Wie in der Wikipedia gibt es auch hier die höchst unterhaltsame Funktion, sich einfach zufällig irgendeine Seite vorschlagen zu lassen. Und hier geht’s zum Random Sample. Alle Geräusche sind lizenziert unter der Creative Commons Sampling Plus License.
The next song in the famous and amazingly popular series “live in the library” was performed last june at the Bezirksbibliothek Rheinhausen. The artists Oberpichler seem to be bookish people. They also played in three book stores this year.
If you find nice clips of live gigs in libraries please tell me in the comments! All songs will be tagged with “live in the library“.
This March sees the national roll-out of Get It Loud In Libraries. The award
winning programme of live music in public libraries, which has witnessed incendiary
performances from critically acclaimed artists as Adele, Bat For Lashes and Florence
+ The Machine, reverberate amongst the traditionally quiet bookshelves. Kicking off
the month of music will be the talented 16 year old pop starlet, Daisy Dares You,
who is seen as the perfect act to launch the UK franchise.
Get It Loud In Libraries originates from libraries in Lancashire, where the tiny
stage has showcased the talents of The Blackout, British Sea Power and Juliette
Lewis. The project was conceived by Stewart Parsons of Lancashire Libraries to
allow more relevant cultural access to libraries for young people who love music
but don’t necessarily use libraries, and is proving a popular original format for
delivering the traditional library brief to entertain, inform and educate.
Get it Loud in Libraries encourages everyone to get involved, so if you or your
library would like to take part, the Get it Loud in Libraries toolkit offers a
step-by-step guide to staging live music events in public libraries.
In the Get it Loud guide there’s plenty of information about booking and all the other things a live venue should know about.
Most of the clips of live music in libraries have been pop and rock music so far. Now, here’s something different. It’s piano player Dennis Plutalov, who performs at the Orlando Public Library.
If you find nice clips of live gigs in libraries please tell me in the comments! All songs will be tagged with “live in the library“.
Enjoy the soft rock stylings of Dave McIntyre as the singer/songwriter performs live at the Orlando Public Library in Orlando, Florida. For more information, videos, and events, visit http://www.ocls.info and visit Dave McIntyre on the web at http://myspace.com/davemcintyremusic
If you find nice clips of live gigs in libraries please tell me in the comments! All songs will be tagged with “live in the library“.
HTML 5 ist (oder wird?) eine Weiterentwicklung von HTML. Eine der Zielsetzung bei der Entwicklung war es, “Schnittstellen zur Arbeit mit verknüpften Multimediainhalten zu schaffen” (Wikipedia). ReadWriteWeb sagt nun schon etwas vollmundig den Untergang von Flash voraus.
Fakt ist: Videos können mit HTML 5 einfacher eingebunden werden als zuvor. Wer sich für die Technik interessiert, mag sich mal den Quelltext dieses Demos ansehen.
Ein anderes schönes Anwendungsbeispiel für HTML 5 ist die HTML 5 Drum Machine von Random Thinking. Damit kann man mit ein bißchen herumklicken zum Beispiel sowas komponieren. Eigenkompositionen werden in den Kommentaren gerne entgegen genommen!
Open will win. It will win on the Internet and will then cascade across many walks of life: The future of government is transparency. The future of commerce is information symmetry. The future of culture is freedom. The future of science and medicine is collaboration. The future of entertainment is participation. Each of these futures depends on an open Internet.
File under “Sonntagsrede”? Mal sehen, was sich nun entwickelt. Die Reaktionen der Youtube-Fans scheinen größtenteils nicht besonders begeistert auszufallen. Ich kann mir nicht vorstellen, dass Youtube freiwillig auf geschätzte 25-30% der Surfer verzichten möchte. Verbreitung = Werbung = Geld. Eine einfache Rechnung, die den Google-Verantwortlichen auch schon durch den Kopf gegangen sein wird.
The 14th library gig I found is a special one. It’s not only in a library. The band members happen to be librarians. Of course: librarians who are cool enough to play “Wipe out” in their library are bloggers, too. At least two of them. My recommendation: Read those two postings (1, 2) and listen to the Audacious Bibliosophs aka QC and the Sunshine Band:
There happens to be a large amount of musicians on staff at the Queen Creek Branch Library. A while back we decided to get together, form a band, and then play for a programme during our summer reading time! Holly leads things off by telling the kiddos that learning a musical instrument takes time and then we get into the thick of things with filked renditions of Tequila (Queen Creek Library Rocks), Wipe Out, Hang On Sloopy (Hang On Library), Margaritaville (Summer Reading Time), and What a Wonderful World.
If you find nice clips of live gigs in libraries please tell me in the comments! All songs will be tagged with “live in the library“.
Most of the library gigs I found so far took place in the USA. Here we’ve got one from Greece. 2L8 performed part I & II of a song with the excellent title “Excuse Me, but I Just Have to Explode” in the Serres Public Central Library. I didn’t find evidences that the building was destroyed by 2L8′s explosion.
If you find nice clips of live gigs in libraries please tell me in the comments! All songs will be tagged with “live in the library“.
