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Rendition clinic

Sheet Music: Score

Rendition clinic : for three percussionists and strobe lights / Damien Ricketson.

by Damien Ricketson (2015)

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Rendition Clinic is an exploration of light and sound attacks. Two percussionists are paired with two modified strobe lights (controlled by the third player) to create a quartet of sonic-visual relationships. The percussionists' sounds are derived from a combination of the audible 'clack' produced by the strobes as the high voltage capacitors discharge, as well as a linked customsynth that produces tones at the outer extremes of our audible range. In a simple three-part structure, the sometimes disconcerting combination of light and sound pulses references the use of strobes to affect altered states of perception in settings ranging from nightclubs to medical clinics to 'soft' torture. Many thanks to percussionists Eugene Ughetti, Matthias Schack Arnott and Louise Devenish for their creative input in developing the work and to Steffan Ianigro for 'hacking' the strobes. (Damien Ricketson)

Published by: Curious Noise — 1 score (7p. -- A3 (landscape))

Difficulty: Advanced

Duration: 9 mins

Commissioned by Speak Percussion.

First performance by Speak Percussion — 29 Oct 15. Premiered as part of Speak Percussion's international Fluorophone tour beginning at LASALLE Singapore

Includes program note and performance directions.

The composer notes the following about this work:
integrated sound & light

Flexible duration 9-12 min. Contact Damien Ricketson for access to custom strobe instrument (and controllers).

Typeset edition.

ISMN: 9790 720068312

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