Voice & live electronics
Department of music at NTNU, improvisation.
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Research
- Research
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Instruments, techniques and choices
- 3. Voice and live electronics; new musical parameters
- 4. New roles for the electronic vocalist
- 5. Electronics in a vocal interplay, a project report:
- 6. Combined aesthetics: challenges in modern and genre-crossing improvisation
- 7. Voice Meetings: short story of sound
- 7.1 Background, motivation, research question and artistic idea
- 7.2 Research collaboration and methods
- 7.3 Findings and observations
- 7.4 The visual expression
- 7.5 Integrity and audience research in an artistic process
- 7.6 Further development
- 7.7 What new and useful knowledge has come out “Voice Meetings”?
- 8. Summary and outlook
- Appendix
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- Tone Åse – voice, live electronics and improvisation
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