Live music ; Dead bodies

Hazel Smith, Roger Dean

    Research output: Creative WorksAudio or Visual Works

    Abstract

    Live Music; Dead Bodies is a sound technodrama: it interweaves spoken text, technologically manipulated speech, and live improvised instrumental music with a ‘comprovisational’ score by Roger Dean. The text by Hazel Smith is composed of a collage of narrative fragments, poetry and prose. It moves between several different times and spaces, some specific, some ambiguous, some real, some unreal. Playing on the implications of the title, Live Music; Dead Bodies interweaves ideas and questions about live and recorded performance, the relationship of sound to the body, and music’s capacity to create social change.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of Publicationhttp://liminalities.net/8-4/livemusic.html
    PublisherLiminalities: a Journal of Performance Studies. Vol.8, Issue 4
    Size17 min., 18 sec.
    Publication statusPublished - 2012

    Keywords

    • text-sound compositions
    • music
    • social change

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