Performance research - some examples
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLXIYIv9unw
3 Postcards from lockdown: Translating visual art to music for flute and live electronics
3 postcards from lockdown, completed in the 2020 lockdown, is a semi-
improvised, original work comprising 3 miniature musical dialogues. it involves
intersemiotic translations of postcard-sized visual artworks hanging in the author’s
home to music for flute and electronics. the research poses questions about processes of
sensation extraction, notation, instrumental and computer collaboration, and
performance.
Here is a video performance of 3 postcards from lockdown
with jean penny (flutes) and andrew blackburn (electronics)
with jean penny (flutes) and andrew blackburn (electronics)
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Making Place
Katharine Norman: Making Place, for instrument and live electronics (2013, rev. 2016)
Version 1
– a Malaysian version created for flute and performed by Jean Penny (2019-20)
Version 2
- an Australian version created for alto flute and performed by Jean Penny (2020)
These projects are outcomes of recent research publications, one on intercultural performance of music for flute and electronics and the other exploring the quotidian, in response to COVID-19 restrictions .
More details at https://www.jeanpenny.com/making-place.html
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Katharine Norman: Making Place, for instrument and live electronics (2013, rev. 2016)
Version 1
– a Malaysian version created for flute and performed by Jean Penny (2019-20)
Version 2
- an Australian version created for alto flute and performed by Jean Penny (2020)
These projects are outcomes of recent research publications, one on intercultural performance of music for flute and electronics and the other exploring the quotidian, in response to COVID-19 restrictions .
More details at https://www.jeanpenny.com/making-place.html
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The following files include my DMA thesis (2009) as well as examples of research projects untaken while living and working in Malaysia from 2011 to 2016 as Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Music and Performing Arts, University Pendidikan Sultan Idris, Perak, Malaysia. The highest level of grant (FRGS) was awarded for two major projects in Malaysia, which allowed for extensive and innovative work to occur. Information on an earlier project funded by the university (GPU) follows.
Malaysian Research Projects
The Imaginary Space: Developing models of a Malaysian/Western electroacoustic music. Fundamental Research Grant Scheme, Malaysian Government 2012-14
| the_imaginary_space_frgs_2014_(july_2015).pdf |
| frgs_tis_poster.pdf |
Spectromorphological Notation - Notating the unNotatable? Modeling a new system of timbral and performance notation for ethnomusicological, musique-mixte and electroacoustic music compositions. Fundamental Research Grant Scheme, Malaysian Government 2013-16
Spectromorphological Notation - Notating the unNotatable? Modeling a new system of timbral and performance notation for ethnomusicological, musique-mixte and electroacoustic music compositions. Fundamental Research Grant Scheme, Malaysian Government 2013-16
| spectromorphological_notation_project_information.pdf |
New Music Creation, Development and Performances. GPU University Grant 2013
| new_music_creation_project.pdf |
Doctor of Musical Arts Thesis (2009, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University)
The extended flautist: Techniques, technologies and performer perceptions in music for flute and electronics
| penny_the_extended_flautist.pdf |