Electronic dramaturgy and computer-aided composition in Re Orso

Marco Stroppa (1) , Jean Bresson (2)

1 Musikhochschule Stuttgart
2 Repmus - Représentations musicales

Re Orso is an opera merging acoustic instruments and electronics. Voice and electronics are essential elements of the dramaturgy and of the composition in this piece. Both have been written and organised with computer-aided compositional tools. This text explores some of the representative OpenMusic patches developed for this project.

Mots clés: OpenMusic; computer-aided compositon; singing-voice synthesis

Domaines: Musique, musicologie et arts de la scène; Informatique [cs]

Marco Stroppa, Jean Bresson. Electronic dramaturgy and computer-aided composition in Re Orso. Jean Bresson, Carlos Agon, Gérard Assayag. The OM Composer's Book 3, Editions Delatour France / IRCAM-Centre Pompidou, 2016, 9782752102836. ⟨hal-01353799⟩