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The Performance of Agostino Di Scipio's Modes of Interference n.2: A Collaborative Balance
This paper offers a survey of my musical collaboration (2010-2013) with Italian composer Agostino Di Scipio on Modes of Interference n.2 (2006), for audio feedback system with saxophone and live-electronics, and builds on my PhD research on participative musical performance on mixed music for saxoph...
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Published in: | Contemporary music review 2014-01, Vol.33 (1), p.46-58 |
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Language: | English |
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Summary: | This paper offers a survey of my musical collaboration (2010-2013) with Italian composer Agostino Di Scipio on Modes of Interference n.2 (2006), for audio feedback system with saxophone and live-electronics, and builds on my PhD research on participative musical performance on mixed music for saxophones. Di Scipio composes a network of interactions: he does not compose the sounding structure itself of the piece, but rather a set of possibilities for a performer to experiment in sound. All the elements of the piece (such as the live-electronics equipment, the saxophone, and the environment) are mutually connected and influence each other. They constitute a dynamical system, as implemented by the composer. The saxophone is not expected only to produce a variety of noise materials, but also to act both as a control device and as a filter inside an audio feedback loop. This systemic approach requires from the player a new attitude towards the instrument, as well as new manners of listening to and reacting to the sound events emerging in the performance. |
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ISSN: | 0749-4467 1477-2256 |
DOI: | 10.1080/07494467.2014.906697 |