Author: EEBaum
Date: 2009-11-07 06:39
I'm looking for music for clarinet (or, better yet, bass clarinet) with live electronics... that is, live processing of the clarinet sound of some kind or another. I'm messing around with a contact mic, an amp, and some pedals, so something along those lines would be great, though I'm also open to computer processing.
Solo pieces are great, as are ensemble works, with or without the other members using electronics also.
My big (self-imposed) requirement for these, though, is that there not be a pre-recorded segment (i.e. "tape"). Recorded source sounds are fine, but for various reasons I want to avoid playing along with a recording that has been assembled prior to the performance, regardless of whether the recording was supplied by the composer or made by the performers by the composer's instructions. It would be somewhat acceptable to me if there is a prerecord that is somehow manipulated or randomized live for the performance.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
-Alex
www.mostlydifferent.com
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