Vocals with Live-Electronics: Sequitur IX by Karlheinz Essl, performed by Margarete Jungen

"Sequitur" is a series of compositions for a solo instrument and live-electronics, composed by Karlheinz Essl in 2008/2009. A computer program written in Max/MSP generates a complex 8-part canon from the live input which is sent to a network of sound transformators which are controlled by compositional algorithms in realtime.

This versions was written for the mezzosopranist Margarete Jungen and performed by herself during the concert "Melange à trois" at the machbar, Klosterneuburg on March 19th, 2009.

http://www.essl.at/works/sequitur.html

Video by Marian Essl

Category:

Music

Tags:

• vocals
• electronic
• experimental
• computer
• music
• algorithmic
• composition
• Max/MSP
• Margarete
• Jungen
• Karlheinz
• Essl
• machbar
• Klosterneuburg

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Gorgeous. This is an amazing work. I'm fairly new into the electronic composition game and I had not previously heard of Max/ MSP. Does it have a steep learning curve for those familiar with general audio software?