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the calling

January 6, 2016

flute and live electronics

Composer: Jane Rigler

Year of Composition: 2013
Instrumentation: flute and electronics
Type of Electronics: Live

Number of Channels: 2
Duration: 10
Video Component: None

Recording

In this work, the flute and live sound processing are threaded together seamlessly to create rich textures of multiple sonic stories, performed by a single performer on stage. The composer/performer recorded all the sounds from many parts of the world: street vendors in Kyoto, an ancient On-Matsuri festival in Nara, construction sites, coffee shops, the Humpback whales of Alaska as well as glaciers calving are manipulated by the flutist in real-time. This open-structured work reinvents itself in every new performance and recording.

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