Musique électroacoustique latino-américaine

Felipe Otondo Ruiz, Guitar ex Machina, 2000
(Chili)



Durée de l'enregistrement : 7 min 24 s.
Instruments : Pour guitare électro-acoustique et bande 4 pistes ou vice versa
Réalisé à : L'académie de musique Carl Nielsen. Danemark.
Remarques : Version stéréo de la composition originale pour guitare électro-acoustique et bande 4 pistes ou vice versa.

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À propos de cette composition :

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This piece started as a naive attempt to study the role of a musical instrument when interacting with the electronic media. After a short period of experimentation, I realized that the usual role of the electronics as a background or support for the musical instrument was boring and predictable and it would be interesting to switch the roles, ‘mechanising’ the instrument and ‘humanising’ the machine. In that spirit I tried to contrast the human (instrument) and electronic
sound sources (tape) in a game of rejection and integration using the guitar as a global framework for both. In this pieces the instrument is the only sonic source for the tape recordings and was used as a multiple source of percussive, melodic, disturbing sounds which were slightly manipulated electronically to be played through the loudspeakers with the original instrument live.

Piece created at: The Carl Nielsen Academy of Music, Denmark.

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