Marielle Jakobsons demos the Keith McMillen Instruments‘ K-Bow at Musikmesse April 4 2009 in Frankfurt, Germany.
The K-Bow captures subtle gestures and elements of a string player’s performance and uses them to control just about anything.
via mikezawitkowski
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Tags: electroacoustic music, experimental electronic music instruments, K-Bow, Keith McMillen Instruments, kmi, Marielle Jakobsons, strange musical instruments, violin
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Hooray! From the previous vids, I was beginning to think that the K-Bow was just a new way to make violins sound terrible – as if we needed one. Mariella sure knows how to bow.
Hooray! From the previous vids, I was beginning to think that the K-Bow was just a new way to make violins sound terrible – as if we needed one. Marielle sure knows how to bow.
Wow! What a pity i'm not playing violin (