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26 de nov. de 2007 · self-explanatory. Also on my website www.thelayreader.com
On I Am Sitting in a Room, Alvin Lucier records himself speaking four sentences in which he explains the method and aim of the piece.In a nutshell, he is sitting in a room and recording the sound of his speaking voice. He will play this recording back into the room again and again taping each iteration until all semblance of his speech is destroyed.
1 de dic. de 2021 · I Am Sitting in a Room – first recorded at Brandeis in 1969, then again in his Middletown, Conn., home in March 1970 – is a study in resonance, decay and time. On it, Lucier recites the ...
14 de may. de 2021 · Composer and former student of Alvin Lucier, Nicolas Collins, notes that “l am sitting in a room would seem to be a piece that needs no further explanation. It begins, after all, by stating in plain English exactly what is going to happen and why – a radical notion at the time (1969), and one that spawned a whole school of compositional activity in the United States and England.”
29 de ene. de 2016 · I am sitting in a room starts as an Apollonian work. Lucier’s structured speech is decidedly not poetic, so that “the space becomes audible without distractions.” 4 Throughout the piece, Lucier reminds his audience that sound consists of vibrations that, like particles of light, are affected by the surrounding environment.
I Am Sitting in a Room. Lucier compuso I Am Sitting in a Room en 1969, una obra electroacústica experimental en la que utiliza la grabación de su voz, diciendo "I Am Sitting in a Room" ("estoy sentado en una habitación"), describiendo lo que estaba haciendo en ese momento determinado, y reproduciendo dicha grabación en bucle hasta que las ...
Alvin Lucier performs "I am sitting in a room" at the 2014 Seeing/Sensing/Sounding CAST Symposium. Photo: L. Barry Hetherington. Evan Ziporyn (left) with Alvin Lucier. Photo: CAST/ video still. Alvin Lucier, Music on a Long Thin Wire, 1977. Alvin Lucier performs "I am sitting in a room" at the 2014 Seeing/Sensing/Sounding CAST Symposium.
