Exposition

Humanizing Performances - A shared concept (2019)

José Lima Silva

About this exposition

This question came to me throughout my academic and artistic career, but it became especially pertinent to me during my final recital of the bachelor degree, where, as a performer and as a student of music, I took on the creation and composition aspects, being that I and another friend, a student of music production, composed a work for percussion entitled "Esfera" (Sphere) that has, as the name indicates, a spherical spatial format, where the performer is in the center, the audience around it and, surrounding the audience, is a set of multichannel columns (8.1 ) that surrounds all the space around it; in this way, the sound travels in both timbre as in intensity, direction and sensation, through the fusion of the acoustic sound with the electronic sound. It also has as premise the natural layout of the audience in a circle, according to their will. This performative and sensorial experience aroused in me a marked interest in increasing my knowledge in strategies of approaching music to the public. Methodology: I intend to do a brief survey of theses, articles and performances already done to gain a greater insight into the various strategies used to create a closer relationship between the audience and the performative factor. In addition to the above, the largest piece of research content will have to be created by me: both data, concepts, demand and interest in the receptive capacity of a listener will have to emerge from me as a performer. From my research, retention of knowledge and experience as a performer and human being, I intend to create a concept of spectacle where the importance of the natural and sensorial integration / disposition of a public present in a concert is created by itself, giving freedom to the listener of being in any part of the room without its disposition interferes with the quality of its sensations.
typeresearch exposition
keywordsresearch, performance, human, senses, sharing
date27/09/2018
published21/10/2019
last modified21/10/2019
statuslimited publication
share statusprivate
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/511174/511175
published inKC Research Portal
portal issue3. Internal publication


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