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Wednesday, October 28, 2003

EXCUSE THE BREAK: Many apologies for the extended duration of my time away from updating my blog. I am pleased to inform you that I successfully recorded the three movement work, Suite of Gradual Embrace with my good friend Andrew Carlson two weeks ago. The work is for voice and guitar. Each movement is a pop song that I've recording and performed in many environments, including in the Matthew Dallman Band songs, listed on this site. Look for this new work available for streaming very soon.

Also posted a new essay in the Writings page. It is called The Integral Tuning Fork, and it is an introductory statement to help continue the process, hopefully, of starting the conversations on integral art.

The main reason for the lack of updates is simple. I have been hard at work for the very first Integral University Art Domain Salon Meeting. Much is in the works, including AQAL performance workshopping and critique sessions of Associates' art, a collaborative piece by the Flexflowchestra that aims to create a post-collaborative multimedia work of art, and other recorded events that will help generate knowledge and learning for the IU-Art site. We have many people at work in the planning and scheduling of the events for the weekend, including Wrench, James Wagner, Andy Acker, Tripp Wagner, Chris Jones, and Dana Tanner, to mention a few all-stars. This is truly a lot of work but it is very satisfying. This is the kind of work that brings love and challenge, but at the end of the day leaves you feel full, happy, and quiet.
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