Sonic Phantoms

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Sonic Phantoms
Sonic Phantoms
Author : Barbara Ellison
File Size : 40,7 Mb
Publisher : Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Language : English
Release Date : 14 May 2020
ISBN : 9781501347030
Pages : 251 pages
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Sonic Phantoms by Barbara Ellison Book PDF Summary

In this book, Barbara Ellison and Thomas B. W. Bailey lay out and explore the mystifying and evanescent musical territory of 'sonic phantoms': auditory illusions within the musical material that convey a 'phantasmatic' presence. Structured around a large body of compositional work developed by Ellison over the past decade, sonic phantoms are revealed and illustrated as they arise through a diverse array of musical sources, materials, techniques, and compositional tools: voices (real and synthetic), field recordings, instrument manipulation, object amplification, improvisation, and recording studio techniques. Somehow inherent in all music--and perhaps in all sound--sonic phantoms lurk and stalk with the promise of mystery and elevation. We just need to conjure them.

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