Transept in/break artist reflection: sea roar and sound break - a reflection on composition in a time of silence

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Abstract

[Editor’s Note: Composer and musicologist Jane Pettegree uses her fascinating contribution to our series on artists’ creative processes to introduce readers to a new way of thinking about and making music. She describes how an asynchronous collaborative composition can bring voices together ‘in the absence of real-time co-presence’, offering an alternative when musicians cannot share a physical space, then describes how the asynchronous composition she is creating for the In/break exhibition will weave improvised, home-recorded sounds into conventional music and ‘the vibrant pre-verbal sounds of the natural world’.]
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)online
JournalTranspositions
Publication statusPublished - 5 Mar 2021

Keywords

  • Soundscape
  • Theology and the arts
  • Environment

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