Sound and Video examples from this issue 27 (2) can be found online at the journal’s website: www.journals.cambridge.org/OSO.
James Andean
Group Performance Paradigms in Free Improvisation
1 Sound example:
Sound Example 1: VCA ‘Umlaut’ – 7′57″
Pierre Couprie
Analytical Approaches to Electroacoustic Music Improvisation
2 Sound examples:
Sound Example 1: Les Phonogénistes, extract of improvisation – 0′36″
Sound Example 2: Les Phonogénistes, extract of improvisation – 6′02″
3 Video examples:
Video Example 1: Les Phonogénistes, extract of improvisation, self-similarity visualisation – 6′02″
Video Example 2: Les Phonogénistes, extract of improvisation, comparison of self-similarity matrix – 7′18″
Video Example 3: Les Phonogénistes, extract of improvisation, self-similarity visualisation of the three musicians – 12′14″
John Richards and Tim Shaw
Improvisation through Performance-installation
1 Sound example:
Sound Example 1: IKLECTIK – Points of Failure – 49′28″
1 Video example
Video Example 1: Sacrificial Floors – 12′11″
Matthew Noone
Electroacoustic Improvisation and the Metaphysical Imaginary
2 Sound examples:
Sound Example 1: WOOD – 5′07″
Sound Example 2: STONE – 5′23″
Alex White
Unstable Structure: The improvising modular synthesiser
1 Sound example:
Sound Example 1: Palm Pushed against Cold Metal Handrail on Stairway, Transductions, Room40 recordings 2020 – 9′57″
Filipa Magalhães
Material Sources, Lack of Notation and the Presence of Collaborators: The case of Double by Constança Capdeville
3 Video examples:
Video Example 1: Prologue and Intervention 1 from Double (1982) by Constança Capdeville – 5′14″
(An analysis of the aural structure of both parties using iAnalyse)
Video Example 2: Intervention 4 from Double (1982) by Constança Capdeville – 1′42″
(An analysis of the aural structure of the complete Intervention 4 using iAnalyse)
Video Example 3: Intervention 5 (Do you know Mr. Jones?) from Double (1982) by Constança Capdeville – 1′49″
(An analysis of the aural structure of the complete Intervention 5 using iAnalyse)
Frederic Anthony Robinson, Mari Velonaki and Oliver Bown
Crafting the Language of Robotic Agents: A vision for electroacoustic music in human–robot interaction
2 Video examples
Video Example 1: Approaching the Robot – 1′30″
Video Example 2: Interactions with the Engine – 1′00″
1 Sound example:
Sound Example 1: Three Utterances – 0′13″