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Qu'y a-t-il de commun entre la traduction du patrimoine littéraire mondial en langue wolof défendue par Boubacar Boris Diop dans le contexte postcolonial sénégalais, les négociations entre différents acteurs associatifs et institutionnels autour des routes de la mémoire de la dictature au Chili, l'hétérochronie sous-jacente à la « biennalisation » de l'espace urbain à Tirana dans l'Albanie post-socialiste, la mise en fiction documentaire de leur propre culture par les autochtones Kakataibo en Amazonie péruvienne, la création collective autour de la danse du Diable dans les Andes urbaines en Bolivie, l'effet de l'intégration des arts sonores dans un musée sur le genre artistique lui-même autant que sur l'institution, et la recréation collaborative des happenings d'Allan Kaprow à partir des scripts ? Aucune de ces contributions ne conçoit les patrimoines culturels comme des corpus établis d'œuvres du passé achevées qui feraient l'objet d'une conservation illusoirement neutre idéologiquement. Elles éclairent au contraire la patrimonialisation en tant que processus dynamique d'interaction avec la création, celle-ci étant entendue au sens large de production artistique, culturelle et sociale dont les enjeux sont aussi bien esthétiques que politiques et institutionnels. L'accent est mis sur l'impact spatial (local et mondial ; territoires naturels et espaces urbains), temporel (passé et présent) et institutionnel (littérature, musées, urbanisme, configuration du territoire) de collaborations interdisciplinaires qui impliquent souvent des négociations complexes entre les différents acteurs. Ces perspectives diverses contribuent ainsi toutes à mettre au jour ce que masquent souvent les termes de « préservation » ou de « conservation », à savoir la dimension performative de la patrimonialisation.

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In this fourth edition of the classic text on the history and evolution of electronic music, Peter Manning extends the definitive account of the medium from its birth to include key developments from the dawn of the 21st century to the present day.

Computer music --- Electronic music --- History and criticism.

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Composer, performer, instrument builder, teacher, and writer Gordon Mumma has left an indelible mark on the American contemporary music scene. A prolific composer and innovative French horn player, Mumma is recognized for integrating advanced electronic processes into musical structures, an approach he has termed "Cybersonics." Musicologist Michelle Fillion curates a collection of Mumma's writings, presenting revised versions of his classic pieces as well as many unpublished works from every stage of his storied career. Here, through words and astonishing photos, is Mumma's chronicle of seminal events in the musical world of the twentieth century: his cofounding the Cooperative Studio for Electronic Music; his role in organizing the historic ONCE Festivals of Contemporary Music; performances with the Sonic Arts Union; and working alongside John Cage and David Tudor as a composer-musician with the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. In addition, Mumma describes his collaborations with composers, performers, dancers, and visual artists ranging from Robert Ashley and Pauline Oliveros to Marcel Duchamp and Robert Rauschenberg. Candid and insightful, Cybersonic Arts is the eye-opening account of a broad artistic community by an active participant and observer.

Music --- Electronic music. --- Computer music. --- Mumma, Gordon,

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This book is dedicated to the topic of performance practice of electroacoustic music, focusing mainly on the production of RAI's Studio di Fonologia in Milan between the 1950s and 1970s. It is the result of an in-depth dialogue between musicology and musical practice, presenting musicological and practice-based contributions, some dealing with specific problems of performance practice, in particular the analysis and interpretation of the aesthetic prerequisites and production conditions of the repertoire from a musicological perspective, others focusing on specific works and on their realisation from a performer's perspective. Overall, this publication is intended as a contribution to the performance culture of the repertoire.

Electronic music --- History and criticism --- S 2F M (Electronic music studio) --- Studio di fonologia musicale di Firenze --- Conferences - Meetings --- Music.

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This is a revised and expanded (3rd) edition of Peter Manning's introduction to electronic and computer music, dealing with the development of electronic and computer music from its birth to the present day. It features information about software innovations and an increased emphasis on digital media.

Computer music --- Electronic music --- History and criticism. --- Musique électronique --- Musique par ordinateur --- Histoire et critique