Understanding electroacoustic music: analysis of narrative strategies in six early compositions
Francesco Giomi, Marco Ligabue
Abstract
Francesco Giomi, Marco Ligabue
Abstract
Six historical electroacoustic compositions from the 1950s to the 1960s are analysed in search of a series of ‘narrative strategies’ whose validity can be extended to the electroacoustic repertoire. In this paper we propose some examples of the narrative elements, showing analogies and differences in their use by different composers and in the context of different studios of production.
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Six historical electroacoustic compositions from the 1950s to the 1960s are analysed in search of a series of ‘narrative strategies’ whose validity can be extended to the electroacoustic repertoire. In this paper we propose some examples of the narrative elements, showing analogies and differences in their use by different composers and in the context of different studios of production.
Key concepts: Electroacoustic music, Narrative, Repertoire, Context (archaeology), Studio, Computer science, Composition (language), Visual arts