Welcome to Spaces 101. I’m your teacher, E. Nagurney. Please, please, Mr. Nagurney is my father. Now, class, the first thing you need to know about spaces are the differentiation between those that are possible and those that are impossible. An impossible space consists of a space that cannot exist in our world. Think about, say, an airport constantly filled with ice cream. The ice cream would inevitably melt! Or just think about a classroom that Schmidt can get to on time! Haha, just joshing with you, Schmidt, you’re a good kid. For more information on the impossible spaces, listen to Toronto-based songwriter Sandro Perri’s Impossible Spaces (TMT Review) record from the year prior.
Now, a possible space, that’s simple. This room is a possible space. The Grand Canyon is a possible space. These spaces exist. We can see them and we can feel them, hence they must be possible. In fact, all of North America is a possible space. Hell, the whole world’s a possible space. It exists, it is possible! With that in mind, your homework is to go see the aforementioned Mr. Perri at one of his six upcoming concerts. You’ll be getting firsthand experience with the possible space concept, as each one of these takes place in the possible space of North America. Furthermore, you’ll get to hear advanced space theory from one of the true masters of the field. Also, that smooth, smooth voice.
Sandro Perri dates:
03.18.12 - Toronto, ON - Wavelength Festival
03.29.12 - Cincinnati, OH - MusicNow Festival #
03.31.12 - New York, NY - Mercury Lounge
04.01.12 - Montreal, QC - Metropolis %
04.02.12 - Toronto, ON - Hoxton %
04.03.12 - Hamilton, ON - Molson Canada Studio
# Phillip Glass
% Metronomy
• Sandro Perri: http://www.sandroperri.com
• Constellation: http://cstrecords.com
