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Fluence
The recording and short video clips that comprise Fluence are the residual documentation of a single 40 minute live performance. This performance itself, however, contains within it traces of an earlier performance. Blurring of temporal boundaries, as well as investigating and subverting the distinction between input and output, are central to Fluence.
You can download the entire recording in MP3 format here.
Click here to listen in new window.The participants were as follows:
David Stent, who designed and built the graphic device which allowed him to create multiple lines on a scrolling sheet of paper, acting both in response to the musicians and as a guide for their activity. View static section of scroll.
Dominic Lash, on double bass, who also wrote the flowcharts that guided the improvisational interaction between the participants.
Alexander Hawkins on piano.
Ray Lee on theremin and electronics.
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Paul Whitty on piano and electronics.
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Miles Doubleday on minidisc, mixing desk and amplifier, who introduced recorded elements of a previous realisation of Fluence according to a strict scheme based on the activity of the other players.

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