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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"live electronics"”.
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Perpetual: For Alto Saxophone and Live Electronics
… a combination of manipulated MIDI playback, live audio capture, and audio effect. Pre-loaded MIDI clips correspond with gestures played by the saxophonist. These echoes accumulate, becoming more dense and cacaphonous over the course of the piece, culminating in a sea of echoes accompanying …
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Spiritscapes: for Chamber Ensemble and Live Electronics
… piano, voice, cello, and laptop, with additional live electronics processing and transforming the acoustic sound. The work was initiated though a generative process of collaborative improvisation with the performers for whom the work is written, with the composer performing on piano, voice, and …
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Present Absence: A work for string quintet and live electronics
… a work that integrates electronic processing and live performance. It is approximately 20 minutes long and is divided into three movements. The movements are distinct from each other, but are related through various elements. Incorporating electronic processing and live performance can be …
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The Wanderer in the Depths of Dreams for Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Two Percussionists, Piano, Classical Guitar, Violin, Cello, and Live Electronics
This piece is the final piece of music composed using my favorite techniques and styles before entering my doctorate program. For me, it marks both a watershed of my professional development and a brand-new start. Drawing from fourteen years in composition studies, I will continue to explore …
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Analytical explorations of creative interaction and collaborative process through composition, rehearsal and performance: a composer-composer case study of acoustic music with live electronics
… and Matthews, who works improvisationally with live electronics and electroacoustics, both with her surrounding sonic material and pre-existing samples. The thesis finds two core important conclusions, which contribute to our current knowledge and understanding of music and collaboration. …
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The dramaturgy of music: its impact on my composition
… acousmatic music, ensemble and solo pieces with live-electronics) they nevertheless form a 'coherent whole', as it is explained in section ILi and ll.ii. A detailed analysis of the compositional techniques for each of the six works, a list of all works and publications of my authorship in the …
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Composing electroacoustic music relating to traditional Japanese music
… and explores the compositional strategy of live electronics for these non-Western instruments, applying them to acousmatic composition.
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Interacting with the piano
… this work many new pieces for piano and live electronics have been generated and I hope these may also be useful as a resource for other pianists exploring their own interactions with the piano.
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The composition of concert music within the Digital Audio Workstation environment.
… the composition of concert music, intended for live performance. The portfolio of compositions consists of the music notation and audio recordings of five works, composed by the researcher within the context of the research project: Variances for jazz guitar, piano, percussion and indeterminate …
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The effect of electronically mediated sound on group musical interaction: A case study of the practice and development of the Automatic Writing Circle
… musicians, particularly in the context of live performance. A central theme is the way in which mediatisation creates new splits within previously integrated musical situations and also merges differences usually defined by physical boundaries. The theories of Gregory Bateson on …
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Electroacoustic music composition: myth, symbol and image
… 10, Urbis #3 'Alter ego' for electric guitar, live electronics and tape; Chapter 11, Urbis #4 for tape. In this section I address the use of modern urban culture symbols in order to create a contemporary mythological canon. Section 4 - A conclusion to this thesis.
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Studio Bench: the DIY Nomad and Noise Selector
… instrument making, sound studio practice, and live electronics. These activities also take place in three very specific spaces. Firstly, the workshop with its workbench provides a way of making and exploring sound(-making) objects, and this workbench is considered more transient and expedient …
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The Fairy Songs: A Theater Piece for Voice, Electronics, Lighting, and Theatrical Components
… composition written for voice, fixed media, live electronics, and auxiliary percussion presented as a frame for collaboration with some form of visual or performative media. The text is derived from William Shakespeare’s The Tempest, specifically the pair of songs in Act I, scene ii sung by …
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Pendulum V: DM "Vitality, Exhaustion and Fleeting Equilibrium"
… V: DM is a 17-minute work for large ensemble and live electronics. It was commissioned jointly by the Wet Ink Ensemble and AMP, with support from the TANK performance space and the National Endowment for the Arts. The piece was premiered on November 10th, 2009 by the Wet Ink Ensemble, under the …
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A Contemporary Approach to Expressiveness in the Design of Digital Musical Instruments
… music. Specifically, it argues that the live electronics of David Tudor are of particular prescience. His home-made circuits offer an electronic music paradigm quite antithetical to both the familiar keyboard interface and the electronic music studios that grew up in the years after World …
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Methods and Technologies for the Analysis and Interactive Use of Body Movements in Instrumental Music Performance
… learning techniques for mapping movement to live electronics are described. To complete the framework, an essential element of this research project is the com- position and performance of études that explore the creative use of body movement in instrumental music from a Practice-as-Research …
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UNRAVEL: Acoustic and Electronic Resynthesis
… a work for alto saxophone and interactive electronics. Examines works for saxophone and electro-acoustic music. Analyzes modes of interactivity using Robert Rowe's guidelines, with sonogram, score, and programming examples. Investigates hybrid serial-parallel signal-processing networks, and …