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Remember the first time you went to a show and saw your favorite band. You wore their shirt, and sang every word. You didn’t know anything about scene, haircuts, or what was cool. All you knew was that this music made you feel different from anyone you shared a locker with. Someone finally understood you. This is what music is about.

What are the elements that are lost in translation? – Is it lost or transformation? – Do we need to be understood? and is it important in performance for the audience to know your intension, mood, atmosphere? – Perhaps mix any languages/sound that resonate and capture the intension of that moment. What happens physically when…

Topic: How does a poem remain a poem in movement? Topic champion: Scott Those who assisted (in order of appearance): Manou, Billie, Antonio, Maria, Rob Topics we spoke about: -Words on paper versus words in space (memorisation vs page) -Set words versus instantly composed words -Improvisation vs instant composition vs live-editing -A performance being contained…

TOPIC TITLE: What To Do About Technology? NAME OF PERSON CONVENING: ROBERT VESTY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS VIDA MIGELOW ROBERT VESTY JULYEN HAMILTON SUSAN KEMPSTER ______________________________________________________________________________________ Discussions / Recommendations / Next Step: I called this because I know how integral technology is to Julyen and Billie’s work, both within it often but also as a way…

Topic Title:   How are you receiving dance and poetry- through which technologies and situations? Name of person who called the session:     JULYEN   List of Participants: N/A     ________________________________________________   Discussion / Recommendations / Next Steps:     “GONE FISHING – HAPPILY SO” (signed Julyen)

Topic: what can Poetry be in dance? what can Dance be in poetry? You can listen to the first part of the discussion here: List of participants (if known): SJ Robert Sarie Julyen Antonio Martino Margaret ———————- Discussion / recommendations / next steps… Lots of loops into the fact that, historically, dance and poetry were…