Amazing … ‘The sounds and languages found in Nature, and the associations between humans and animals couched in expressive forms of composition, narrative, performance art, popular culture and science, often challenge conventional expectations.’ … more in the post!!
โฆ a roundtable on humor writing, featuring some of your favorite funny bloggers โฆ revealed the critical gem that a monkey riding a dog is always funny โฆ
A monkey riding a dog or vice versa may be the fodder of some circus act to titillate spectators expecting comical or quaint juxtapositions of unusual animal behaviours. How much more funny (or serious) could the act be if those animals were to display creativity involving certain artistic elements beyond just technical executions?
According to the musician David Cope who coined the term โBiomusicโ in 1971, animal composition represents an example of this experimental musical genre, and is realized by โsimply listening to animals create musicโ as if it is a โnatural theatreโ event being broadcast live with or without amplification and electronic modification.[1] This definition can be rather problematic because it implies thatโฆ
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