Thud for Bass Clarinet, Accordion and Live Sound Processing

Frank Lyons

Thud for Bass Clarinet, Accordion and Live Sound Processing

Frank Lyons

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Abstract

Thud is the fourth piece in a series which explores questions around aleatoric modular form, the narrative qualities of interval class sets and the use of multi touch controllers in live electronic processing.

Original language	English
Publisher	Contemporary Music Centre
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 24 Mar 2013

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Composition type: N/A

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