“In my compositions, I search for answers about me, about the world. All humans have a need to create: and I have this need to create through sound.”
Tag: dance
PRXLUDES | Francesca Fargion
“I work a lot with humour: keeping everything quite silly, and simple. When working with text, I enjoy finding language that doesn’t quite make sense. I enjoy the humour that comes out of finding something that’s just a bit off in both language and music.”
PRXLUDES | Jasmine Morris
“I’m not so much interested in 'changing the sound', per se. What I’m really interested in is creating sound worlds, and sound paintings. I find that electronically, that is probably the easiest way of achieving that; you can create an orchestra of those reed sounds, just in whatever software you use.”
PRXLUDES | Ábel Misha Gille Esbenshade
“Every composer has listened to, and listens to, lots of music that isn’t contemporary classical music, or classical music. We can try and make this division within ourselves between the music we listen to outside of our work and the music we compose. [But] for me, something that has brought a lot of life into my score-based music is trying to dissolve that barrier as much as possible.”
PRXLUDES | Tanna Chamberlain
“I make things to say 'this is how I see the world', and to ask if you see it the same way.”
PRXLUDES | Amelia Clarkson
"I think I produce my best work when I’m working cross-collaboratively. They are the most draining creatively, but I enjoy that feeling. I always work with a stimuli, whether it’s another person, or something else."
PRXLUDES | Michele Deiana
"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."
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