operations... fourth
Don't forget your sleeping bag.
And in the "How do you do?" [Carousel music plays out.]
===
Hitchcock or a user manual. Which is more frightening? You decide.
Cheers, Bill
Edit: added Carrousel word cut-ups.
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