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Re: LIst of threads by Danilo J Bonsignore

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From: Fabrizio J Bonsignore
Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2006 20:41
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THis is what was left of the ghamac.org site... for the momenty as I do
think I can recover it. Here is a dsecription of my music, now
unavalaible, and some material takedn from the googleg roups, plus
other material not developed elsewhere.

GHAMAC Home: Art, Music And Computers
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Thanks for visiting! Enjoy!
This page changes continuously, please come again.
And tell other people to visit it. I'll be honored. Too much? Not
enough! Missing files? Request through mail! Space's at a premium...
and I am still working... 8D
last updated: 09/04/04 New York!
NOW! 01/26/05 no money since last date...
Poetry


      Webbiles
    * Disbelief,
    * I miss the rain...,
    * Perpetum you shouldn't miss it
    * Eyes
      Other languages
    * EspaĂ’ol mostly autobiographic
    * Ausencia (Plomo) totalmente autobiografico
    * Angustia
    * Mio Luca (meet my cat in italian, it's worth the time)
    * Mexico a cursed poem to defend from plagiarism; this is a protest

against a thievery and corruption and for being mistreated, ignored and

slandered.


Leon Felipe
Yes, a lion pet! Would you believe? Better know! Hail, feline people...

And family photos.
Software


    A screen view of a sequencer's background. There is a tool to
generate guitars (in pc). The GR-30 is managed from the sequencer,
either by keyboard or by redefining the guitar's frets. Waiting for an
IRMAN interface...
    Technical notes


XMLmicro
    The smallest xml ever! Dynamic C++ XML parser classes with
simplified XPath.
Goarray.h
    Growable object array. Quite useful.
Atrie.h
    A retrieval tree (trie) more...
    ADTclass as a template. Very useful for direct indexing. Efficient
search. Two version, for basic types and object strings.
Funmacro.h
    A general callback procedure to define generic interfases in C++.
Uses a macro/template approach. Very useful.
Cooking Canons with Genetic Algorithms
    Can we create automatic composers? Sure! This is an automatically
generated phrase.
Speaking Cat:
a cat language learning system
    A research program in animal semiotics. Hi tech to decipher the
most enigmatic creature after us, but I lost track of the artificial
vision field. A supercomputer would help a lot, indeed.
XML-GUI compiler
    Automatically generate interfases from XML. Capture your data files

while you define your XML language.
FML File management language.
    An XML standard to describe file structures. Ideal for ASP's.
XML Site Generator
    Easily define your site from data. The tool for the home publisher.



Home Bar
    Manage your recipes!
RPGDL
    Create your own universes where magic and invocations depend on
your knowledge of the world!
CDDB
    CD database in your browser. Ideal for lots of CDRW disks.
Nethack level design tool
    Explorer™ hosted, create and compile your own fantasies! Uses
gcc.
PCPortal
    The best Home Page! Easy access to resources. Earliest blog...
Embedded CLIPS™
    Bring AI to your Explorer™ (ActiveX)
Automatic generation of mnemotechnique aquiring vocabulary systems
(new)
more...


Writings


    * Alive and Human
      Reflections on the meaning of being alive... and human. This is
the introduction to a history of philosophy and a reinterpretation of
negentropy; a case for diversity.
      Spanish doc version
          o God, Chaos and Reality
          o The principle of biological closure
          o The algorithmic nature of Ethics
          o The meaning of genius
            assets of Humanity
          o The future of Man
    * Music in depth
    * Man and circumstance
    * Dark Neighbors


      An exposition of the Mexico Negro (Black Mexico) cultural aspects

that support corruption and other vices. more...
          o The chain of irresponsibility


          o How it doesn't pay to be responsible Race Day


          o Racism sanctioned and remembered yearly Transa and mordida
(ladronde)


          o Admired crime and the bribed way to accomplish things
((every)where is the thief?) Trash, power and other unsolved problems
    * The business of charity


    * a first hand experience, charity structure according to national
income. Free Music Workshop for Children (project)
    * the site


Economics
Google postings sci.econ.*
Theory of Underdevelopment
Draft to a General Theory of General Welfares
Cellular Automata Simulations
Economic Control for Robotic Swarms
Differential Development
Models of Man
Home for All
Read in Google Groups
Mainly ideas to build upon, haven't had time to develop. This is all
part of a long inquiry into the nature of Man. The practical aspect of
Alive and Human. While going back to college... lets make the dismal
science be less the dismayed science, by dropping around a few
insights. <8D
 Ibero (UIA)


Drawings


    * The Family a sculpture draft
    * Woman waiting
    * Tarot: the fool


    * The Betrayal a nightmare...
    * more...


I Ching
An exploration of the unconscious collective. Think of it as a vector
quantization into Reality.
Selected hexagram
Hsien query hour by hour
Links


    * Trentini nel Mondo, le radici.
    * IRCAM
    * ASCAP
    * Similarly named sites


photo
(Visit the favorites!
All beautiful girls. but now the FTJ page was deleted...)
Bio
Style's the man...
I SPEAK MUSIC
MIDI Guitar


    *
      Isabel's Death. (6:00)
          In memoriam, Isabel Gruen Varsoviano, heir to the Remedios
Varo collection, donated to the Mexican government. A masterpiece
(2/2/2001)


    *
      In Front of the Abyss
          A warning...
    *
      Night Riders in the Sand
          This is a hit, a song without words. Galloping all night to
arrive at dawn...
    *
      In the Hall (7:03)
          Flute ensemble fantasy. Should be played in a hall with good
reverb. To Matthew Marr, for his help. Have a nice Japan residency!
Uketsuke wa onna no hito desu ka (2004)


    *
      Funereal Heroic March (8:27) *
          NEW! A solemn march, brasses and strings, cellos and
trombones, too BIG to upload here. Does it have a theme or not?
Introduction to Isabel's Death, but a piece on its own. (2004) Excerpt.



    *
      Big Metals. (4:08)
          The joy... (2002)


    *
      In the Womb and Things to Come. (3:50)
          Vampiric? Naw, just dramatic. The first recording... It is
the leftover of the First Yell, (or roar?) in Acapulco. I was
plagiarized then, but didn't care. Three days playing music in the
terrace... Hope the guys credited the magic fingers, (they didn't reply

to my calls). (2000)


To render I use winamp
A continuous creation feast avs, non-stop: Genesis. Works for 2.0,
don't know other versions.


Music from a GR30 enabled MIDI guitar. The sounds are just awesome,
undescribable. These are improvisations, but the effect is symphonic
and they are complete, well rounded polyphonic works. To overcome the
limitations of the instrument I'm working on a system to channel the
midi output through a battery of AI's. To control the system real time
I envision using a virtual reality helmet. This is still a traditional
instrument, it is time to create really new instruments...


No recipe here, just being. Instrumental music, but my themes are very
singable. I can improvise several of these a day until my fingers
swell, all different, complete works, though most have gone unrecorded
due to space limitations in my computer. Now I have new material on
tape, my sound card just failed... If I could I'd live in a recording
studio... I have at least 12 other recordings, including industrial
techno, but they are too big for this site. You may not believe until
you see me play... but an artist just has to express himself above
anything else and I keep doing it every time. After 20 years studying
music now it's almost the only thing I care for. Ready to let other
poeple know.


I found my voice with this guitar. This is just the beginning, and I
can go on like forever...
By the way, no need of drugs for inspiration here, if you wonder... You

know, the people... 500 years ago you would be a heretic. 300 years
ago, a wizard, 50 years ago... now... But I do appreciate a good cigar!

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MIDI files


Whistling and singing weren't enough, so I started writing midi music.
Only it is too much work to go note by note. Maybe with some
incentive$... I use a Creative Live! Drive to render, quality will vary

depending on your sound card. Feel free to modify the instruments. I
use 'ol 16 bit Session.


    *
      Legend. (2:14)
          Originally meant for guitar, it was written. MP3 version.
Includes poem. (1997)


    *
      Addio.
          Small piece for piano, a hymnopedie. The bass says no, but
the melody whines, asking for another opportunity. It ends in a note of

hope. My girlfriend left me. And I still hope... (1997)


    *
      Rondo variato *
          It simply keeps growing; more a fantasy than a rondo, really.

Another must hear, the file played when you open this page. An old
theme from when I was 17. (2003) BTW, there is a misplaced note... a
saving error from the old app; can't correct it though, to avoid losing

the file's date (can't change dates in this host). Just ignore it...
          Current version
          Added a very stretto fugue and the coda-attaca to the next
movement. Still a draft to be orchestrated (arranged), I'm still
working on the fugue, needs more breadth. For Alejandra Ortiz de la
Vega, sweet memories...


    *
      Symphony of Man (Multitudes!)
          This is the exposition to the first movement. It links to the

rondo variato (somehow). No violas nor oboes nor... only a sketch but
you get the idea. (1998)
          This is for the PinkPrincezz, very appropiate.


    *
      Kyrie *
          For a mass, reduced version for cellos and clarinets. I'd
love to hear it in a cathedral with full chorus and to have it played
when I die... Based on a theme by Hindemith. (1997)


    *
      The question answered. *
          A real tour the force, a piano sonata. Is it only me or it
sounds sweet the first time and dissonant the second? Or was it the
other way around? I hope it settles the Unanswered Question. And it
completed itself: though the plan was bigger in scope, at the end you
can hear the ghost of the applause...
          (For my friend Dr. Valero, who played it more than once).
Must hear. (1997)


    *
      Sonata for piano and two clarinets.
          Originally for flute, the piece demanded a more complex
counterpoint. This is the exposition. Impressionist style. (1997)


    *
      Quartet.
          One movement of a very "modern" quartet. (1996)


    *
      Ciacona.
          The ciacona for the quartet. (1996)


    *
      Bachiana Malinconica.
          The last one. Homage to Bach. Actually an acoustic guitar
piece. Style pathetique. (2004)


Have comments? Questions? Answers?
The key to this life and where to keep it? <- eegg
dan...@ghamac.org


Food for thought


    * Once upon a time there was a fish that was wrong: it had lungs...

    * To fly in formation doesn't mean to go in the right direction
    * One man's impossibility is another man's easiness. But we are all

equal.
    * "Oh, everybody knows he is nobody!" Heard passing in the streets
    * Escepticism is no good... What if its true, indeed?
    * Can you tell the thing from it's mirrored image? Not from afar,
but side by side...
    * Art is the sublime form of dung free form Freud
    * Pity we can't print our own money, it must come from somebody
else's hands...
    * "This site's too funny" Are you serious?
    * Nothing more damaging than the ad baculum phallacy...
    * Remember Galileo, Bruno, Harvey, Kepler...
    * Reason takes time.
    * Knowing history condemns us to justify the same mistakes.
      (But we all deserve a second chance, don't we?)
    * The limit to the infinite of Law is Justice. It is asyntotic,
thus, judges.
    * We'll have enough time to be serious, so let's have fun!
    * Truth is like Mass: Reality bends around it.
    * The meaning of Civilization is to diminish Uncertainty.
    * Nothing hurts more than not being believed.
    * And to think Aristotle didn't go to College! 8)
    * The essence of Civilization is to reduce Uncertainty.
    * Normality and abnormality are on the same dimension, but
monstrosity is orthogonal.
    * Power is always guilty.
    * Hackers should get life without a computer.
    * People call you crazy what they cannot understand you.
    * Evil creates positive feedback; goodness creates negative
feedback (cibernetics).
    * Maturity can take things lightly.
    * Type I and II errors... Which is worse?
    * To learn in depth, nothing like self study.
    * Remember Lincoln!
    * Bizet... Mozart...
    * There are always options if you have the time to look for them.
    * I love Science Fiction! That story about the Steren...
    * What would happen to Thomas More in the XXI century?
    * To each one according to her/his possibilities.
    * They say we all have a twin, twin enough to deceive a camera...
    * Betrayal and revenge come from envy.
    * How much computing power to distinguish a diminishing signal?
    * Language! Strange attractors!
    * Reality is ambiguous. Nothing can be proven at all.
    * Before the Law we all must be absolutely different to allow
Justice to shine.
    * Eureka!

Fabrizio J Bonsignore now Danilo J BOnsignore
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