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- The Spaces of Animal Voices
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- “My God! What has sound got to do with music?”
- Humpback Whales: Composers of the Sea
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Author Archives: Ann Warde
Amplified Silence @ Ithaca Porchfest
. . . preparing a performance of Cartridge Music (John Cage, 1960)
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Music, Animal Sounds, Perception
Animal Voices in Three Compositions: – Olivier Messiaen, VI. L’alouette lulu (Excerpt With WoodLark) (1956_58) – Dawn’s Chorus (2008) – Imagined Environments (2016) Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY Composition Seminar 25 April 2017
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VCCA 2017
At the Virginia Center for the Contemporary Arts, along with field recording in the Blue Mountains, an overnight autonomous recording I made through an open window unexpectedly captured coyote voices. And during preparation for a performance, I realized there were … Continue reading
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Toward a Critical Musical Practice
Seminar: Sound Work – Composition as Critical Technical Practice Orpheus Institute, Ghent, Belgium 23 November 2016
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Scientific Listening
DisPerSion Lab York University, Toronto, Canada 10 November 2016
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Beautiful Sounds . . .
in Ithaca NY at the 2016 Porchfest . . . John Cage’s Sonatas and Interludes, for prepared piano, composed in 1948, create unexpectedly inviting, gentle buzzes, bells, resonant gongs, and extended piano sonorities. In-between the piano’s strings are pieces of … Continue reading
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Spectromorphology, Human Affinities, Animal Voices
MuSA Conference Karlsruhe, Germany 1 July 2016
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The Spaces of Animal Voices
During 2015-16 I worked at the Contemporary Music Research Centre, at the University of York, investigating ways to listen to spatial interactions among animal sounds, and to how sound changes as it travels through air and water. How might music … Continue reading
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Patrick Wood
Four Hands Vier Hände Pomfret School, Connecticut November 2015
“My God! What has sound got to do with music?”
Gesture and relationship as compositional materials in two pieces by Christian Wolff Christian Wolff Study Days Orpheus Institute, Ghent, Belgium This event explored Wolff’s music via paper presentations, performances of solo and chamber works, and an interview with the composer. … Continue reading
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