disque | dis ce que | disc

dear reader,

welcome to dis ce que [you can pronounce me ‘disc’], a series where we informally look into the following topics:

• experimental/contemporary/new music composition & analysis —from making it, listening to it, witnessing others creating it and everything in between

• tuning theory

• algorithmic music & music programming

• rational intuition in music creation

• sound art & performance

• experimental choreography (why not)

• some methodologies and shared experiences on art-making

• embracing an inclusive and non-dogmatic gaze on all the topics mentioned above, avoiding the usual academic kind of tone.

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+ you may listen to & support the experimental music label ‘dis ce que’ here

+ you may also look at my website here

for the little story, in French, ‘dis ce que’ is a ± way to announce what one is going to say — and it sounds exactly like ‘disc’ in English. for instance: ‘dis ce que tu penses’ (‘say what you think’), ‘tu dis ce que tu penses’ (you say what you think), & the exquisite ‘dis ce que tu penses de ce disque’ (say what you think about this disc)