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This Music Is So Strange: Claude Vivier's Queerness

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Author
Gilutz, Amit
Abstract

This portfolio contains three works for various media composed between 2012 and 2015: the task of interpretation (a counterpoint to Edward Said), for prepared string quartet, gamelan and electronics is a meditation on the possibility and current limitations of multiculturalism; Miscellaneous Romance no.3 (Paris), for two singer-actors, percussion and electronics is a music theater piece exploring romance in Paris's cyberspace; and 1, this useless tool [this folded flower], is incidental tape music composed for Enrico D Wey's project on the Asian gay embodied experience in Western culture.

Date Issued
2016-02-01
Keywords
Claude Vivier
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Contemporary music
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Queer theory
Committee Chair
Ernste, Kevin M.
Committee Member
Bjerken, Xak
Stucky, Steven Edward
Levy, Fabien
Degree Discipline
Music
Degree Name
D.M.A., Music
Degree Level
Doctor of Musical Arts
Type
dissertation or thesis

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