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Music and Creativity II: Elaborate displays

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A presentation about existing concert pieces and their potential to become video works. Using two recent practice-based commissions as case studies, this talk will describe creative research goals as they developed from two devising-minded collaborations between composer, performer and technician. In association with the RCM Centre for Music and Multimedia Chair: David Burnand

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