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Inês Carvalho
Musicologist, researcher in graphic scores · Lisbon, Portugal
Why Researches how performers read graphic scores, the question behind Open Score.
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Score for Five Bodies
Performance by Leon Weber · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why A generated score read live by performers, the same idea as Open Score, applied to movement instead of sound.
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Leon Weber
Creative Researcher & Computational Artist · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Why Builds live, generated visual scores for dancers. A different discipline, the same kind of score.
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Listening Nights
Monthly audiovisual performances by Nachtfeld Collective · Berlin, Germany
Why A live setting where a playable graphic score like Open Score could be tried in front of an audience.
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Open Notation Symposium
Two-day symposium on notation and technology · Graz, Austria
Why Has a strand on software-based scores and an open call for demos.
Source: open-notation.at
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Signal Field Residency
Artist residency for sound and technology · Europe
Why Their focus on interdisciplinary sound and technology projects matches the direction of Resonant Spaces and Open Score.
Source: signalfield-residency.eu
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