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  • Hedås, Kim (författare)
  • Linjer : Linjer: Musikens rörelser – komposition i förändring
  • 2013
  • Konstnärligt arbete (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • Title: Linjer. Musikens rörelser – komposition i förändringEnglish title: Lines: Music Moving – Composition ChangingAuthor: Kim Hedås Language: Swedish, with an English SummaryUniversity: The Academy of Music and Drama at the Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts, the University of Gothenburg, Box 100, SE-405 30 Gothenburg, SwedenKeywords: music, composition, relationship, connection, motion, movement, identity, time, memory, space, change, transformation, reflexivity, voice, meaning.ISBN: 978-91-979993-6-6 This dissertation takes the shape of a DVD, comprising the music in sixteen compositions, and a book, comprising the dissertation text. Lines: Music Moving – Composition Changing is a dissertation that focuses on relationships in music. The main question posed in this dissertation is: How does music relate to what is not music? Through an artistic inquiry, where a reflexive movement between the different parts produces the method used, the dissertation addresses the act of composing with particular focus on how music moves and how relations in music change. Results are also in motion, and traces – lines – move, change direction, and connect the music with what is not music. This inquiry embraces the following five themes: movement, identity, time, memory and space – which all relate to each other, and which, through composition, change, transform and reshape meaning as well as expression. The aim of this study is to demonstrate the changes that arise as a result of the relationships that are activated between music and what is not music, since an understanding of how these relationships work enables opportunities for the composition of new music.
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  • Einarsson, Anna (författare)
  • Singing the body electric : Understanding the role of embodiment in performing and composing interactive music
  • 2017
  • Konstnärligt arbete (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • Almost since the birth of electronic music, composers have been fascinated by the prospect of integrating the human voice with its expressiveness and complexity into electronic musical works. This thesis addresses how performing with responsive technologies in mixed works, i.e. works that combine an acoustic sound source with a digital one, is experienced by participating singers, adopting an approach of seamlessness, of zero – or invisible – interface, between singer and computer technology. It demonstrates how the practice of composing and the practice of singing both are embodied activities, where the many-layered situation in all its complexity is of great importance for a deepened understanding. The overall perspective put forward in this thesis is that of music as a sounding body to resonate with, where the resonance, a process of embodying, of feeling and emotion, guides the decision-making. The core of the investigation is the lived experiences through the process of composing and performing three musical works. One result emerging from this process is the suggested method of calibration, according to which a bodily rooted attention forms a kind of joint attention towards the work in the making. Experiences from these three musical works arrive in the formulation of an over-arching framework entailing a view of musical composition as a process of construction – and embodied mental simulation – of situations, whose dynamics unfold to engage musicians and audience through shifting fields of affordances, based on a shared landscape of affordances.
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  • Frisk, Henrik, 1969- (författare)
  • On the intuition of a machine
  • 2020
  • Ingår i: Research Catalogue. - Oslo : Research Catalogue.
  • Forskningsöversikt (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    •  One of the great challenges of any research project that spans over several years is to keep the project contained and avoid it from going off in directions less useful for answering the questions posed. Yet, it has to be open enough to allow for unexpected findings in the fringes of the practice. This is especially true of artistic research projects, as they have a tendency to be interdisciplinary and sometimes broad-brushed, which in fact may be seen as one of the qualities of the field. Furthermore, the artistic practice and its contexts, which may sometimes itself be difficult to delimit, are at least at the outset the original bounds of an artistic research project. The difficulties, however, remains to know when a trajectory should be given up or stayed with: When is this particular issue exhausted in the context of the project? It is through method development that a field of research practice can evolve, and we, as artists and researchers, can learn to become better at making those decisions.
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  • Gullö, Jan-Olof, 1961- (författare)
  • Challenges and opportunities in research in and about music production
  • 2021
  • Ingår i: NAVET Week. - Stockholm.
  • Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • Since the phonograph was invented in Thomas Edison's workshop 145 years ago, we can listen to recorded music. And over the years, methods, and techniques for producing, distributing, and consuming music have been developed. This development has had a great impact on how music in our society and the cultures we live in have developed. At the same time, our need for music has required and contributed to the development of new technology. In recent decades, Sweden has emerged as an important player on the international music market with many successful artists as well as songwriters and music producers. Previous studies show that Swedes generally show preferences for Secular-rational values ​​and Self-expression values. And compared to the rest of the world, Sweden has become an outlier when it comes to self-expression values. There are certainly many underlying factors behind this development, but it is entirely reasonable to assume that societal development has contributed significantly to the successful Swedish music export. This development has led to both challenges and opportunities in research within and about music production. Our ongoing research at KMH clearly indicates that, primarily, individual initiatives but also institutional development and the general change in society can be important explanations for both international success for those active in Swedish music but also for the great interest among young people to create their own music and to become music producers.
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  • Misgeld, Olof, 1973- (författare)
  • Spel i rörelse, rörelse i spel
  • 2023
  • Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • En presentation ur Olof Misgeld doktorandprojekt där dansens och spelets gemensamma språk är i fokus. Hur kan traditionella samspelsformer i folkmusik utforskas, utmanas och utvidgas genom ljudande och visuell mediering av dansrörelse.
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  • Rosenberg, Susanne, 1957- (författare)
  • FOLK SONG LAB Deconstructing folk song as a tool for improvisation
  • 2016
  • Konferensbidrag (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • In my artistic research, “Kurbits-ReBoot, Swedish traditional singing in new artistic contexts” (Rosenberg, 2013), I experimented with developing artistic methods and concepts relating to variation and improvisation from the perspective of the folk singer as a creative performer (performer-composer) and the song as an imaginary entity that only exists in the interpretation of a singer.  This implies that a song is viewed as a container for ideas, a framework, a starting point for creating something - the song - every time you sing – a musical work being created by the singer, rather than a musical work in the sense of a composition that is interpreted by a singer.My inspiration to this idea came from my own experiences as being part of an oral tradition in folk singing and learning by ear from singers “in the moment”, but also from testimony from collectors and performers about the art of folk singing, such as about the English ballad singer Mrs Brown: “What was it she had carried in her memory? Not a text, but a ballad: a entity soluble in the mind, to be concretely realized at will in words and music.”(Bronson, 1969). This concept, that the song only takes a concrete form through the act of singing, is realized in its interpreted form only, could be just as relevant for today’s traditional singers as it was for Mrs Brown, since it points to the possibility of empowering the performative momentum and performative power of the folk singer as an interpreter of ‘here and now’, creating presence. But this concept also gives rise to the interesting question on how to use this idea of “the song” as a ‘framework’ for a musical performance in a our present time where everything can be recorded, logged, saved and listened to again and again, where increasingly less and less things really happens “now”.  In my work I have experimented with using parameter from the concept of “Flow” (Csikszentmihaly, 1990) and the ideas of using the dynamic between orality and literacy (Ong, 1982) in order to address this complex issue. In Folk Song Lab I’ve experimented with using the language of Folk Song by deconstructing and with an artistic investigation with the perspective of Folk Song as a framework for musical expression in the moment.This is a presentation of an on-going project called Folk Song Lab which addresses different approaches or methods for this deconstruction, and moreover reflection of my findings. The idea is to present the findings, the methods, and result with recordings and images from the experimental sessions as well as with sessions in it self. I myself is both part of the setting and participating in this experiment as well as the reflecting part.[1] In the Project ”Contemporary Folk Songs” 2014
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  • Rosenberg, Susanne (författare)
  • Kurbits-ReBoot : svensk folksång i ny scenisk gestaltning
  • 2013
  • Konstnärligt arbete (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
    • This artistic research project is an explorative study in new forms of expression of Swedish folk singing in a scenic context, exploring expressive qualities in traditional Swedish folk song from the point of view of the folk singer as a creative performer. The fundamental research question is how, in a scenic context, can space be given to what is a characteristic quality of traditional folk song, namely creative interpretation in the moment, through variation and improvisation using the song as a concept rather than a fixed work. How can this view be expressed in a staged concert form that enhances the perception of the music being created in the moment? How can the aesthetic qua- lities and forms of variation and improvisation that are inherent to traditional folk singing be explored?The artistic exploration has been performed through five productions/projects, each one with its own specific theme: ReBoot/OmStart – en folksångperformance, Kurbits-Koral, The Spirit of the Moment – en musikhändelse, Getens horn – en musikskapelse, Voice Space – Röstrymd, Kulning – en utsmyckning av oändligheten. The thesis focuses on two aspects of the knowledge that has been developed in the artistic work, namely the processes for creating the work and the artistic concepts used to explore the question artistically.In ReBoot/OmStart the subtle forms of variation typical of traditional Swedish folk singing are explored within the frame of a concert consisting of one continuous set, a folk song performance. In this work principles of varia- tion for music and lyrics that are typical for Swedish traditional folk singing are explored, as well as new concepts for associative variation in the performance. This includes improvised combinations of different melodies as well as utilizing the frame story of a ballad as the ground for the performance rather than a specific ballad text.Kurbits-Koral has been inspired by traditional folk hymns, historical evidence of traditional folk hymn sing- ing, by the role of sacred folk song in traditional contexts and from folk polyphony. It can be viewed as a prac- tical exploration of the dimension of polyphony – monophony in folk vocal performance. This concert-perfor- mance also explores a form for interactive performance where the boundary between the audience/auditorium and the artists/stage is challenged, based upon the idea that the audience and the artists are jointly involved in a musical ritual or story-telling – the concert as a musical happening.Getens horn is an ensemble performance of entirely original music, which uses the form of an associative musi- cal narration in a scenic context that was developed in the previous concert projects. The lyrics of the songs ori- ginate from traditional and new stories about creation, how everything came about. It can be viewed as a musical saga, but not in the sense of a coherent literary narrative, rather as a musical narration, an associative web.In Voice Space traditional folk singing meets live electronics in a scenic space, where the interplay between live electronics and voice/instruments creates the possibility for an associative musical narration, a Voice Space. Can the fixed, static nature of a loop pedal and the flexibility of traditional folk singing voice introduce a creative tension? Voice Space can be regarded as a playful exploration of illusions and expectations within dimensions such as space, polyphony-monophony and improvisation-composition.Kulning explores the pedagogical and artistic applications of kulning as a vocal expression, in terms of style and vocal technique. How can the art of kulning as a form for vocal and artistic expression be explored pedago- gically, from a performance perspective?The result of this doctoral project consists first and foremost of the individual works, as documented in recordings/films, a book and in ‘musical scripts’, but also of the creative methods and artistic musical concepts that have been revealed by reflective analyses documented in the written thesis. In particular, concepts and methods stimulating improvisation, variation, presence and creation in the performance have been explored, from the point of view of the song as a concept and the folk singer as a creative performer. The written thesis can be regarded complementary to the performances, and is in itself an analysis of artistic processes, methods and concepts, placed in a theoretical framework relating to concepts such as orality-literacy, performance, flow and artistic expression.
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