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From the chapter '''3. Rec'''
From the chapter '''3. Rec'''
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A list of names mentioned:
A list of names mentioned:
: Beatriz Ferreyra
: Beatriz Ferreyra
: Kate Carr
: Kate Carr
:: Hybrid Soundscapes: Recording the Ecotones + Edge Effects in (non)Human Landscapes
: Vanessa Rosetto
: Vanessa Rosetto
:: "she strives to reveal the network of narrative threads that underlie everyday life"
:: "she strives to reveal the network of narrative threads that underlie everyday life"
:: "sourced by existing in the world"
: Jana Winderen
: Jana Winderen
: Hildegard Westerkamp
: Hildegard Westerkamp

Revision as of 14:15, 28 September 2024

Women, Trans and Non-Binary in Experimental Music
Fanny Chiarello

From the chapter 3. Rec

    A list of names mentioned:
    Beatriz Ferreyra
    Kate Carr
    Hybrid Soundscapes: Recording the Ecotones + Edge Effects in (non)Human Landscapes
    Vanessa Rosetto
    "she strives to reveal the network of narrative threads that underlie everyday life"
    "sourced by existing in the world"
    Jana Winderen
    Hildegard Westerkamp
    Helena Gough
    Felicia Atkinson
    "My studio is Nomadic and swallows the landscape it crosses."
    "I use machines in an empirical way."
    Berangere Maximin
    Izabela Dłużyk
    Ecka Mordecai
    Karen Vogt
    Karen Gwyer
    Martyna Basta
    Ellen Band
    Gaël Segalen
    SoS Gunver Ryberg
    Andy Guthrie
    Dali de Saint Paul
    Nour Mobarak
    Nyokabi Kariuki

(Why) Labels:

Can adopting label mean a guarantee within elitist music landscape?
does label allow women composers to escape suspicion for amateurism and illegitimacy?
diversity of forms invented by these women composers is measured in dogma ("as if creation had something to do with a nomenclature decided by a handful of white men in suits")