The Harpsichord and the Embodied Acousmatic
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Harpsichord Reimagined: Resonances in Contemporary Music. gol. / John Palmer; Jane Chapman. Vision Edition, 2025.
Allbwn ymchwil: Pennod mewn Llyfr/Adroddiad/Trafodion Cynhadledd › Pennod
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T1 - The Harpsichord and the Embodied Acousmatic
AU - Lewis, Andrew
PY - 2025/1
Y1 - 2025/1
N2 - In this chapter I discuss the principles underlying the composition of my piece INT/ext, for harpsichord and tape (1991). I focus particularly on my personal understanding of key principles of acousmatic music (that is, fixed-medium sonic art heard only on loudspeakers) and explain how these relate to music for the harpsichord. I explain how INT/ext is a practical outworking of an embodied model of acousmatic sound in which both harpsichord and electronic parts contain within themselves the sonic traces of three essential and interdependent elements: agent, sounding body and space.
AB - In this chapter I discuss the principles underlying the composition of my piece INT/ext, for harpsichord and tape (1991). I focus particularly on my personal understanding of key principles of acousmatic music (that is, fixed-medium sonic art heard only on loudspeakers) and explain how these relate to music for the harpsichord. I explain how INT/ext is a practical outworking of an embodied model of acousmatic sound in which both harpsichord and electronic parts contain within themselves the sonic traces of three essential and interdependent elements: agent, sounding body and space.
M3 - Chapter
SN - 978-1-0687122-1-0
BT - Harpsichord Reimagined
A2 - Palmer, John
A2 - Chapman, Jane
PB - Vision Edition
ER -