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Research

This section explores the confluence of art, music, and mass culture from various angles, in the form of thematic series produced by artists. An ensemble, critical and partial historiography of contemporary culture sieved through sound, which highlights contemporary music practices and related projects from different disciplines. It also includes à la carte music, with accompanying essays, under the umbrella of the Interruptions series.

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30:22

PROBES #21.2. Auxiliaries

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2017/11/20

In this auxiliary, Asian instruments find their way into all sorts of unexpected situations, both at home and abroad.

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56:19

PROBES #21.

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2017/09/03

Chris Cutler's survey of the incorporation of exotic instruments into western musical vocabularies moves from the Caribbean to East Asia, considering, en route, the curious case of world music as a commercial and ideological category.

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30:17

PROBES #20.2. Auxiliaries

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2017/04/17

In this auxiliary, Indian classical instruments make the most of their access-all-areas pass to visit every genre and sprinkle kharmic dust.

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31:02

PROBES #22.2. Auxiliaries

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2017/02/19

In this auxiliary Western forms, in their hunt for timbre - and sometimes meaning - raid, amongst others, the musical resources of Australia, China, Mexico, The Alps, Turkey, Japan, Brasil, Korea, Peru, and Armenia.

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60:43

PROBES #20

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2017/01/01

Chris Cutler traces the immense impact Indian instruments and aesthetics had on both thinking and playing, across all forms of western music from Messiaen and La Monte Young to John Coltrane and the Beatles.

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29:34

PROBES #19.2. Auxiliaries

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2016/11/22

In this auxiliary Chris Cutler meets more repurposed African instruments in several fields, and takes one glimpse at the reverse traffic. Interestingly, for the first time, there’s hardly any adoption in contemporary classical circles. Answers on a postcard, please.

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85:19

ON LISTENING #1. Thinking (through) the ear

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2016/10/24

Can we think through listening? Seth-Kim Cohen, Christoph Cox, Julian Henriques, Casey O’Callaghan, Peter Szendy and Salomé Voegelin discuss why thinking should not be at odds with resonating...

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50:29

PROBES #19.

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2016/09/02

In PROBES #19 Chris Cutler continues to look at the importation of exotic instruments, in this case from Africa, in pursuit of a specifically non-American American expression of culture and politics.

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29:12

PROBES #18.2. Auxiliaries

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2016/08/04

In this auxilliary, bachelor pad hi-fi stereo exotica whips off its kitschy disguise to reveal a revolutionary core, abandoning boring documentation for a hyperreal exploration of novel timbres, impossible spatialities and radical fragmentation. This is where recording technology finally becomes aware of itself as an aesthetic rather than as a purely technical medium.

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57:02

PROBES #18.

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2016/04/28

In PROBES #18, Chris Cutler raises lowly percussion high and introduces us in the hyperreal world of hi-fi stereo, pure listening and exotica.

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28:20

PROBES #17.2. Auxiliaries

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2016/03/07

In this new auxiliary Chris Cutler follows the gamelan, falls into further experiments with percussion and slides inexorably into exotic appropriation.

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48:04

PROBES #17.

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2016/02/25

In PROBES #17, we trace how the gamelan collided with western notions of music and exotic percussion spread like a virus into every field.

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29:26

PROBES #16.2. Auxiliaries

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2016/01/31

In PROBES #16.2, we wonder how far you can go with banjos, mandolins, balalaikas, jew’s harps and ensembles of folk instruments. And it’s pretty far.

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49:22

PROBES #16

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2016/01/13

PROBES #16 concludes the four programmes that investigate the repurposing of folk instruments. This time it’s banjos, mandolins, balalaikas, jew’s harps and ensembles of folk instruments are extracted from their proper contexts and made to do strange and unnatural things.

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44:09

MEMORABILIA. COLLECTING SOUNDS WITH... Steve Stapleton

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2015/12/27

The brainchild of Nurse with Wound shares the main features of a collection that might help us understand the unorthodox nature of his own trajectory, as influential as it is extensive.

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28:49

PROBES #15.2. Auxiliaries

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2015/12/02

In this new auxiliary, bagpipes, zithers, harmonicas and hurdy-gurdys do things they aren’t supposed to do in contexts in which they aren’t supposed to do them... rather brillantly.

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61:31

INTERRUPTIONS #20. The Little People In The Radio...

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2015/11/09

Anna Friz’s mix and text present a collage exploring the environment, morphology and taxonomy of the little people inside the radio.

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49:48

PROBES #15.1.

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2015/10/18

In PROBES #15 we look at experimental uses of the more intractable folk instruments: bagpipes, hurdy gurdy and harmonica. Is nothing sacred?

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44:37

PROBES #14.1.

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2015/09/14

In PROBES #14 we take a detour to show how a collision of folk mechanisms, social upheaval, sound recording and electrification underpinned the growth of a new polyglot musical language, and a new aesthetic constituency.

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29:49

PROBES #13.2. Auxiliaries

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2015/08/09

This new auxiliary by Chris Cutler digs into new sounds made with long-forgotten instruments.

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