The Loose Filter Project: More on music and language

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More on music and language

Essential Tones of Music Rooted in Human Speech.

So how does this fit with Steven Mithen's hypothesis, that early humans (and related) used only music to communicate? Perhaps spoken/written language is a subset of music rather than the other way around?

Posted by Stuart Sims on 14 February 2009 | Permalink

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State Theater Concert: March 2007

The Loose Filter Project went live in March 2007 with a concert at the beautiful State Theater in Modesto, California. The concert featured the incomparable Mason Bates as composer and DJ, the CSU-Stanislaus Scratch Band, and a very enthusiastic crowd. Good times.

Deva Cafe Concert: April 2009

On April 4, 2009 the CSUS New Music Ensemble performed at Deva Cafe in downtown Modesto, CA. The concert was a co-production of the Off The Air Productions, CSUS Music Department, and The Loose Filter Project.

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