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Renzo piano: piece by piece

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posted on 2025-05-09, 00:59 authored by Richard Vella
‘Renzo Piano: Piece by Piece’, a composition for chamber ensemble and video, celebrates the Italian architect Renzo Piano. It is the composer’s re-edit of five musical cues from the original documentary. The composer’s edit of the original film investigates non mainstream approaches to film music exploring a sensory relation between music and image. It liberates music from its mainstream conventional role, allowing it to function as a primary perceptual element and narrative vehicle. Non-synchronous relationships to image, enable the music to explore analogy evoking the architect’s sense of light, space and density. The viewer experiences a “quasi-synesthesic” relationship with the image, editing and music. This provides insights into the phenomenology of imagination, by exploring the further possibilities of sound/image and spatial relationships, in film and video-making outside the mainstream.

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Topology

Place published

New Farm, Qld.

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  • en, English

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Faculty of Education and Arts

School

School of Creative Industries

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