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<H1><center>The Piano Lounge with MacD</center>

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<H2><center> The following link takes you to the beginnings of a series called "Canadian Suite", some recent studies inspired by going back to see my mother, sisters and brother in Spetmeber 2017.</center>

Sketches from "Canadian Suite"</a>

This is some of the early improvisations from which O+M formed during 2017</a> </center>

<h3> <center> UNSPOKEN WORDS </h3></center>

<center> is the radio series that reflects on a single word, and what a single word can inspire.

Sample episodes can be listened to below, or try this 30 second trailer <a href="mac_d_mp3_files/unspoken-words/UW-trailer2resonance-30-macd.mp3" width="240" height="30">

here </a>

A selection of audio poetry by the same author can be heard <a href="audiopoetry-md.html">here</a>

(each Unspoken word episode is 15 minute long) </center>

Episode 21: "Ideas" </a>

Recorded in front of a live audience at the Falmouth Townhouse, Telltales event, January 26th 2010-02-22

Excerpt:

Ideas are like the post office, an endless stream of ever changing items tucked away in various envelopes travelling here there and everywhere. Each of which has potential, infinite potential until the envelope finally arrives, is opened, and 'the winner is!...'

Never quite as good as it seemed at the time...

Episode 16:'Govern'</a>

Excerpt:

Politics isn't necessarily inherant, we're not born with politics, it morphs around us, or like the ancient custom of oriental foot binding, it shapes us into its own mould, even if it looks a bit funny to outsiders, and sometimes has to be justified with a slightly weird philosophy explaining why we've always done things this way in the first place.

Episode 17:'Humour'</a>

This episode was recorded in front of a live audience as part of the telltales event which took place at Babahog's, Falmouth, October 26th, 2009

Excerpt:

The Young Albert Einstein used to take the tram to work everyday, and as he watched the town clock tower recede behind him on his daily commute,

Einstein would imagine himself travelling through time and space, accelerating toward the speed of light. Thinking not only about how much faster he would get to work, but realising that as he aproached the speed of light, the light from the clock tower - which told him the time - would take longer and longer to reach him, which means it would stay the same time all day at the office - and who hasn't had that feeling?..

Episode 15: 'Laws'</a>

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Laws are relics of the past that are intended to shape the future, once in place they are difficult to dislodge,

they protect rights infringe rights, mean so little that they hardly seem worth changing - there may still be statutes on the books that permit a pig or sheep to be charged with murder,

just as there are more recent ones that allow a person to be arrested for wearing the wrong t-shirt.

Episode 14: 'God'</a>

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Like many people who work at home, I sometimes dread the doorbell ringing of an afternoon.

It signals an uncertainty, a small tear in the fabric of my habit, disrupted, by the intrusion of the rest of the world literally knocking at my door.

For many cultures the doorway the gateway between worlds, heaven and earth, the world of the living and the underworld, the crossroads, the place of chance of accident, of chaos amongst the order is the natural habitat of the 'trickster'.

Episode 13: 'Intelligence'</a>

Excerpt:

I heard a futurologist on the radio explaining the possiblity that in 25 years or so, we will no longer be trying to make computers that are intelligent.

Instead, we will be sitting back watching computers that are already more intelligent than us, make new computers that are even more intelligent than themselves...

Episode One: 'FACT'</a>

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Thing we often take for granted, things we call truths. Scientific, Empirical, evidence of rights and wrongs.

Ingredients in our recipes for justice and fair play. History and science.

Proof that substantiates our understanding of the world around us, and our ability to think things through.

Things we somehow fold and fit into this traveling suitcase called language.

<h4><center>Other Stories and Sound Art available from UNSPOKEN WORDS:</center></h4>

Excerpts from the "SMALL WOR(L)DS" collection, which features 8 wide ranging storytelling monologues:

Midland Depression</a> Redevelopment take a turn for the worse when the opportunity rises

Human Tide </a>

Life's not so much of a beach when no one will let you in

Schrodinger's House Plant</a>

One person's attempt to make the invisible visible

"CHOPPER DROP OUT"

a 30 minute Audio Cd of Songs, Poetry, and Comedy

for further details, or to join the mailing list contact- switchaway at yahoo.com

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/falling_men_md.mp3" width="240" height="30">new: Falling Men</a> a sample from "Chopper Drop Out"

meanwhile...

"UNDERGROUND STATION"

another 30 minute Audio Cd of Songs, Poetry, and Comedy

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/ode_do_i_not_like_bombs_md.mp3" width="240" height="30">Ode: do I not like bombs (new)</a>

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/humanities_histories_md.mp3" width="240" height="30">Humanities Histories (new)</a>

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"THE CHICKEN COUP"

a 30 minute Audio Cd of Songs Poetry and Comedy

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/sex_and_death_radio.aif.mp3" width="240" height="30">Sex and Death Radio (new)</a>

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/whispers_mdunlop.aif.mp3" width="240" height="30">Whispers (new)</a>

other music tracks which will form part of future collections:

Timelines </a>

SPOKEN WORD, from relevant to contemplative

-<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/not_rhyme.mp3" width="240" height="30">NOT RHYME </a> - from The Coastal Keys project

-<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/aww_canada.mp3" width="240" height="30">Aww CaNaDa</a> -

<a href="mac_d_mp3_files/whitebullwhale.mp3" width="240" height="30">The White Bull Whale </a> from DATA STREAM PURE CORRUPT

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PIANO NOCTURNS - say, why not just shutup and play the darned keyboard!

samples from the "JOURNEYS TO DREAM" recordings

<a href="journey_example_mp3_files/davins_day_clip.mp3" width="240" height="30">Davins Day -example (30sec)</a>

<a href="journey_example_mp3_files/d_day_blue_clip.mp3" width="240" height="30">D_Day Blue -example (30 sec)</a>

<a href="journey_example_mp3_files/candle_flame_clip.mp3" width="240" height="30">Candle Flame -example (30 sec)</a>

<a href="journey_example_mp3_files/pendulum_clip.mp3" width="240" height="30">Pendulum -example (30 sec)</a>

<a href="journey_example_mp3_files/winter_clouds_clip.mp3" width="240" height="30">Winter Clouds -example (30 sec)</a>

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OLDER REAL PLAYER FILES </center>

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<a href="warcalledmono01.ram">WAR CALLED</a>

<a href="dirtybombmono01.ram">Wash Your Dirty Bombs Clean Away</a>

from THE MONTH OF SUNDAYS

<a href="MOSfather.ram">chapter one</a>

<a href="MOSchapter2_gonzos.ram">chapter two</a>

from the WEATHERS FINE collection

<a href="faithfull01.ram">faith full</a>

<a href="HOUSEWEAR01.ram">house wear</a>

<a href="lyingally01.ram">lying ally</a>

<a href="mrmount.ram">mr. mountain</a>

from the FREE WORLD WHAT collection

<a href="sexdeath.ram">sex and death radio phone in</a>

<a href="4horsemono01.ram">the four horsemen</a>

SCHWIMMERS BRIDGE

two poems inspired by Thomas Bartels

film projection and kinetic sculpture

sited at Pockelsbrucke Bridge,

Braunchwieg, Deutchland.

<a href="schwimmer01.ram">schwimmers</a>

<a href="another01.ram">schwimmers bridge: the script pitch</a>

mac dunlop

contact: switchaway[at]yahoo.com</a></center>

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