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• FHK MKE2 Onderzoek (last edited: 2020) author(s): Emily Huurdeman This exposition is in progress.
  Onderzoekslessen MKE 2
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• Tunnel project (last edited: 2020) author(s): Ellen Vanderstraeten, Mayra Morales, Carlos Eduardo de Carvalho Mello This exposition is in progress.
  Artistic Research Platform for performance based propositions by Lili & Cadu.
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  HOMEBOUND (last edited: 2020) author(s): Rebecka Ekholm This exposition is in progress.
  Homebound investigates tools and methods when telling documentary stories about the countryside, from the perspective of a filmmaker without lived experience in that particular place. Power structures, preconceptions, and place as main character. The project documents the artistic practice and the philosophical reflections on these topics, with a documentary short film as the point of departure.
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• Why are my hands in pain (2020) author(s): Helgi Þorleiksson published in: Research Catalogue
  This project focuses on how percussionists get injured while playing. Six percussionists were interviewed focusing on their injury history and practice habits. This information was brought to medical professionals who helped decipher how the percussionists or their decisions, led them to sustaining a playing related injury. Finally, we compare their stories to current recovery science to see if there are some things we can learn about recovery and preventing injuries.
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• Hvordan bruke pusten som verktøy for å prestere på sitt beste (2020) author(s): Mathias Johan Matland published in: Research Catalogue
  Masterprosjekt. Basert på forskning, undersøkes det hvordan pusten kan brukes som verktøy for å prestere på sitt beste. Det presenteres en metode som tilbyr et godt grunnlag for å uttrykke seg musikalsk, i tillegg til å skape en følelse av ro, tilstedeværelse og å bygge mental styrke.
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  From culture to nature and back. A personal journey through the soundscapes of Colombia (2020) author(s): Lamberto Coccioli published in: Journal of Sonic Studies
  The purpose of this essay is twofold: to celebrate the astonishing richness and diversity of Colombia’s natural and human soundscapes, and to reconstruct the process through which my direct experience of those soundscapes has influenced my own creative work as a composer. Reflecting on a long personal and intellectual journey of discovery that plays out on many levels – musical, anthropological, aesthetical – helps bring to the fore important questions on music composition as the locus of cultural appropriation and reinterpretation. How far can the belief system of a distant culture travel before it loses its meaning? From a post-colonial perspective, can a European composer justify the use and repurposing of ideas, sounds and songs from marginalised indigenous communities? In trying to give an answer to these questions through the lens of my own experience I keep unravelling layer upon layer of complexity, in a fascinating game of mirrors where my own identity as a "Western" composer starts crumbling away.
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Andrew Miller

Gustav Kvaal
Norway

Anne-Len Thoresen
Norway (residence)

sten sandell

Andrea Neumann

Steven Vit

Louise Walleneit
Germany

Karen Mair

Mathias Johan Matland