"With Words To The Blind we contradict it.
In some ways, Words To The Blind is an inadvertent addition to the 2014 centenary calendar.
Words To The Blind is out on 17 Nov on Stolen/Pop Noire; Savages and Bo Ningen perform the piece at Oval Space, E2, 19 Nov.
Words To The Blind has a sharper point to make, however, one that has everything to do with having the stomach for a fight.
First performed at a London gallery last spring, Words To The Blind is a 37-minute, multilingual "simultaneous sonic poem", based on the dadaist concept of reading poems in multiple languages at once so that they become unintelligible.
In fact, the residents of Essex have become so catastrophically overwhelmed with all this vitamin D that they've taken to rambling nonsensical words in the blind hope that, if repeated enough, they can eventually be passed off as catchphrases.
In other words, in the blind spectral unmixing problem, the normalized sources can be modeled as verifying the following condition: E [ S i | S j ] = ρ ij S j, with ρ ij = E [ S i S j ], (4).
American William Carlos Williams wrote a series of poems on Bruegel's paintings; his "Parable of the Blind" focuses on the meaning of the The Blinds composition a word that appears three times in the poems eight tercets.
Aside from our host — whom everyone called Miss Bimbli although she was almost seventy, and who the clown Bik N. insisted was his lover — there was only a slender old woman, who didn't say a word, and the blind poet Llesh Huta.
That it is a Braille book suggests that its words are for the blind — those who cannot see the reality of contemporary life in Cuba.
