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We invite students and recent graduates to become part of Chora Gavit: A Score for Moving Bodies — a spatial music performance created for the opening ceremony of the Golden Apricot International Film Festival.
Rather than performing on a stage, musicians are dispersed throughout the foyer, each becoming an individual sound source inside a carefully composed musical ecosystem.
Visitors walk freely through the space, creating their own unique listening experience with every step.
Rather than performing on a stage, musicians are dispersed throughout the foyer, each becoming an individual sound source inside a carefully composed musical ecosystem.
Visitors walk freely through the space, creating their own unique listening experience with every step.
we offer
Musicians will receive:
• professional photo and video documentation
• technical support
• collaboration experience with composers, curators, and musicians
• learn how to perform within a spatial composition rather than a traditional ensemble
• experiment with improvisation inside a musical ecosystem
• access to new international audience
• participation in the opening ceremony of one of the region's leading international film festivals
• technical support
• collaboration experience with composers, curators, and musicians
• learn how to perform within a spatial composition rather than a traditional ensemble
• experiment with improvisation inside a musical ecosystem
• access to new international audience
• participation in the opening ceremony of one of the region's leading international film festivals
for whom
We're seeking musicians working with strings, woodwinds, percussion, harp, classical guitar, armenian traditional instruments.
In addition, we're also inviting a limited number of electronic musicians to join the project.
No previous experience with experimental performance is required. What matters most is curiosity, openness and willingness to explore new artistic formats.
In addition, we're also inviting a limited number of electronic musicians to join the project.
No previous experience with experimental performance is required. What matters most is curiosity, openness and willingness to explore new artistic formats.
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