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Welcome to the Toronto Experimental Music Project!
Scope[edit]
- The project covers articles about "experimental" music in Toronto, Canada. For the purpose of this Project, "experimental" music is somewhere within the locus of jazz, free improvisation, New Music, electronic music, electroacoustic, punk, noise and related genres. By definition, it is a liminal and nebulous classification.
- Where possible, confer with the artists and individuals who will be discussed in the articles that are generated
- This Project was founded for use at the Toronto Experimental Music Wikipedia Jam, 5 November 2016.
Review of past activities[edit]
Participants[edit]
Our_Retired_Explorer (talk · contribs) (founder of TEMPUS (FUGGIT), Mechanical Forest Sound, Track Could Bend)
Open tasks[edit]
Pages to improve:
Articles to Create:
- create an article for CCMC (band) + identify other relevant groups needing articles. [[1]]
--quoting the liner notes, " 'we wanted to create not only a new work or a new instrument, but a new composer, a six-brained, twelve-handed individual, to see what it would come up with.'" --Harry Freedman's review of CCMC Vol. III Music Gallery Editions MGE 6), Musicworks (when it was a supplement to Paper Today) --Musicworks 39, Fall 1987, importance of documentation, Interview with Michael Snow on his album "The Last LP", interviewed by Gayle Young, "Gayle: "...Since the beginning CCMC has recorded every concert, is that true? MS: Yes, that's whatever it is, thirteen years of at least twice a week, and then once a week, plus the tours. A lot of tape, yes. GY: I wonder if this provided you with an understanding of the importance of recording that someone else may not have. Because improvised music is unrepeatable except by recording. MS: That's true and that's one important aspect of recording, that it can fix what can't be heard again, that's for sure." (page 19) --Musicworks no 13, fall 1980, article by Allan Mattes on 'Ear it Live In Toronto (Joe, Read this)
- create an article for Maurey Coles — Mark Miller has sent some material (incl a picture) that will be useful for this
- create an article for A Space (venue)
- create an article for Artist Jazz Band[[2]] - Davis Lee has written a scholarly article on AJB that will be published by the end of the year. It will be very useful.
- in terms of covering ecology, consider making an article that summarizes the ecology of 60s, 70s creative music in Toronto (summary of venues that might not merit an article on their own): Cellar (Duport Street), Hart House, The Beverly, Sandpiper, Bohemian Embassy, the Spadina Hotel, the Cameron, ...
- Lee Pui Ming (performer, musician)
- Ken Aldcroft (guitarist, composer)[[3]] [[4]] [[5]]
- Casey Sokol [[6]] [[7]]
- David Prentice (musician, instrument builder), Sault Saint Mary, January 30, 1947 [[8]]
- Larry Dubin, Musicworks (Fall 79, memories for Larry Dubin, by John Oughton)
- Lloyd Garber [[9]]
- Graham Coughtry [[10]]
- Gordon Rayner
Articles that exist and can be improved:
- edit, and add to the entry for CODA_(magazine)[[11]].
- Bill Smith (Canadian musician)
- Gayle Young
- Nobuo Kubota
