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IRIVISKIA

2018-01-01

VIOLIN-HORN DUO WITH COMPUTER-REALIZED SURROUND SOUND

Composer: Ewa Trebacz

Year of Composition: 2015
Instrumentation: violin and French horn
Type of Electronics: Fixed

Number of Channels: 6
Duration: 10:30
Video Component: None

Score ResourcesRecording
https://soundcloud.com/user-905656918/iriviskia-violin-horn-duo-with-computer-realized-sound

Josiah Boothby, French horn | Ewa Trębacz, violin / electronics

The live performance component is based on improvisation and on a very close interaction between the musicians. Through their interactions they should become one integrated sound source, a single musical instrument responding to the pre-recorded soundscapes and to the acoustic space around them.

The fixed-media part serves as a “score”, the musicians should improvise, creating a direct dialog with the pre-composed soundscape. Live processing is optional – the use of any live processing should be decided based on the acoustic conditions of the concert hall.

The original version of the fixed-media layer is Ambisonic, so it can be rendered to any desired number or channels. The B-format “Master” can be found under the “Score Resources” link.

 

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