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... in loving memory of Cindy Suffaletto
EBMA
Michael Basinski
Mike Calhoun
Don Metz
Jim Perone
Ed Sobola
Andrew Topolski
John Toth
Martian Water Seldom Flows for Four Voices Softly into Microphones
again and and
and and as
as as at
at at back
back both but
but by by
by cap cap
cap caps chills
clouds day does
Dr. Dr. Dr.
Dr. dry each
fogs found from
from frost ground
has heats hugh
ice ice ice
ice ice ice
ice ice ice
in in in
in is is
it it its
like led low
made Mars most
not not north
north north of
of of of
on on out
pole poles saw
state sun team
that that the
the the the
the the the
the the their
then they to
to to to
turn turn was
while would
?or?M
also around
carbon carbon
carbon changes
craters create
croften during
eartly evening
exist farmer
farmer forming
freezes frozen
indeed kieffer
kieffer liquid
many maping
mapping Martian
Martian Martian
Martian most
never polar
pressures proved
readings sorely
summer surface
taken therefore
today vapor
vapor vapor
viking’s viking’s
watched water
water water
evaporate
familiar
photographed
significant
temperature
temperature
temperature
temperatures
virtually
water-vapor
?or?S and/or ?Z
The first 180 words divided into four alphabetized columns of words, the first column having words of one syllable, followed by columns of two, three, and four syllable words, from the section titled “Martian Water Seldom Flows” from the article Sifting for Life in the Sands of Mars by Rick Gore National Geographic Vol. 151, No. 1. January 1977, page 11, for a work composed in the 1970s.
Odin Marz
Odin MARZ 4:00
Improvisational option: ? improvise a word or words or invent a word
?M improvise a word or words beginning with the letter M or invent an M word
?A improvise a word or words beginning with the letter A or invent an A word
?R improvise a word or words beginning with the letter R or invent an R word
?S and/or ?Z improvise a word or words beginning with the letter S or Z or invent an S or Z word
A QUAKE OR TREMOR WOULD BE HELPFUL IN CONDUCTING SINGLE SYLABLE WORDS 8:00
A selection of alphabetized single syllable words chosen by choice, from the sections titled “A Quake or Tremor would be Helpful” and “Are We Alone in the Universe?” from the article Sifting for Life in the Sands of Mars by Rick Gore National Geographic Vol. 151, No. 1. January 1977, pages 25-26, for a work composed in the 1970s.
Improvisational option: ? improvise a word or words or invent a word
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MARZ BLUES 5:00
THE TWO MARTIAN MOONS SOLO JOUST 15:00
?Phobos ?Diemos
gorged fragments
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? improvise a word or words or invent a word
Phobos then Diemos
Phobos then Diemos
Then Phobos and Diemos
For some duration
SOFT VOICES THAT FADE TO NOTHING
A selection of phrases, words, and parts of words chosen by choice from the article Sifting for Life in the Sands of Mars by Rick Gore National Geographic Vol. 151, No. 1. January 1977for a work composed in the 1970s.
Improvisational option: ? improvise a fading phrase, word or words or invent a fading word
A soil so exotic On mars, bugs may not let material escape from them
On September 3, 1976 ? A welcome abyss ? Nilosyrtis
Sponge like I almost expected to see camels ?
Maybe wind carved cliffs Ius Chasma ?
About the size of a typewriter ? Plunging canyons “tides”
Merely a ditch ? Refoam ? Mere foothills ?
Flank wrapped in clouds Scavengers or cannibals
Gas leakage ? How did it get so hugh?
Amid hilly Often confounding A TV brightness knob
? Tremors Jarred “bugs’ A series of episodes Scoop
? Slating sunlight Every nutriant a microbe could like Where did it go? ? There isn’t enough ozone
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udg ? uuune nnnn ? loooods rrrral eeeeep irm ? zy
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