Laptop Performance in Electroacoustic Music: The current state of play
Ian Algie
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Ian Algie
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This work explores both the tools and techniques employed by a range of contemporary electroacoustic composers in the live realisation of their work through a number of case studies. It also documents the design and continued development of a laptop based composition and performance instrument for use in the authors own live performance work.
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This work explores both the tools and techniques employed by a range of contemporary electroacoustic composers in the live realisation of their work through a number of case studies. It also documents the design and continued development of a laptop based composition and performance instrument for use in the authors own live performance work.
Key concepts: Electroacoustic music, Laptop, Realisation, Work (physics), Composition (language), State (computer science), Visual arts, Art