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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 | Tanna Chamberlain

17th Jan 202215th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“I make things to say 'this is how I see the world', and to ask if you see it the same way.”

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PRXLUDES | Mathis Saunier

22nd Nov 202115th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“Then you realise that you do Rammstein with string quartet, but with your rock band, you do Debussy — and somehow, there’s just these layers and layers.”

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PRXLUDES | Luke Deane

16th Aug 202115th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“We should really look after the score, and the idea of the score, because it’s one of the only things that capitalism hasn’t taken away from us.”

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PRXLUDES | Joshua Jones

25th Jan 202114th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“Whenever you write something, whenever you make something, you’re trying to discover a truth — “a” truth — whatever that is.”

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PRXLUDES | George West

7th Oct 202014th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

"I never set out to be a political composer, or an activist as such. I set out to make art, I channel my frustrations with the system through the medium of art."

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PRXLUDES | James McIlwrath

21st Sep 202014th Feb 2022 agitatedworlds

“My favourite feeling to make someone feel is confusion, particularly when they’re seeing or experiencing something… especially something they’ve paid for.”

Tagged composer, free improvisation, interdisciplinary, Ireland2 Comments

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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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