Limited Fork Music

A Limited Fork sound poam

Soundtrack of the video poam "Place Value" available from the Limited Fork and the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcasts. Contains a looped half minute of the voice of NPR recorded in the background of a conversation in October 2005 along a Michigan highway.

Soundtrack from "Lattice Looking," the slideshow poam that is a companion to the "Pleasurable Complexity" Limited Fork poetry event. Parts of the slideshow poam are also part of "Latticed Shadowbox Suite" by KC Trommer and Ansted Moss. These pieces are available in the Limited Fork and the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcasts.

Spoken text from the video poam "Project Genealogy: why I wrote SLAVE MOTH" available in the Limited Fork and the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcasts.

Soundtrack from the video poam "Project Genealogy: why I wrote SLAVE MOTH," available at the Limited Fork and the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcasts.

The composer of the soundtrack for the video poam "Project Genealogy" plays the instrumental version. The video poam is available at the Limited Fork and the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcasts.

Soundtrack from the video poam "Sylvia" available at the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcast.

An audio poam that is the soundtrack of the video poam "el metro" available in the Limited Fork Video Anthology podcast. At times, the sound itself is as kaleidoscopic as the accompanying visuals in the video piece made by the same team (Sharkey and Kerr) of practitioners of Limited Fork Poetics.

Poem from SLAVE MOTH a narrative-in-verse by Thylias Moss. Explores the interaction of music and text, another aspect of self that Varl, the adolescent enslaved female narrator of SLAVE MOTH, would not have wanted to suppress, and didn't --though maybe only she heard herself singing.

From the soundtrack of "DOD - the death of depth," a Limited Fork video poam (product of an act of making) available at the Limited Fork podcast. Explores the beauty of merger and forking movements in text choreography. "DOD," the video poam, is a theory piece of Limited Fork Poetics, a theory that this music suits very well.