Panic
acousmatic (2001)
Panic stands on the border between “serious” electro-acoustic music and its exaggeration. It reflects the way of living in today’s metropolis with its rush hours, lack of time and noise pollution, its everyday stress and loneliness. The result – panic.
The initial material of Panic is the filtered beginning of my Night Music for large ensemble. The main sources of the piece are graphic patterns used as filters for the Metasynth software, transforming graphic images into sound objects and filters.
Program Notes:Panic stands on the border between “serious” electro-acoustic music and its exaggeration. It reflects the way of living in today’s metropolis with its rush hours, lack of time and noise pollution, its everyday stress and loneliness. The result – panic.
The initial material of Panic is the filtered beginning of my "Night Music" for large ensemble (see the first page of the score on a separate sheet). The first two bars repeat throughout the piece, each time transformed through different filters and plug-ins, dissapearing in the end, leaving pulsating sine waves as a shadow.
The main sources of the piece are graphic patterns used as filters for the Metasynth software, transforming graphic images into sound objects and filters.
List of hard & software: Machintosh G4, Pentium III; Photoshop, Samplitude, Metasynth, Soundhack, Pick, Direct-x and GRM plug-ins.
Panic stands on the border between “serious” electro-acoustic music and its exaggeration. It reflects the way of living in today’s metropolis with its rush hours, lack of time and noise pollution,
- Instrumentation
- fixed media
- Movements
- first movement of
- Duration
- 5 minutes 12 seconds
- Premiere
- April 13, 2003
- Audio Sample
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Performances:
February 12th, 2003
Panic, acousmatic (2001)
Harty Room, School of Music, Queen’s University (Belfast, Ireland)
Music@SARC