Switch on, turn down and relax ……

Modern day living can be loud, hectic and intrusive. Everyone is always shouting at you from all angles, every time you turn on the radio or the television – especially during the adverts. 

Mark Diamond is the perfect remedy to turn down life’s volume control. Mark will take you back to a bygone era of soft, sweet sounds and swinging melodies to relax and reminisce to. 

His cool easy emotive swinging style is the perfect musical sound for your wedding, party, dinner party, garden party, barbeque or any special occasion. These melodies will have you clicking your fingers and tapping your toes – you will be up on your feet dancing before you know it, as you remember the good times and think to yourself that they don’t make songs like this anymore. 

Mark is not a Frank Sinatra or Shirley Bassey sound-a-like (or look-a-like!), but brings you some of the greatest songs ever written sung to professionally orchestrated backing tracks. All his songs are sung with a feeling and passion that allows his infectious love of music to shine through.

So switch on, turn down and relax … file under easy listening for the perfect sounds and personality to bring your special occasion to life.

Mark is also an active fund-raiser and supporter of the local charity St Michael’s Hospice who many local people are very familiar with. 10% of all booking fees go directly to St Michael’s Hospice to help them with their valuable work providing quality palliative care and support to the communities of Hastings and Rother.

Here is a small selection of songs Mark will sing at your special occasion:
• Witchcraft
• Diamonds are forever
• A very good year
• Autumn Leaves
• Never, never, never
• This guy’s in love
• Feelings
• Somewhere
• Let there be love
• I put a spell on you
• If I never sing another song
• Iv got you under my skin

Mark will happily sing for any worthwhile Charity, please contact him directly for further details. 

Mark offers a one hour set or two 45 minute sets – please contact him for further details. 

Phone: 07977 671519
e-mail: markdiamond59@gmail.com
facebook: Easy Mark Diamond

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Tutti Ensemble <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">arts</a> http://www.tutti.org.au/ · 2008 to present
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About Tutti Ensemble

The Tutti Ensemble is a recognised leader in community cultural development and disability culture in South Australia. Tutti offers opportunities to both disabled and non-disabled people of all ages to become involved in a range of concerts and <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">music</a>-theatre events through its socially inclusive choral program.

In addition Tutti offers talented school leavers and emerging artists with a disability full-time professional training across a broad range of artistic disciplines.

Entry Points

The Tutti Choir – a community choir employing integrated methods of choral training (weekly)

Club Tutti – a singing group for up to 30 participants (weekly)

Tutti Arts – a five day per week Day Options program in the Performing and Visual Arts, including digital <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">design</a> and music. This program enables young adult artists with a disability to expand their skills as singers, musicians, actors, writers, painters and sculptors. 

Tutti Kids – an after school Music/ Drama program for primary <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">school</a> age children with a disability (weekly)

Country Choirs – Tutti provides ongoing support, mentorship and combined performance opportunities to several choral groups in South Australia. These include: The Clare Big Country Choir, The White <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">House</a> Choir in Nuriootpa and the Gathering Wave Choir in Mount Barker.

Tutti’s overarching goals are:

To provide disabled artists with skills which facilitate artistic growth and professionalism in the performing and visual arts.
To create opportunities for disabled artists to earn income from their <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">work</a>.
To challenge the arts and wider community to recognize and include the unique talents and vision of people who have long been marginalized.




STEAM NAME JAMESKURTZE633





new gmail jameskurtze@gmail.com


new <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">email</a> air g kurtze@m.airg.com
my space
http://www.myspace.com/587669728 

nintendo wii number 7451 1822 7752 6075 play games

http://thisorthat.com/u/jameskurtze 

https://twitter.com/#!/JAMESKURTZE1 



https://<a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">twitter</a>.com/#!/JOB  tutti ARTS http://www.tutti.org.au/ 


http://www.tuttinewmedia.blogspot.com/ 

James Kurtze's walking animation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3dyvRAczGc 


James Kurtze_3-Headed Snow Man <a class="inlineAdmedialink" href="#">Animation</a>.m4v

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kg0R6t09nM 



James Kurtze_Multi screen Movie - Tutti Arts.m4v

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_ULZkTzhQA&feature=related 

James and Dexter Aliens.m4v
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYH_xQYA80A&feature=related 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGFVspqBQ10&feature=related 
Real2Real - Dr Spot Makes Cat Burgers.


James Kurtze wins grant
http://australiacouncil.placestories.com/story?id=7400522 

by Tutti Ensemble Inc
Fri 30th September, 2011
Tutti is extremely proud to announce that James Kurtze, one of Tutti’s Visual Artists has been awarded a Richard Llewellyn Arts and Disability Emerging Artist Grant for skills development with mentorship in New sMedia. James has also been selected to exhibit his art work on the Adelaide Festival Centre building façade as a large scale projection, and as an installation in the Arts SA windows on Hindley Street, during the SALA Arts Festival in August 2011. His installation, consisting of a spooky setting and moving image, will be in the Arts SA window from Wednesday 3 August. James’s photography will be exhibited at the Tutti SALA Festival event Tutti Visual Arts and Design 2, opening on Tuesday 9 August at the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery, The Hawke Centre, Uni SA City West Campus. For James, being part of the Tutti Multi Arts Program has made a tangible difference to his life. Over three years he has had the opportunity to develop his artistic skills, earn income from his work and speak at national conferences. James says, “I am inspired by horror, doom, comedy and technology. I believe in having a good sense of humour – it is important to laugh at the world and yourself. Music from videogames, cartoons, real life and dreams get my imagination going when I make art.” A key producer with the Australia Council since 2006 and an award winner in the inaugural Music in Communities Awards 2008, Tutti is a pioneer in providing a career in the visual and performing arts for people with a disability through Tutti Arts, a day options program run in partnership with Minda Inc.


james Kurtze Cat Patterns
http://ps3beta.com/story/18407 


adelaidereview
http://www.adelaidereview.com.au/search/James%20Kurtze 



Everybody in the house of art
September, 2011
The house of art has many rooms. Stephanie Radok looks at the growing strength of “outsider” art in South Australia.


In the maelstrom of art that is SALA in Adelaide, where in answer to the question “Love Art?” you may well say with exhaustion “not any more!”; Where every window and door opens onto images and there is drawing on the stage (go Thom Buchanan), drawing off the stage, projections, installations (go Ryan Sims), events, performances (go Monte Masi) and art encounters of every cutting edge and soft edge kind are prolific, protean, profuse and profligate, we admit art into our lives in quiet and noisy ways, as fun, as stimulation and as totally necessary furniture for living.
During the chaotic, overflowing energy of SALA, in a quiet space in the Hawke Centre, the Tutti Visual Arts Program held a two hour forum on the state of art in the disability sector. Speakers included Colin Rhodes, Dean of Sydney College of the Arts, author and Director of STOARC (the Self-Taught and Outsider Art Research Collection) based at the University of Sydney; Sue Roff, Director of Art Projects Australia in Melbourne; and Coordinator of the Tutti Visual Art Program, artist and educator, Mel Fulton as well as Tutti artists. The Visual Arts Program was founded by Fulton in late 2005 at Tutti, already well-known for its performing arts program founded by Pat Rix.
In 2010 the Tutti exhibition at Pepper Street Gallery won a SALA The Adelaide Review/Rip It Up Publishing Special Art Award. This year their show at the Hawke Centre included terrific Transformer paintings by Scott Pyle and entertaining Dexter the Cat works by James Kurtze who also did a “horrific” work in the window at ArtsSA.
Creativity for disabled artists means visibility, acclaim, an outlet for energy and the chance of making an income. There are now studios around the world that support and promote the work of disabled visual artists. Roff pointed out that Thérèse Rein, who is now their patron, saw a supported studio in San Francisco and asked why we don’t have one of those in Australia. The answer, of course, was that we do. Arts Projects Australia began back in 1974. Tutti Visual Arts has a long way to go to catch up 
with Arts Projects which has an archive and gallery. The potential for emphasis on the individual as an art practitioner is where Fulton sees the strength of the supported studio program.
A question raised by Rhodes was whether “outsider” artists are to be always emerging and never established, and whether they can enter the mainstream and have the sort of careers that other artists have. Success in the art business is unpredictable and the mainstream can be very crowded. If disabled artists are classified as “outsider” artists this means they can be collected and shown in that well-established global category as well as in the “other normal” category which actually gives them two bites at the art cherry.

http://tuttinewmedia.blogspot.com/2011/11/james-kurtze-nintendo-dsi-images.html 

http://www.tutti.org.au/uploads/file/Tutti_NL_Dec%2010_Tutti.pdf 

Emerging Tutti visual artist, animator 
and film maker, James Kurtze, finds 
inspiration from popular culture and 
uses Nintendo DS, the Simpsons and 
various game worlds as springboards 
for his ideas.
This year he was invited to speak 
at two major national conferences, 
and showed his most recent work, 
Kenny and the Castle, a humorous 
horror film about Kenny, a lonely 
young man rejected by his parents, 
who leaves home and finds a castle 
in a forest.
“I was a bit nervous about speaking, 
but it wasn’t a bad experience as 
people were interested and asked 
lots of questions.”
One day I’d like to make a longer 
version of Kenny and the Castle, 
with more action, blood and doom 
and my dream is to make more 
movies and one day go to America 
to work and help with voices on the 
Simpsons.”


aarts Speakers
http://www.aarts.net.au/arts-activated-conference-2010/speakers/ 

James Kurtze is a lover of all things technical. He enjoys creating complex mashups, videography and film-making. His major project with the Tutti Ensemble Digitech program has been creating a 19-minute documentary of a trip his family made to India to collect James’ new brother from an orphanage there.

http://www.aarts.net.au/arts-activated-conference-2010/speakers/ 

DISABILITY LED VIDEO AND ANIMATION PROJECTS
Philip Griffin, SA / Trisha Ferguson, SA / James Kurtze, SA
Presentation
The Tutti Ensemble is a recognised leader in community cultural development and disability culture in South Australia. In 2007, Tutti Arts started the digitech training program for young people with intellectual and learning disabilities. The program explores the possibilities of using digital technology to develop skills and produce artwork in various digital media including animations, documentaries and music-videos. Tutti artists are engaged across all aspects of the production. The digitech program facilitates collaboration between artists, for example a musician and two visual artists are working together on a music video, and involves all sectors of the Tutti Arts program including visual and performing arts. Two Tutti artists and the lead artist will show an exciting range of work and discuss how the work was created.

Spooky DSI
http://ps3beta.com/story/18385 









THE TUTTI NEWSLETTER	December 2011

Happy Christmas
It's hard to believe Christmas is upon us with all its joy and what seems like a gazillion performances! Tutti is alive with singing and end of year celebrations across all programs and there is much to celebrate. Since our last newsletter visual artists have participated locally and internationally, with emerging Restless Dance Threatre Directors for Debut 3 in Adelaide, also in the DATT initiated Unbound Exhibition at Juxtapose Gallery and the wonderful Outsider Art Exhibition curated by Stefan Maguran at West Torrens Council Chambers, which Hot Tutti opened with a sizzling performance.

In Prague at Inventura's Conquering Public Spaces Conference, James Kurtze spoke about his work Dexter The Spooky Cat and presented it to a large, receptive audience of leading disability arts practitioners from all over Europe. A week later at the 2011 Oska Bright Film Festival in Brighton, UK, James and Lee Witczak (Chair of our newly formed learning disability led SitdownShutup&Watch Film Festival Committee) spoke on a panel and presented a bursary award to an emerging UK filmmaker. The 2011 Oska Bright Film Festival was a wonderful experience for all who attended, bubbling with impressive ideas and brimming with interesting film makers from all over the world. The South Australian contingent included Lorcan Hopper from Restless Dance Theatre who we spent lots of time with and the excellent organisation and accessibility of the festival provided the best possible conditions for everyone to participate. The range and quality of films shown was inspiring, and we were delighted that Jason Crowhurst's video clip 'Fulsom Prison Blues' was a finalist for the Festival Favourite Award. Well done Jason! We South Aussies came home full of ideas and ready to get to work on our own film and media festival inspired by Oska Bright's visit to Australia earlier this year. Hats off to Carousel and the Oska Bright team for their outstanding leadership in disability led arts and increasing exposure to the orginal and downright amazing work of learning disabled film makers and media artists across the world. Just brilliant!

On behalf of all Tutt's artists and staff I take this opportuntity to thank your for your support during 2011 and for believing in us. We wish you a safe, happy and restful festive season. Pat Rix

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Tryna make music ig. For now just reposting lmao.

Wobble Wednesday is aired every Wednesday at 11:59pm (Midnight) on LIVE 105 (105.3 fm or http://Live105.com/). This is the one and only Dubstep radio show in the U.S. hosted on a terrestrial radio station.

Hosted by: 
Menace (http://facebook.com/whitemenace), Dallas (http://www.facebook.com/dallas.osborn) & Nebakaneza (http://soundcloud.com/nebakaneza)

If you would like to be a guest DJ on the show, we just need a 30 minute mix, not a minute more, not a minute less. It must also meet our quality of standards, such as:

*No out of key mixes
*No trainwrecks
*No swearing or questionable content
*No vocals over vocals, unless it works well
*Not just chart toppers or old tracks
*Not just your own produced tracks
*Don't put an overload of a particular artist.
*Each track must be numbered, with the artist, track title, and proper time coding, such as...

1-TMSV-Ground Zero-(0:00-1:50)

You also should keep in mind that the show has a party vibe to it. As a DJ you should know how to read a crowd and diversify (if you typically play mellow sounds). Do what a DJ does best and keep in mind that this audience does not want to be put to sleep with something way too soft and slow. Don't sell yourself out either, but be aware that your mix needs some bang to it because this will be going out to the general public, not just the die hard steppaz alone.

Since the show is pre-recorded, we will need the mix emailed to us at WWLive105@gmail.com for review. Please send us a private link with a preview so we can listen before download. The best free file sharing services that have previews are zippyshare and hulkshare. Please send a high quality 320kbps link. Each mix must be absolutely exclusive to LIVE 105 only. We ask that you do not post the mix to your personal networks until one month after the mix airs. Also, this is a dubstep show, so don't send us a Trap, D&B, or other off genre mix. We will not listen to your mix unless it meets ALL of the above requirements.

@ohon
Korean UTAU user

Own UTAUs

-Hakotsuki (+kor)
+ append. flabby (soft) + multi-pitch
+ append. volition/.2 (power)
+ append. vanity (cold) <<not distribute)
+ persist (VCV)

-Hanatsuki
+ append. puppet (multi-pitch CV 5 scale)
+ VCV (just test)

-Animato
+ append. arpeggio (multi-pitch CV 3 scale)

-Lieto

* MEME - ( Voice source by. Bam-baek gu / manager Oh onii )

check 'Playlists' for categorized musical endeavours.
Started fooling around with digitally recorded waveforms as soon as I got me my first PC in 1996 (age 18, quite late). I was already playing guitar and bass for some years (punk/metal) but on the side got hooked on electronic music and wanted to make many ideas and brainfarts audible.

Get your tracks that analog oomph. Send us a midi file and we rerecord your soft synth lines with the real analog thing.

What was this competition?

Back in 2004/2005, the Trance is Gay Competition was a fun project for the biggest part, where all participants had to do their best trying to produce the gayest song ever. All contributions were created and distributed in the .rns module file format, so that anyone using Renoise can access them to view, play, edit and learn from it.

This competition was a spin-off from a more than two year old discussion thread about how to get that professional level 'phat' trance sound. This thread had managed to surface from the depths of the forum as if no time had passed since the last post and as if that alone wasn't hilarious enough, its subject couldn't have had a better timing.

If you are familiar with internet cult and hypes, you could know that during a forum's life comes a time that one or a few people start using the word gay where others normally use to call things cheesy, stupid and generally anything not cool. After a good bit of protesting either the forum calms down, or the use of the word contaminates the regular visitors, which indeed happened in this case.

It didn't take long before melodic trance was mentioned, and being all hyped up some finally dared to come out of the closet and revealed their past 'experience' with this style, which is certainly not the manliest around. The most prominent person when it comes to great ("plans to do something silly") bad ideas was ptrance, who had earlier managed to turn a lame thread into a succesful project, once again came up with a wicked concept: to "compose the gayest melodic trance melody on earth!". The next step was opening a new topic and changing the objective into creating the cutest, fluffiest, tuffiest and most gayish full length trance module.



What is gay trance?

Gay trance is not an official subgenre, nor are there any exact specifications. In fact, everyone has his interpretation. There are some characteristics that a song in this genre may contain, but not necesserily.
                 
Here is a list of characteristics I personally see fit in gay trance.
                 
Supersaw lead melodies, lots of chorus and reverb. A soft kick and a slow, drifting tempo. Not too funky, keep it rather dreamy. The intro fades in, we get a rhythm with a variation on the main theme, after which we get a drop. The song then builds up for about three minutes like in epic trance, followed by a very moderate climax. The rest of the song can either be resumed with alternating dreamy themes with very cheesy ones.
Not having too uncommon or complex chords. The mood progresses from overly dramatic to irrationally exhuberant.
Smooth, sparkling bubbly sounds instead of harsh stabs and aggressive arps.
Cheesiness!

(Bantai)



This Soundcloud profile serves for an archival purpose, since the original website has been taken down. All songs are free for download.
The original Renoise modules can still be found on scene.org: https://files.scene.org/browse/music/compos/tigc/

Beep beep, drinking cherry cola!

Love,
ptrance

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