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Toybox
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Distorted
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Christi Denton Portland, Oregon
Christi Denton works with found sounds, electronics, & homemade and modified instruments. She enjoys breaking things, multi- channel speaker configurations, and building instruments where other things control sound; i.e, where the audience can change things with their phones or their drinks, or where weather or a microorganism modifies music. She leads the Laptop Ensemble at Portland State. ... more
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