Site and Time Specificity  In the Performance of Live Electronics

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 13 Oct 2016Publisher:PPUFU - Portal de Periódicos da Universidade Federal de UberlândiaJournal:ouvirOUver, volume 12, pages 74-84 (issn: 1809-290X, eissn: 1983-1005,

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Authors: Theodoros Lotis;

doi: 10.14393/ouv18-v12n1a2016-5 , 10.5281/zenodo.1149218 , 10.5281/zenodo.1149219

Site and Time Specificity In the Performance of Live Electronics

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ABSTRACT This article examines the adaptation of site and time specific processes in the performance of live electronics. A worked example of a site and time specific concert in a public bus is provided, allowing for evaluation of performative methods and techniques. RESUMO Este artigo examina a adaptação de processos site specific e time specific na performance com eletrônicos em tempo real. É fornecido um exemplo trabalhado de um concerto site specific e time specific num ônibus público, o qual permite a avaliação de métodos e técnicas performáticas.

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Keywords

N1-9211, Fine Arts, Arts in general, Site specific, time specific, performance, sound art, live electronics, concert venues. Arte sonora, eletrônicos em tempo real, espaços de concerto., N, site specific time specific art live electronics, NX1-820, Visual arts

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