Citation: Heyde, Neil and Fitch, Fabrice The Collaborative Process as Research.
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Abstract
A critical reflection on a collaboration between Fabrice Fitch and Neil Heyde as composer and performer, respectively. This dialogue traces the genesis of a composition by Fabrice Fitch for speaking cellist, "Per Serafino Calbarsi II: Le Songe de Panurge", written in 2002-3 and premiered at the BMIC's Cutting Edge series in October 2006. The collaboration first evolved as a constant exchange of ideas in which concept, technique and realization were held in fine balance. The session begins with a performance of the piece. The video accompanies the article '"Recercar' - The Collaborative Process as Invention' in twentieth-century music, 4/1 (2007), 71-85 doi:10.1017/S1478572207/000539
Metadata
| Additional Information: | Summary: A performance of Fitch's "Per Serafino Calbarsi II: Le Songe de Panurge" with discussion of the collaborative process. |
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| Creators: | Heyde, Neil and Fitch, Fabrice and |
| Subjects: | Music |
| Keywords: | Material type: Workshops and Demonstrations, Musical Tradition: Western Classical, |
| Divisions: | Institute of Musical Research |
| Collections: | Practice as Research in Music Online (PRIMO) |
| References: | Composers: Fitch, Fabrice; Performers: Heyde, Neil (Cello); Contains third-party copyright material: no; |