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Hi Just a few comments about your reply. (Thanks by the way - nice to hear from you.) 1. About the tower blocks - I do agree that they look ugly but then a home is better than no home. 2. World Cla... Continue
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Hi that all sound very positive but it is not my reality. I don't want the Olympics to come here. Why 1. Regeneration. Sound great in Theory but what does it really mean. It means that artists who... Continue
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The Cellorhythmics Acoustic Project - the one where we add a new musician to every gig - we are now 11 musicians plus a 45 piece choir (THE ANGELS OF KAOS)-is doing the FINALE for two days at the BATTERSEA ARTS CENTRE. Its taken a year to complete the projec… Continue
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FRIDAY 20th April 2007, 7.30pm at THE HORSE HOSPITAL COLONNADE, BLOOMSBURY, LONDON WC1N IHX Russel Square Tube, Busses, 7,59,68,188 TICKETS £7/£5 concessions This project is a collaboration with Cellorhythmics and film maker/light installation designer Chiara Ambrosio. The idea is to present instrumental music in an acoustic non amplified environment with corresponding visual elements and physical performance. A new piece of music will be added to the repertoire every month and…
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Happy New Year!
It took me a long time to figure it out. (Getting sound trax on to myspace or britishtheatre. It sounds complicated but once you have done it once it is easy.
1. Register with Fileden
http://www.fileden.com/
or anyother freefilehosting service.
2. Upload your mp3 file on to this site.
3. When it is uploaded it will give you a URL link
- it starts with http and ends with mp3
4.copy it
5. Go to
http://www.plebius.org/flashmp3player
and you will see a virtual mp3 player
6. Paste the url link in one of the boxes.
7. When you have finished press on the bottom of the page - button "get code"
8. It will take you to another page with a html code which you must copy.
Where ever you post this html a player will apppear with your track on it.
If you look at www.myspace.com/jameshesford
or britishtheatre/profile/jameshesford
you will see the player there with the trax on.
As I said - it sounds really complicated and it confused me at first but once I had done it it was ok. All this stuff is about html codes and url links. html is a numeric/alphabetic representation of a virtual object eg an mp3 player and a URL link is a channel to draw eg sound/vision/ etc into it.
Hope thats ok.
Kind regards
James