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Authors |
Palle Dahlstedt Per Anders Nilsson Gino Robair |
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Published in | Proceedings of International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression (NIME), Baton Rouge, May 31 - June 3, 2015 |
Publication year | 2015 |
Published at |
Department of Applied Information Technology (GU) Academy of Music and Drama |
Language | en |
Links |
https://nime2015.lsu.edu/proceeding... |
Keywords | collaborative interfaces, group improvisation, systemic improvisation, open work, experimental music, live score, generative score |
Subject categories | Human Computer Interaction, Music |
The Bucket System is a new system for computer-mediated ensemble improvisation, designed by improvisers for improvisers. Coming from a tradition of structured free ensemble improvisation practices (comprovisation), influenced by post-WW2 experimental music practices, it is a signaling system implemented with a set of McMillen QuNeo controllers as input and output interfaces, powered by custom software. It allows for a new kind of on-stage compositional/improvisation interaction.