creation

For percussion, video and electronics

Split-screen Canons is a transdisciplinary piece imagined by Sébastien Roux.
The piece involves a compositional system where the musical score becomes a split-screen film that is arranged in real time. The piece takes its origin in electronic canons written by Sébastien Roux for the GRM and initiated at the GMEM(10 Canons de Vuza, 2018) and which serve as a basis for the research of sound materials for percussion.
The canons are so-called Vuza canons. They are rhythmic canons that have two specificities: the different voices of the canon never overlap and once all the voices have entered, all the beats are occupied. All the voices are played successively by the performer, each one is recorded (audio and video), and superimposed on the previous ones. The fxe shot on the hands of the percussionist playing is multiplied.
The canon builds up, the voices accumulate and complete each other, the split-screen fills up until the whole projection space is occupied by a fllm.

Mentions
Biography(s)
Location
Split screen guns
Sébastien Roux
Modulation
Concert
Tue. November 16, 2021 | 7:00 pm Friche la Belle de Mai (the Module)

DURATION
40 min.

RATES
Unique 6€
Modulations loyalty card 30€*
Limited number of seats
*Gives access to all Modulations of the 2022-23 season

Distribution

Sébastien Roux
composition

Stéphane Garin
percussion

Jérome Tuncer
sound and video programming




WORKS OF

Sébastien Roux
Piece for percussions, video and electronics - 2021

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