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The conductor rings a bell, performers move about freely. The conductor rings the bell again, the performers freeze, and say a single word. This procedure is repeated nine times.- Emmett Williams, Ten Arrangements for Five Performers, 1963	Let a person talk about his/her ideal(s)- Eric Anderson, Opus 9, 1961

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We proudly acknowledge our 1960s antecedents in Fluxus and Conceptual Art and remain committed to presenting historical works from this period in addition to creating new pieces in this instruction-based mode.  With a broad cast of performers who also function as conductors and writers, FLUXCONCERT is an inclusive collective with a decentralized creative process.There is no “point” to a FLUXCONCERT.  All we aspire to is transparency of process, clarity of texts, and accuracy of performance.To view past performances, join the FLUXCONCERT mailing list, and to learn more about the group please visit http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>June 13, 2008 | 8PM</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.</p>

<p>Following were two movements from the show:</p>

<p>Set four noisily ticking alarm clocks to ring four minutes after they are set. Run the sound of the ticking through a microphone and sequence the sound, using filters etc. Piece is over when alarms ring.
<br />- Ethan Wagner, Sequenced Ticking, 2008</p>

<p>Try to teach an audience member how to play something incredibly difficult on an instrument that requires a bit of skill.
<br />- Ethan Wagner, Music Lesson, 2008</p>

<p>June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>]]></description>
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An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

June 13, 2008 | 8PM

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.

Following were two movements from the show:

Set four noisily ticking alarm clocks to ring four minutes after they are set. Run the sound of the ticking through a microphone and sequence the sound, using filters etc. Piece is over when alarms ring.
- Ethan Wagner, Sequenced Ticking, 2008

Try to teach an audience member how to play something incredibly difficult on an instrument that requires a bit of skill.
- Ethan Wagner, Music Lesson, 2008

June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</itunes:summary>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080305<br />A reanimation of 26 historic Fluxus event scores</p><p>FLUXCONCERT 20080305 presented an evening’s performance of Fluxus event scores consisting of 26 historical Fluxus performance scripts written between 1961 and 1969 by major and minor Fluxus artists including Alison Knowles, Ken Friedman, Dick Higgins, Robert Bozzi, and George Brecht.</p><p>March 5, 2008 | 8PM<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.<br />Brooklyn, NY</p><p>Performed by Ryan Anthony-Donaldson, Rob Blackman, Anthony Clune, Andrew Dickerson, Joe Gross, Ben Kerrick, Ethan Wagner. Organized and conducted by Perry Garvin.</p><p>Video kindly shot by Travis Chamberlain.</p>]]></description>
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<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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- Ethan Wagner, Prelude, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Two musicians play quietly in a fast tempo for one minute.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Counterpoint, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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      <itunes:subtitle>Two musicians play quietly in a fast tempo for one minute.- Ethan Wagner, Counterpoint, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Two musicians play quietly in a fast tempo for one minute.

- Ethan Wagner, Counterpoint, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <description><![CDATA[<p>A clock is placed on stage, visible to the audience.  When the second hand reaches twelve, three performers begin the piece.  Each of the three performers plays a different tone of a predetermined chord for thirty seconds.  The performers then play a different tone of a new predetermined chord for sixty seconds.  Thirteen seconds of silence follow.  Then forty-seven seconds of the first chord played in the same manner.  Each performer must choose two rhythms they will use to play their individual tones.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, ABA 1, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>A clock is placed on stage, visible to the audience.  When the second hand reaches twelve, three performers begin the piece.  Each of the three performers plays a different tone of a predetermined chord for thirty seconds.  The performers then play a different tone of a new predetermined chord for sixty seconds.  Thirteen seconds of silence follow.  Then forty-seven seconds of the first chord played in the same manner.  Each performer must choose two rhythms they will use to play their individual tones.

- Ethan Wagner, ABA 1, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Fragments on a theme.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Caricature no. 3, 2006</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Fragments on a theme.- Ethan Wagner, Caricature no. 3, 2006

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Set four noisily ticking alarm clocks to ring four minutes after they are set.  Run the sound of the ticking through a microphone and sequence the sound, using filters etc.  Piece is over when alarms ring.

- Ethan Wagner, Sequenced Ticking, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Perform a short piece of music five times in a row.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Theme and No Variations, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Perform a short piece of music five times in a row.

- Ethan Wagner, Theme and No Variations, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 6: No. 6</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Melody for trumpet and guitar.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, No. 6, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Melody for trumpet and guitar.

- Ethan Wagner, No. 6, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>A chorus of singers stands onstage. A conductor faces the audience holding 5 cards reading the pronounceable words EE, AH, OO, OH, UH.  The conductor shows each card to the audience only once.  When a card is shown to the audience, the audience announces the sound to the singers.  The audience’s announcement should be of a clear, sharp attack.  When the singers hear the announcement, they sing a sustained note using that vowel.

Performers should make no attempt to begin on the same note.  However, once they begin they may adjust their voices by portamento to create harmonies or dissonances.  On the final vowel the singers adjust their voices by portamento to sing the same pitch.  Piece is over when conductor cuts singers off.

- Ethan Wagner, Williams Ripoff, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 8: Nonsense Sounds</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Compose for the following sounds: Paper clip in a Styrofoam cup; straightened paper clip against an upside-down wine glass; tearing paper (one sheet only).  When paper has been completely torn, this performer takes the wine glass from the other, places it in a sturdy bag and crushes it, ending the piece.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Nonsense Sounds, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Compose for the following sounds: Paper clip in a Styrofoam cup; straightened paper clip against an upside-down wine glass; tearing paper (one sheet only).  When paper has been completely torn, this performer takes the wine glass from the other, places it in a sturdy bag and crushes it, ending the piece.

- Ethan Wagner, Nonsense Sounds, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Perform a patriotic song with deep conviction.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Devotion, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Perform a patriotic song with deep conviction.- Ethan Wagner, Devotion, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 10: In Memoriam Tony Clune</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Performer tells audience to make constant cell phone ringtone sounds for duration of the piece.  The performer then sings a pre-written song.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, In Memoriam Tony Clune, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Performer tells audience to make constant cell phone ringtone sounds for duration of the piece.  The performer then sings a pre-written song.

- Ethan Wagner, In Memoriam Tony Clune, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 11: Music Lesson</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Try to teach an audience member how to play something incredibly difficult on an instrument that requires a bit of skill.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Music Lesson, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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      <itunes:subtitle>Try to teach an audience member how to play something incredibly difficult on an instrument that requires a bit of skill.- Ethan Wagner, Music Lesson, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Try to teach an audience member how to play something incredibly difficult on an instrument that requires a bit of skill.

- Ethan Wagner, Music Lesson, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 12: Climax, Variation</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>Stage is completely dark.  From offstage, slowly walking to center stage, performers begin speaking the following list of words clearly: matador, hermitage, slippery, contraband, bendy straw, typical, necrophile, doodly-squat, frankincense, boomerang, carapace, tropical, audience.  Each performer begins on a different word and cycles through the list until all thirteen words have been uttered. The performers time the completion of the cycle to coincide with their arrival at center stage.  Upon reaching center stage: lights up for one second and one performer crashes a pair of cymbals.  Lights out.  Performers whisper furiously while leaving the stage.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Climax, Variation, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>Stage is completely dark.  From offstage, slowly walking to center stage, performers begin speaking the following list of words clearly: matador, hermitage, slippery, contraband, bendy straw, typical, necrophile, doodly-squat, frankincense, boomerang, carapace, tropical, audience.  Each performer begins on a different word and cycles through the list until all thirteen words have been uttered. The performers time the completion of the cycle to coincide with their arrival at center stage.  Upon reaching center stage: lights up for one second and one performer crashes a pair of cymbals.  Lights out.  Performers whisper furiously while leaving the stage.

- Ethan Wagner, Climax, Variation, 2008

--

From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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      <title>FLUXCONCERT 20080613: Movement 13: Crunching Things</title>
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      <description><![CDATA[<p>One person crunching things: a sack of thirteen light bulbs, a clock, a box of Premium saltine crackers, cassette tapes. Performer drops The Bible on the light bulbs, crushes the clock with a mallet, sits on the crackers, steps on the tapes. All of these actions are done at the same time.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Crunching Things, 2008</p>

<p>--</p>

<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</p>]]></description>
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      <itunes:subtitle>- Ethan Wagner, Crunching Things, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>One person crunching things: a sack of thirteen light bulbs, a clock, a box of Premium saltine crackers, cassette tapes. Performer drops The Bible on the light bulbs, crushes the clock with a mallet, sits on the crackers, steps on the tapes. All of these actions are done at the same time.- Ethan Wagner, Crunching Things, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

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      <description><![CDATA[<p>All performers stand onstage with their instruments.  The conductor holds a pair of cymbals and cues each performer to start playing in piano.  Performers play a sound of their choosing from one of the sounds they had previously played during the concert.  When all instruments are sounding save one, the remaining performer tells audience to make constant cell phone ringtone sounds for duration of the piece.  The conductor demands a crescendo from the performers.  At the peak of the crescendo the conductor cuts the performers and cues them to sing the vowel sound “ah” for thirteen seconds.  The “ah” is cut and the performers are cued in again on the original sound in full volume.  The conductor crashes the cymbals ending the piece.</p><p>- Ethan Wagner, Resolution, 2008</p>

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<p>From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
<br />An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</p>

<p>Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.</p>

<p>Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
<br />Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
<br />Brooklyn, NY</p>

<p>FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.</p>

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      <itunes:subtitle>- Ethan Wagner, Resolution, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements</itunes:subtitle>
      <itunes:summary>All performers stand onstage with their instruments.  The conductor holds a pair of cymbals and cues each performer to start playing in piano.  Performers play a sound of their choosing from one of the sounds they had previously played during the concert.  When all instruments are sounding save one, the remaining performer tells audience to make constant cell phone ringtone sounds for duration of the piece.  The conductor demands a crescendo from the performers.  At the peak of the crescendo the conductor cuts the performers and cues them to sing the vowel sound “ah” for thirteen seconds.  The “ah” is cut and the performers are cued in again on the original sound in full volume.  The conductor crashes the cymbals ending the piece.

- Ethan Wagner, Resolution, 2008

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From FLUXCONCERT 20080613
An original instruction-based musical concert in 13 movements

Drawing on the legacies of Karlheinz Stockhausen and Fluxus event scores, FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was a concert in 13 movements generated from 13 textual instruction sets written by Ethan Wagner.

Instead of following musical notation, the ensemble of nine performers followed texts instructing musical actions to be performed, generating a musical evening of original composition, improvisation, and absurdist performance.June 13, 2008 | 8PM
Lumenhouse, 47 Beaver St.
Brooklyn, NY

FLUXCONCERT 20080613 was composed by Ethan Wagner. Artistic Direction by Perry Garvin. Performed by Ken Beasley, Anthony Clune, Ryan Anthony Donaldson, Perry Garvin, Ben Kerrick, Dave Millen, David Rager, Steve Unckles, and Ethan Wagner.

More at http://www.fluxconcert.org</itunes:summary>
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