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Tag: audiovisual

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PRXLUDES | Sonia Killmann

28th Mar 202228th Mar 2022 agitatedworlds

“That’s why it’s called audiovisual music: because it’s not really one over the other, but they both complement each other, and are [as] equally important as each other.”

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PRXLUDES | Emma-Kate Matthews

28th Feb 202224th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“It’s not like making a piece of work in a space where the space is just a container for the performance. The two worlds are completely linked — physically, conceptually, and in every other way. So sometimes I’m thinking like an architect and sometimes like a composer, and of course all the bits in between.”

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PRXLUDES | Darlene Zarabozo

10th Sep 202115th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“That’s what it feels like when I’m working with electronics — I feel like I’m creating a moment, a live moment for someone to listen to.”

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PRXLUDES | Jimena Maldonado

19th Apr 202114th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“You see a colour, you see an image, and that is gonna have an impact on how you play a piece, especially if you have some freedom on how to do it. But you, as a player, need to be open to that.”

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PRXLUDES | Victoria Benito

16th Nov 202014th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“I really like absurdity — the space between trying to put a meaning into everything you do, and the fact of knowing that you can’t find meaning for everything.”

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PRXLUDES | May Chi

19th Oct 202014th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

"It’s more about catharsis… kind of like a release. You can listen to the album just for the vibes, and be like “I like how this sounds, I like how hard this track goes”, but if you wanted to pay attention to my lyrics and experience the things I’ve been through with me, you can."

Tagged audiovisual, composer, electronic, Hong Kong, songwriter, United Kingdom1 Comment
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PRXLUDES | Michele Deiana

1st Jun 202015th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

"I don’t conceive composition as a sonic process. For me it’s something that has to do with visuals, with words, with movements… with everything."

Tagged audiovisual, composer, dance, Italy1 Comment

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"What fascinates me about [Steve Reich] — and this is maybe why I write the fast, detailed music that I do — is the microdetails that emerge from the phase-shifting processes." ~ @taymuzik1572
“I call myself a choreographer rather than a composer, but I think my work is innately musical. I feel musical inside me, so my work has a natural rhythm, natural tone, natural melody.” ~ @tannacjc
“A graphic score is like a paper bag. You can undo it to get what’s inside, you can mess around with it all, and do it back up and it’s still a bag. Standard notation is like a cardboard box, but to get into it you’ve had to rip it open.” ~ @cat.does.creating

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