Composition Colloquium: Matthew Monaco and Nathan Corder
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Matthew Monaco discusses the evolving role of improvisation and transcription in his recent work where he explores the interaction between a longstanding engagement with fragmented, microscopic musical material, and spontaneous, idiomatic redefinitions of such material. His presentation will draw from completed works from 2021-2024, as well as a work in progress for ensemble. In discussing musical examples, he will illustrate some of his views on...
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1 dates (11 Apr - 11 Apr)
Apr
11
Fri
3:00 pm
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, United States
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