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Lindsay Vickery - Lindsay Vickery - agitation techniques in a closed system (2018)

from Revolution [Live, Perth 2018] by Various composers performed by Decibel new music ensemble

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agitation techniques in a closed system intertwines blocks of sonic material exploring a range of situations and relationships between turntables, acoustic instruments and a mini-jack (a fantastically versatile musical instrument). A sort of uneasy tension is maintained by using Vinyl’s predominant speeds 45 and 33 1/3 RPM to define the work’s rhythmic and structural proportions. The title actually comes from a medical article about wound care, that caught my eye in the context of a book I was reading Theo Deutinger’s Handbook of Tyranny. The book details protest crowd control and many other social issues that press on our minds in these times. The LPs themselves come from the remains of my collection - (Martinu, Stockhausen, Scriabin, Hindemith, Tavener, Marta, Milhaud and Elgar) - that is kindly housed by Robert Muir, and a set of “tuning” records left in my office by Petro Vouris.

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from Revolution [Live, Perth 2018], released December 29, 2018
Performed live December 3, 2018, by Decibel, as part of Revolution.
www.decibelnewmusic.com/revolution.html

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Decibel is an Australian new music ensemble devoted to the realisation of music where acoustic and electronic instruments are represented. Decibel pioneer electronic score formats for new and existing works, incorporating mobile score formats and networked playback environments.
Both studio albums and live recordings are listed on this site.
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