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    This document discusses ways to "wreck" or transform pieces of paper, music samples, and sounds to make them more beautiful through creative processes like paper weaving, origami, erasure poetry, sampling, and sound editing. It provides examples of altered book pages and transformed music samples. Students are prompted to do experiential activities like wrecking a page, analyzing altered samples, and wrecking a sound file to create a flipped sample. The document suggests assessing these creative works and discusses other forms of creative transformation through remix culture and hip-hop sampling.

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    This document discusses ways to "wreck" or transform pieces of paper, music samples, and sounds to make them more beautiful through creative processes like paper weaving, origami, erasure poetry, sampling, and sound editing. It provides examples of altered book pages and transformed music samples. Students are prompted to do experiential activities like wrecking a page, analyzing altered samples, and wrecking a sound file to create a flipped sample. The document suggests assessing these creative works and discusses other forms of creative transformation through remix culture and hip-hop sampling.

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    This document discusses ways to "wreck" or transform pieces of paper, music samples, and sounds to make them more beautiful through creative processes like paper weaving, origami, erasure poetry, sampling, and sound editing. It provides examples of altered book pages and transformed music samples. Students are prompted to do experiential activities like wrecking a page, analyzing altered samples, and wrecking a sound file to create a flipped sample. The document suggests assessing these creative works and discusses other forms of creative transformation through remix culture and hip-hop sampling.

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    WRECK THIS PROJECT

    Shawn Kimbrel
    MUS433: Music in the Interdisciplinary Curriculum
    Summer 2021
    Dr. Janet Barrett
    Introduction
    Spill Submerge
    How can you wreck
    Weave
    Tear this piece of paper?
    Color
    Fold
    How can you wreck Shape
    Tape this piece of paper to Crumple
    Burn
    make it more beautiful?
    Stick
    2
    Where to Start

    Wreck this Journal by Keri Smith Altered Books and Artistic Journaling 3
    From A Humument: A Treated Victorian Novel by Tom Phillips
    4
    Experience A - Wreck this page
    Paper Weaving

    Origami

    Zentangle Erasure Poem


    5
    Geometric Design
    Response A - Wreck this page
    ➔ How did you wreck your page?
    How did it change?
    ➔ Replace the word wreck to
    describe this process. Why did
    you choose this word?
    ➔ What does it mean to wreck
    something?
    ➔ How might you respond to
    someone telling you, “you’ve
    wrecked that book!?” 6
    Experience B - Analyzing the wreckage!
    Time: The Donut of the
    All I Do Is Think of You
    Heart
    The Jackson 5
    J Dilla

    Don’t Say Goodnight So Far to Go


    Isley Brothers J Dilla (feat. Common and
    D’Angelo)

    7
    Thanks to Jeff Dare for the first example
    How were these wrecked?
    Time: The Donut of the Heart So Far to Go
    J Dilla J Dilla (feat. Common and D’Angelo)

    8
    Response B - Analyzing the wreckage!
    ➔ How did the artists “wreck”
    these samples?
    ➔ How was this similar and
    dissimilar to the altered book
    pages?
    ➔ How could you transform these
    examples into book pages?

    9
    Experience C - Wreck this sound!

    Serotonin
    IMEA Remix Contest
    Kyle Kinnamon

    Article on Sampling

    Original Layer of Color Folded Up Scratched Up 10


    Response C - Wreck this sound!
    ➔ How did you FLIP or WRECK
    your sample? What tools in
    Soundtrap did you use to do
    this?
    ➔ How would you create a book
    page to represent your flipped
    sample?

    11
    Assessment

    Creative
    Journals
    Products

    12
    Extensions - Other beautiful forms of wreckage!
    Domains of Remix Culture
    ➔ Folklore and vocal traditions
    ➔ Graphic arts
    ➔ Books and other information
    ➔ Software and other digital goods
    ➔ Music
    ➔ Film and video
    ➔ GIFs
    ➔ Fan fiction
    ➔ Remixing in religion

    Everything Is A Remix 13
    Lady Pink with her painting TC5 Teamwork (2018)
    Connection, Self, and
    Hip-Hop Culture

    14
    THANK YOU!

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