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PRXLUDES | Ben Nobuto

27th Jun 202227th Jun 2022 agitatedworlds

"The ‘hysterical sublime’ … As soon as I read that, I knew [it] summed up exactly the world I wanted to create. This collapsing of the sublime and the ridiculous to the point where they’re indistinguishable."

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“[It’s] almost like a very slow improvisation… I like to think of the music as writing itself. I’ll have ideas of fragments, chords, sketches, but I’ll listen to the music and what it wants to do, and follow that instinct, rather than trying to impose a pre-defined structure.” ~ @andrew.chen.music
NEW ARTICLE OUT! We spoke to @royalphilsoc composer @andrew.chen.music about anthropomorphosis, communicating meaning in music, improvisation, jazz, self-promotion and much more - link in bio!
“I see [visuals] as very integrated into the piece, and the process. I feel like some people make visuals that you don’t need to have with pieces, but mine are very integrated — one doesn’t work without the other.” ~ @katwcomposer

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