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Rakes, Live Deaths and Modified Cassette Players: Three Contemporary Sound Artists from Colombia
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Leonardo Music Journal (2013) 23: 41–46.
Published: 01 December 2013
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ABSTRACT Sound art activity in Colombia has proliferated in the last decade, as evidenced by the considerable number of shows focusing on sound works by Colombian artists in recent years. The author presents three artists—Rodrigo Restrepo, Leonel Vásquez and Ícaro Zorbar—each of whom represents a distinct point in the continuum between music and sound art. The artists' individual and distinct approaches to the use of technology and their very personal conceptions of space and time are discussed.
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I Know It's Only Noise but I Like It: Scattered Notes on the Pleasures of Experimental Improvised Music
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Leonardo Music Journal (2002) 12: 31–32.
Published: 01 December 2002
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The author, a Colombian improvisational musician residing in New York, muses about the pleasures associated with experimental improvised music. He draws from his own experience and from ideas borrowed from the viewpoints of others to present a deliberately disjointed picture of the subject.