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Performance of compositions with obsolete technologies: A case study for john cage's imaginary landscapes No. 1

Author(s)
Ergener, Kerem
Date Issued
July 1, 2020
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ICEAST50382.2020.9165463
Abstract
This article outlines the research on how compositions made with old technology can be performed today. John Cage's Imaginary Landscapes No. 1 has taken as a case study and approaches on how to perform the piece has been investigated. Approaches can be taken for new compositions that uses electronic instruments carries at most importance for the composition's relevance for the following centuries. The discussion covers on the different approaches on investigating such piece for performance and how the most authentic performance can be achieved. This research is made through spectrum analyzes of period and modern recording and personal experience of performance.
Citation
Proceedings 2020 6th International Conference on Engineering Applied Sciences and Technology Iceast 2020, 2020
Subjects

Coding

Composition

John Cage

Performance

Recreation

Technology

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