"Locus Moment," Director: "a collaboration between ktru, musician Jon Durbin, composer Jens Joneleit, and coordinator Gunnar Hartmann", identifier # VHS-2019-0101
Scope and Contents
a collaboration between ktru, musician Jon Durbin, composer Jens Joneleit, and coordinator Gunnar Hartmann
"locus moment: an urban event incorporating radio (broadcast over the airwaves and on the web (www.ktru.org), live musical performance and video.
-9:00 pm radio broadcast->tune your radio to ktru 91.7 fm
-9:30 pm live performance->be at the corner of milam and elgin
01/19/10 milam/elgin
locus moment: a collaboration between ktru, musician Jon Durbin, composer Jens Joneleit, and coordinator Gunnar Hartmann
Scape Realizations is a musical composition in which the performer tries to realize landscape or cityscape for her/himself and/or the listening audience through sounds. The performer will achieve this by utilizing her/his vision of the environment around her/him, i.e. by looking at a greater 'vision-frame' and also reading certain focus-areas. The performer will use her/his surrounding landscape as the score which to play from and create the sounds given through signs and symbols created by the composer. In other words, the composer supplies only general guidelines with colored and shaped symbols which are attached to certain pitches as well as supplying symbols and sings to enable the performer to realize the landscape through sound from which she/he is reading it. In addition the Soundfield (resembling the out-of-sight, Houston as a condition of perpetual motion) should not be followed time wise - it only supplies a platform for the created sounds of the performer."
Dates
- Creation: 1961 - 2010
Conditions Governing Access
A digitized copy of this item is accessible upon request by contacting woodson@rice.edu and using identifier # VHS-2019-0101 in the request. This item is stored in a nearline / dark preservation environment.
Extent
From the Collection: 12 Linear Feet
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Repository Details
Part of the Woodson Research Center, Rice University, Houston, Texas Repository
Fondren Library MS-44, Rice University
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Houston Texas 77005 USA
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