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: Berangere Maximin | : Berangere Maximin | ||
:: Interest in Space in composition | |||
:: "I create an environment for it to grow up, to develop" | |||
: Izabela Dłużyk | : Izabela Dłużyk | ||
: Ecka Mordecai | : Ecka Mordecai | ||
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(Why) Labels: | '''(Why) Labels:''' | ||
: Can adopting label mean a guarantee within elitist music landscape? | : Can adopting label mean a guarantee within elitist music landscape? | ||
: does label allow women composers to escape suspicion for amateurism and illegitimacy? | : 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") | :: 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") | ||
7 Types of Field Recording (fr): | |||
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# Additive Free fr | # Additive Free fr | ||
# Instrument fr (recorded fragment of reality becomes layer among others) | # Instrument fr (recorded fragment of reality becomes layer among others) | ||
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# Trigger fr (recording does not only precede but direct work) | # Trigger fr (recording does not only precede but direct work) | ||
# Undetectable fr | # Undetectable fr | ||
# | # All-fr pieces | ||
# fr as Innermost Archive | |||
What is a field recording? "recording in live conditions" opposed to editing? | '''What is a field recording?''' | ||
: "recording in live conditions" opposed to editing? | |||
:: studio vs real world - impossible to identify | |||
: maybe the intention of recording sth is defining whether it is a field recording too | |||
Revision as of 15:41, 28 September 2024
Women, Trans and Non-Binary in Experimental Music
Fanny Chiarello
From the chapter 3. Rec
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A list of names mentioned:
- Beatriz Ferreyra
- Kate Carr
- Hybrid Soundscapes: Recording Ecotones + Edge Effects
- disrupt notion of authenticity (fictions of sound effects)
- "A soundscape reveals a lot about a place ... its openness and fragility the soundscape can reveal something about the process of community making ... its sensitivity to change offers both, opportunities and risks"
- 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
- Interest in Space in composition
- "I create an environment for it to grow up, to develop"
- Izabela Dłużyk
- Ecka Mordecai
- Karen Vogt
- Karen Gwyer
- Martyna Basta
- Ellen Band
- "We are suddenly reminded of the physical and vibratory reality of objects, so well known that we never take their pulse."
- 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")
7 Types of Field Recording (fr):
- Additive Free fr
- Instrument fr (recorded fragment of reality becomes layer among others)
- Material fr (sound is modified, music arises from layering with others)
- Trigger fr (recording does not only precede but direct work)
- Undetectable fr
- All-fr pieces
- fr as Innermost Archive
What is a field recording?
- "recording in live conditions" opposed to editing?
- studio vs real world - impossible to identify
- maybe the intention of recording sth is defining whether it is a field recording too