An excellent and colourful set of stills of the Terminal Quartet taken by Justina Curtis in March 2005. By selecting any one of these photos you'll find the entire collection on my Flickr.
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Interview for catalogue notes, Terminal Quartet, Drift Theory, Brisbane, 25 July 2004, Small Black Box / Liquid Architecture5.
SBB: Tell me about your body... In what ways do you engage with your body through your musical performance practice? Do you try to expose, hide or transcend your won bodies?
AG: This can vary considerably as I also … Continue Reading ››
The Terminal Quartet was originally conceived by composer/producer Andrew Garton and video artist John Power as a means to define software as instrument, both in an audible and visual context.
The Quartet performs structured improvisations. Performers research and arrange individual movements in isolation from each other as governed by the context and structure of Garton's compositions.
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An excellent and colourful set of stills of the Terminal Quartet taken by Justina Curtis in March 2005. By selecting any one of these photos you'll find the entire collection on my Flickr.
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Photos taken by Alan Bamford at the Make It Up Club of the Terminal Quartet with special guest Robert Henke (aka Monolake) and Steve Law.