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Stefan Cartwright

Stefan Cartwright's experience ranges from electronic music composition to musical instrument development and includes working with sound in the local and wider community. The practice of Yoga has in?uenced his work, drawing him to more primal sound sources, including the gong and voice. He is a vocal student in the northern Indian raga tradition and performs improvised music, singing and playing with the acoustic trio Bardo Muse.

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Stefan Cartwright
Posted: 25 Nov 2011 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: Dissonance & Consonance

The Rub

Dissonance results from friction and in turn creates friction. Without friction there is no life and life is movement. The easier we can allow ourselves to move freely with friction, the easier we can move with life.read more
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Posted: 24 Nov 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: General Discussions

School of Creative Music Making

Friends, After three years of running improvising music courses together in the UK and Holland Erik Huele and I have launched the School of Creative Music Mread more
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Stefan Cartwright
Posted: 16 Jun 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: General Discussions

Easy-Access Musical Instruments

I am writing a piece about easy-access musical instruments and would welcome your input. Over the last decade a range of new instruments and innovations on existing instruments have appeared which sound great and can be enjoyed immediately. This is an exciting time as it offers more people simple ways to get in touch with their creativity, especread more
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Stefan Cartwright
Posted: 30 Mar 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: Creativity

Intuitive Music

The scenario: an open and supportive space where we are able to relax any notions of musical ability or playing right or wrong notes. We find ourselves engaged in a process of not doing anything except giving our undivided attention to the timbres, resonances, overtones and rhythms which arise from the simple instruments around us as they are strucread more
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Posted: 20 Jan 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: General Discussions

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Posted: 20 Jan 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: General Discussions

LIVING SOUND : Music Practice

Weary of the news? No time for what you really care about? Fed-up with opinions from others on subjects such as: (a) How to prevent the planet from going down the plug-hole (b) How to achieve enlightenment by staring at a wall (c) What type of chocolate to spend your hard earned money on? Here’s a simple practice that I enjoy and find useful, paread more
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Posted: 17 Oct 2009 from: Stefan Cartwright Category: General Discussions

LIVING SOUND : 17 October 2009 (Bees)

I recently heard a radio broadcast on BBC radio 4 about a project in Manchester to increase the population of honey bees. Bee keepers had been brought in to train allotment holders to start their own hives and produce honey. When interviewed about their experience, the participants reported feeling nervous at the prospect of being covered by a swarread more
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Posted: 11 Apr 2012 from: Stefan Cartwright

Yoga and Music Festival

Featuring the British born Sitar maestro Roopa Panesar read more
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 from: Stefan Cartwright

The Instrument of Listening

The great Tibetan master, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche said: “The more and more you listen, the more and more you hear; the more and more you hear, the deeper and deeper your understanding becomes.” These insightful words were intended to illuminate the path to freedom. They are especially useful to anyone interested in the creative process. read more
Posted: 27 Oct 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright

The Shruti Box

The Shruti Box is a friend and companion which has helped me to find my voice and develop my musical understanding. Wherever it goes, ears and eyes awaken. read more
Posted: 23 Aug 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright

Jose Abreu on kids transformed by music

Jose Antonio Abreu is the charismatic founder of a youth orchestra system that has transformed thousands of kids' lives in Venezuela. Here he shares his amazing story and unveils a TED Prize wish that could have a big impact across the world. read more
Posted: 14 Jul 2010 from: Stefan Cartwright

M1 Shruti Box Demonstration

View a video demonstration of the M1 Shruti box. For more information about the M1 Shruti box visit this link. read more

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