hans w. koch

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I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this 

I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this  
list to do so as well.


(numerous) Ircam people have also signed a common letter today.

On 22 mai 08, at 18:54, Gary Lee Nelson wrote:

> I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this 

> I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this  
> list to do so as well.


Quote: manuel wrote on Thu, 22 May 2008 10:34

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> (numerous) Ircam people have also signed a common letter today.

> On 22 mai 08, at 18:54, Gary Lee Nelson wrote:

> > I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this 

+1 from CNMAT. Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

Quote: manuel wrote on Thu, 22 May 2008 10:34
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> (numerous) Ircam people have also signed a common letter today.
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> On 22 mai 08, at 18:54, Gary Lee Nelson wrote:
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> > I sent a letter of support this morning and encourage others on this  
> > list to do so as well.
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+1 from CNMAT.  Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

> i know its highly off topic, but neverthelesssorry

> i know its highly off topic, but neverthelesssorry
> h
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> www.hans-w-koch.net
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> +1 from CNMAT. Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

+1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and 

fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse 

> +1 from CNMAT.  Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

+1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and  
fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse  
holes.

Nick Rothwell / Cassiel.com Limited
www.cassiel.com
www.myspace.com/cassieldotcom
www.last.fm/music/cassiel
www.reverbnation.com/cassiel
www.linkedin.com/in/cassiel
www.loadbang.net


If you don't want to/can't send a letter by snail mail, use STEIM's online form:

http://www.steim.org/steim/funding_in_danger/

Quote: nick rothwell / cassiel wrote on Fri, 23 May 2008 14:18

> > +1 from CNMAT. Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

> +1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and 

> fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse 

...and even the shower had sine wave modulation (as I remember).

Quote: nick rothwell / cassiel wrote on Fri, 23 May 2008 14:18
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>
> > +1 from CNMAT.  Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.
>
> +1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and  
> fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse  
> holes.

+1 at the Barry Threw Hypermedia Industries Orbiting Lair and Nightclub

On May 23, 2008, at 6:18 AM, Nick Rothwell wrote:

>> +1 from CNMAT. Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.

>
> On 22 May 2008, at 20:12, mzed wrote:
>
>> +1 from CNMAT.  Our work would be impossible without STEIM's work.
>
> +1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and  
> fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse  
> holes.
>
> 	-- N.
>
>
> Nick Rothwell / Cassiel.com Limited
> www.cassiel.com
> www.myspace.com/cassieldotcom
> www.last.fm/music/cassiel
> www.reverbnation.com/cassiel
> www.linkedin.com/in/cassiel
> www.loadbang.net
>


On 23 May 2008, at 14:18, Nick Rothwell wrote:

+1 here too. One of the best weeks of my life.

On 23 May 2008, at 14:18, Nick Rothwell wrote:
>>
>
> +1 here at Cassiel Mansions. I've done a few residencies there, and  
> fondly remember the "STEIM Hotel" with corks bunged into the mouse  
> holes.

So _that was what the corks were for!!
+1 here too. One of the best weeks of my life.

how many of us did use BigEye before Nato / cyclops / softvns / jitter existed ?

Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after fighting the mean cells in his body for the last eight months.

He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for 27 years. He left us on a day when artists and friends from around the world gathered downstairs to perform for a full-house season-closing concert.

Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched by sound and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an enormous surge of energy that continues to flow through STEIM into the world.

We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant improvisation of the now.

On 20 Jun 2008, at 07:08, Martin Robinson wrote:

> We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant 

We're doing some outdoor cracklebox performance next weekend - I'll 

> We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant  
> improvisation of the now.

We're doing some outdoor cracklebox performance next weekend - I'll  
consider it to be in his honour.

I'm very sorry to hear this. Michel was for a long time a big

inspiration to me. 'The Hands' has had a big effect on my own music.

I'm very sorry to hear this. Michel was for a long time a big
inspiration to me. 'The Hands' has had a big effect on my own music.
He will be missed.


i hoped to meet michel last year when i played steim, but i missed 

him. alas the chance has gone. i have been giving crackleboxes to 

friends lately, to their great delight. cheers to a real original! 

On Jun 20, 2008, at 2:08 AM, Martin Robinson wrote:

> Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after 

> fighting the mean cells in his body for the last eight months.

> He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for 

> 27 years. He left us on a day when artists and friends from around 

> the world gathered downstairs to perform for a full-house season- 

> Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched 

> by sound and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an 

> enormous surge of energy that continues to flow through STEIM into 

"Reality is whatever refuses to go away when I stop believing in it.."

i hoped to meet michel last year when i played steim, but i missed  
him. alas the chance has gone. i have been giving crackleboxes to  
friends lately, to their great delight. cheers to a real original!  
heaven is a noisier place.
bruce

>
>> From http://www.steim.org/michel/
>
> Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after  
> fighting the mean cells in his body for the last eight months.
>
> He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for  
> 27 years. He left us on a day when artists and friends from around  
> the world gathered downstairs to perform for a full-house season- 
> closing concert.
>
> Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched  
> by sound and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an  
> enormous surge of energy that continues to flow through STEIM into  
> the world.
>
> We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant  
> improvisation of the now.
>
> STEIM
> June 19, 2008

"Reality is whatever refuses to go away when I stop believing in it.."
Philip K. Dick


I recently emailed Eric Singer about Cyclops and Max5 (it doesn't run) 

He says he's not doing the port and suggested checking see if anyone on 

the list knows the status... so... does anyone know the status?

I recently emailed Eric Singer about Cyclops and Max5 (it doesn't run)  
He says he's not doing the port and suggested checking see if anyone on 
the list knows the status... so... does anyone know the status?

-- 
Jon Hallstrom
Dept. of Music, Colby College
5674 Mayflower Hill
Waterville, ME  04901
207-859-5674


It's going to be a little bit. It's on the list, but not right up at the top, and the port will be non-trivial.

It is a big shock to read this sad and totally unexpected news.

He was such a nice, inspiring and interesting man.

> Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after fighting the mean

> cells in his body for the last eight months.

> He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for 27 years.

> He left us on a day when artists and friends from around the world gathered

> downstairs to perform for a full-house season-closing concert.

> Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched by sound

> and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an enormous surge of

> energy that continues to flow through STEIM into the world.

> We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant improvisation of the

It is a big shock to read this sad and totally unexpected news.
He was such a nice, inspiring and interesting man.
>
>> From http://www.steim.org/michel/
>
> Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after fighting the mean
> cells in his body for the last eight months.
>
> He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for 27 years.
> He left us on a day when artists and friends from around the world gathered
> downstairs to perform for a full-house season-closing concert.
>
> Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched by sound
> and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an enormous surge of
> energy that continues to flow through STEIM into the world.
>
> We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant improvisation of the
> now.
>
> STEIM
> June 19, 2008
>
> --
> martin robinson
> max/msp java c
> installations/performance and systems


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