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  • jojomatthewsart
    • Mar 12, 2021
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Singing to the seaweed - score responses (updated)

Updated: Mar 30, 2021



I invited some musicians/composers to interpret to the Singing to the Seaweed score. Passing the score on to someone else, its a reinterpretation of a place and an experience. Feelings and sensations re-imagines. What does that open up? Do I invite more people to interpret the score? How does this fit into my wider work? Where does it fit conceptually? I am not sure where to go with this thread next.


Singing to the seaweed by Nicholas Escobar

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He used shells, synthesizers, distorted soundscapes amongst other sounds to make the piece.


Cuppa by Joe Coghill

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My original sound peice

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