Soundpainting #1: Dot-Dash (Episode 1 of 52)

[fridemar]

What about giving the video series CreativeCommons By-Sa licence, allowing helpful annotations, that name the gestures in situ and allow even more viral distribution in the Web?

[fridemar]

Hello Evan, thank you for enabling the embed feature. This way we can make your external representation more attractive with a thumpnail on debategraph (dot) org/SoundPainting1 (instead of a naked link).

[fridemar]

Dear Evan, I am very happy, having found your inspiring and engaged contribution to the community. I watched all your 18 videos today and I am preparing a video response. It is incredible how the community of Youtubers didn't recognize the value of this gem, yet. I'll try to do my part to change this.Soundpainting itself has its value as a holistic approach to stimulate creativity in a wide field of music, poetry, graphics, rhetorics, dancing, etc.... learning and collaborating in general. tbc

[fridemar]

I built a video response, called SoundPainting1FridemarsRe­spon­se (search it on Youtube), which unfortunately doesn't show up here. I suppose there is a bug in Youtube or you have not enabled video-responses. It would also be great, if you enabled the embed feature.

[fridemar]

tbc=continuation: But with your offer to build a video response network this creates additional value.

[karincamerik]

Thank you for this, it is exactly that wat i was looking for. In holland i cannot find any courses in soundpainting.

[blissstreetstudios]

@karincamerik feel free to contact me through the Bliss Street Studios "contact" page -- I would be happy to put you in touch with any Soundpainting folks in your area...