Living Scores Live

towards an extended and interdisciplinary contemporary percussion performance

Articles

Cock, T. De, Caers, V., & Buys, K. Van Den. (2015). An Examination of Philippe Hurel ’ s “ Loops II .” Percussive Notes, 3(May), 44–48.
Cock, T. De, Caers, V., & Buys, K. Van Den. (2014). Franco Donatoni. Percussive Notes, 2(March), 50–55
Caers, V., & Cock, T. De. (2013). Franco Donatoni.pdf. Adem, 2(april), 80–88.
Caers, V. (2012). Het loops-proces in het werk van Philippe Hurel. Adem, 4(oktober), 176–187.
Caers, V. (2011). De tijd wint altijd.pdf. Adem, 1(januari), 36–45.

About LS Live

Living Scores Live assesses the on-stage performance of contemporary percussion music. This Phd research investigates how repertoire-study might generate the necessary knowledge to create an extended performance of contemporary percussion music, and to which extent this can reinforce the concert-experience. In order to achieve this goal LS Live combines knowledge of learning trajectories and current insights in cognitive musical psychology. The research aims at developing interdisciplinary performance formats by detecting which elements of the artistic process in the composition are less perceptible in a pure auditive representation and transforming these elements into non-auditive additions to the live performance. In this way, the research places the audience’s experience of the artistic process at the heart of the contemporary percussion performance.

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