In this étude Parmegiani juxtaposes sounds derived from elastic instrumental skins (including the zarb) and vibrating strings, with similar types of gesture created electronically.
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February 12, 1998Sheffield (England, UK)
Broadcasts
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- Francis Dhomont / Comte de Lautréamont, Je te salue, vieil océan! (1998, 2000-04), 14:54
- Bernard Parmegiani, De natura sonorum: Étude élastique (1974, 75), 6:42
- Adam Stanović, Metallurgic (2015), 8:16
- David Berezan, Badlands (2008), 10:35
- Manuella Blackburn, Ice breaker (2015), 7:10
- Bérangère Maximin, Infinitesimal: Distance (2013), 7:40
- Åke Parmerud, Grains of Voices (1994-95), 31:11