The Jug Band Colline Metallifere will entertain you with conce[r|p]ts. A conce[r|p]ts is a performance where concepts are conveyed in a concert. The initial scope of the JBCM was to propose stories about environment, territory, and rural issues. So, to start off with, we encapsulated this in the geomusic format. As the geomusical performances gradually … Continue reading Conce[r|p]ts
The May 16 event had four goals: (1) summarizing the prototype phase of the Participatory Lithology project (2) showing how the project created synergies with other activities pre-existing to phase 1 of the COVID-19 emergency (3) presenting the people who participated actively, (4) providing a little outlook on our work. During the streaming we never … Continue reading The first Participatory Lithology Làiv Show: how did it go?
Today we will be proposing a different exercise. With a good night’s sleep after the Participatory Lithology Làiv Show, we will give you a tune that will help Jack O’Malley and Mauro Tirannosauro rest a little after their recent efforts. For the first time since March 15…no rock, no stones, no minerals. So you go … Continue reading Lithobag #33, May 17, 2020: Marginal Hills
We are on our marks for the first “phase 2” Jug Band Colline Metallifere event. Between November 2018 and February 2020 we gave some thirty performances, ranging from Tuscany, to Milano, Brescia and Germany (in the Stuttgart area). Over the past weeks we have been working to re-engineer our offer to make it can work … Continue reading Sat. May 16, 2020 Participatory Lithology “Làiv” Show: a sneak peek on our guests (between Southern Tuscany, Piedmont, and Berlin, Germany) and connection instructions
Almost half an hour with an interview (in Italian) by Linda Linz from Radio Rogna to Jack O’Malley. From this you may discover almost all of the stream of activities which brought to the Jug Band Colline Metallifere, with roots in the mid-Nineties, up to the Participatory Lithology project, born during the first phase of … Continue reading May 9, 2020 – Interview with Jack O’Malley @ Se Telefonando
After wading through “phase 1” of the COVID-19 crisis in Italy with the launch of Participatory Lithology, we are glad to invite you for an online event we will be hosting on Saturday, May 16. There will a geoparty with the artists which have been animating in different ways our weeks since March 21, in … Continue reading Save the date: May 16, 2020, for the Participatory Lithology “Làiv” Show
Between March 21 and April 30, 2020, with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere and some colleagues we produced six videos, proposing different examples of “geomusica”. With an outlook toward the mid-May Participatory Lithology event [1], we would like you to help us create the Lith’ Parade. This like a hit parade related to the first … Continue reading Lith Parade
TBT Dice Mauro Tirannosauro: ciao a-mici.. …ieri dietro casa a Tatti ho trovato questo gattino che si aggirava solingo, forse si è perso, forse si è ritrovato.. comunque: mi ha detto di chiamarsi Slim e che stava studiando l’ordinanza regionale n. 46 del 29.4.2020 per capire se può andare a spasso con dei topi Se … Continue reading Does anybody know this kitten?
TBT TBM. Yet another variation on the #iorestoacasa tag, turning “resto” (I stay) in “cesto” (basket). Mauro Tirannosauro sta cercando di convergere nella sua interpretazione delle regole per la fase bue. Ha aperto una mailing list che si chiama celafarmo@siamonoi.gro. Però, in quanto sauro di origini newyorkesi, non capisce bene l’italiano. Inizialmente aveva inteso #IorestoaCosa, … Continue reading #IoCestoaCasa
TBT – starts from a difficult-to-translate pun morphing an adjective in Naples dialect meaning “untidy, shabby, disgraced” and “sciamano” (shaman). Dice Mauro Tirannosauro che Fèiscbu ti fa le pubblicità che ti spia dove clicchi e poi come a tressette risponde al seme. Anche Gubol, ma Feisvu di più, o forse di meno, o forse sono … Continue reading Sciamannati