704 Interamnia
from Asteroeidēs by Cláudio de Pina
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Historical organ using extended techniques.
Most of these techniques reside in the way you interact with the keyboard. Specially on a pipe organ that is not fully electronically enabled. Meaning that the keys are played with a traction mechanism, and the register stops are connected directly to the organ. If a organ is not controlled electronically, one can achieve other kinds of effects and techniques.
Here’s a definition of extended techniques: In music, extended technique is unconventional, unorthodox, or non-traditional methods of singing or of playing musical instruments employed to obtain unusual sounds or timbres.These techniques can be called extended, since they change the way you play and the sound of theorgan.
(19) (PDF) paper available from: www.researchgate.net/publication/329277307_Extended_techniques_on_the_pipe_organ [accessed Mar 18 2020].
Most of these techniques reside in the way you interact with the keyboard. Specially on a pipe organ that is not fully electronically enabled. Meaning that the keys are played with a traction mechanism, and the register stops are connected directly to the organ. If a organ is not controlled electronically, one can achieve other kinds of effects and techniques.
Here’s a definition of extended techniques: In music, extended technique is unconventional, unorthodox, or non-traditional methods of singing or of playing musical instruments employed to obtain unusual sounds or timbres.These techniques can be called extended, since they change the way you play and the sound of theorgan.
(19) (PDF) paper available from: www.researchgate.net/publication/329277307_Extended_techniques_on_the_pipe_organ [accessed Mar 18 2020].
credits
from Asteroeidēs,
released March 10, 2020
Image: ESO/J. Hanuš et al
Image: ESO/J. Hanuš et al
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Cláudio de Pina Lisbon, Portugal
Sound artist, improviser, organist and composer.
FCT research fellow, MA, DAS and PhD candidate.
Avant-garde Bard of Sorts
discography
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Jun 2022 -
Mar 2020 -
Mar 2020
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