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Créer un instrument d’écoute qui souligne ou modifie la perception d’un lieu ou d’un phénomène sonore.
Voir l'énoncé : www.multimedialab.be/blog/?p=2193
Cours de création sonore
ESA LE 75, 2015-2016.
Professeur : Marc Wathieu.
Mongolian Traditional Culture Gallery, National Museum of Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
After the fun but tiring Saturday doll meet, the crew winds down on an easy Sunday morning. ♥
*Ave’s white lace dress made by the talented Madz of Dear Resin! Thank you, bb! ♥♥♥
Montblanc Boutique Yorkdale, Toronto, ON.
Meisterstück 4810 Writing Instrument Fountain Pen.
For over a century, Montblanc has been acclaimed for setting standards in European craftsmanship. The iconic Meisterstück Fountain Pen, first manufactured in Hamburg in 1924, is emblematic of this quest for perfection. For 90 years it has remained true to its unmistakable timeless, sophisticated character. Generations of scholars and scientists, poets and artists, statesmen and industry leaders alike have cherished it as a dear companion in their quest for accomplishment. It is "Spirit of Meisterstück" that lies at the heart of everything Montblanc stands for, and that is revealed in the finely selected, sumptuous leather, the meticulously crafted timepieces, and the refined jewellery. We invite you to experience the new Meisterstück Collection.
The anniversary edition of the Meisterstück 149 Fountain Pen comes with red gold plating and a special "90" commemorative nib design.
Each nib is handcrafted from solid gold in Montblanc's Manufacturing facilities in Hamburg, Germany. Creating such a nib requires over 35 steps of assembling and testing are needed to complete the writing instrument.
you're laying around, minding your own business, maybe watching a little tv... next thing you know it feels like you're being jabbed with a needle. How can something that looks so innocent be so vicious??
I made this!
This is an instrument that I invented all by myself. I call it a Slyder. It is loosely based on a Lyre (hence the name) but I play it with a glass slider (as you would use with a guitar).
The instrument is made from hangers, guitar strings, machine heads and a wooden resonating box. Thats all Im telling you, cos I dont want anyone else to make one hehe!
Anyway I thought it might be nice to take a few shots of it to show you all my DIY skills.
I tried to take various angles so you will see the hole in the resonator box for example, which is based on the 'f hole' you might find in a violin - all part of the complex acoustics of the instrument :)
This was part of a project for an acoustics module I studied. We had to design a 'ubiquitous instrument' and analyse the acoustics of it.
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Affiliated with both Montana State University and the Smithsonian Institution, the Museum of the Rockies tells the story of the evolution of Montana from prehistoric times through the modern age. It features galleries detailing the mining booms the state has seen, the culture and heritage of the American Indians, and possesses the biggest collection of dinosaur remains in the United States. The museum’s rotating exhibit hall is featuring an exhibition of guitars. Two notable pieces are the world’s largest playable electric guitar (a 43.5 foot long, 16 foot wide replica of a Gibson Flying V guitar), and the world’s largest fully playable multi-necked instrument (an eight-necked guitar with 51 strings). Bozeman, Montana. (Nathanael Miller, 20 August 2018)
Items from the 'System 80' range of endoscopic instruments made by the British Cystoscope Co. Ltd. and designed in association with Charles F. Thackray Ltd. Recipient of a 1976 Design Council Award for medical equipment.
Indigenous instruments are displayed in the corner of the studio. These instruments, most notably the Kulintang (bottom center), are used as live music in some Alun Alun Performances. Most of these instruments were brought in from Indonesia and Malaysia.
On our return from Millport yesterday, my son decided - in an unobserved experiment - to stick a fragment of Largs station plaform up his nose. He announced this a few minutes later with an air of detachment, if not outright self-satisfaction. He was in no obvious discomfort - apart from that caused by my sudden outburst of exasperation, but he resisted all my attempts to examine him closely.
I let it go. There wasn't much I could do on a moving train anyway and by the time we got home the incident was almost forgotten. He wasn't even sure it was there anymore.
But that evening his mother - dutifully informed of the incident - resumed my investigations and it was clear that the right nostril was tender and did not care to be touched. She phoned and it was agreed he would have to go to casualty in the morning.
Honours fell to me and - after brushing aside an unreasonable request (I mean, it wouldn't have conveyed quite the right impression to race up to the Emergency entrance on his scooter) - we walked to Yorkhill and presented ourselves to the duty nurse.
When we were finally invited through to the consulting room, the doctor peered through a specially constructed hand-held instrument that revealed the foreign object. And quite large it was too, she observed, if not quite as large as the drawing Jack had earlier sketched out on her pad. In fact she was - in a rather glorious digression - quite interested in its geological composition. 'Granite,' she pronounced, and began to describe the sparkle of the mica crystals she could see through her device.
But she must have sensed this was not the time or place, and in no time at all, she had ripped open a packet of sterilized tweezers and removed the villain, popping it in a urine specimen tube so we could take it away and show all our friends.