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Ellen Fullman (420 words) |
 | Ellen Fullmans career in music was launched at age one, when Elvis Presley kissed her hand. |
 | Fullman has presented her work in art spaces, festivals, and museums in the United States and in Europe. |
 | Ellen Fullman has been developing the Long String Instrument for more than twenty years, and it has evolved into an astounding expression of artistic individuality. |
| Ellen Fullman: Press (975 words) |
 | The sound is arresting-so much so that Fullman, who was a sculptor when she made the sound-making instrument, had devoted her energies over the decade she has lived in Austin to refining the sound... |
 | Not only has Fullman had to invent a notation system to accommodate the logistical necessities of performance, but she also had to compose music that is appropriate to her instrument. |
 | Fullman and her associates move back and forth among the strings in slow motion, as if they are deep sea divers in a viscous ocean of sound. |