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Panmure vistas
Violin (or violin ensemble), computer audio processing

RSN:

62165

Composition Date:

1999

Revision Date:

N/A

Duration:

Not Provided

Cataloguing Information

Found 1 record(s)

Bruce Pennycook

International

Call Number

MI 9203 P416pa

Genre

Chamber Ensemble (2-9 Performers) with Electronics / Multi-Media, Bowed Strings

Material Type

Print-music

Acquisition Date

12/02/2010

Library Collection Publisher / Label

Unpublished, printed by CMC / Inédit, imprimé par le CMC

Additional Information

Violin (or violin ensemble) and computer audio processing System Setup Computer and Software MacG4 running OS 9.x; 32 Mb DRAM minimum SuperCollider 2.2.9 (set to 24 Mb preferred size) Opcode OMS Panmure performance software (from the composer) Audio Violin Mic (contact or air) to Console Uncompressed violin signal goes to the Main Outs SEND MONO violin on L and R to MONO Compressor/Limiter Output of compressor/limiter to Console Split two mono signals L/R to Macintosh In Mac Stereo Out to 2 channels of Board to Main Outs MIDI Peavey Control, MIDI In to Mac Serial Port Use OMS and Super Collider will see the device Sliders can be automatically assigned in SuperCollider

Premiere

1999, Montreal; Clemens Markel, violin; concert of the Group of the Electronic Music Studio (GEMS) at McGill University.

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Instrumentation

Found 2 record(s)

Instrument	Number	Solo
Violin	1	No
Computer / Live Electronics	1	No

Panmure Vistas was conceived during an idyllic summer holiday touring New Brunswick and camping in Panmure Island Provincial Park, Prince Edward Island. There are echoes of fiddle music in this piece combined with an electroacoustic soundscape inspired by the rugged beauty and ceaseless oscillations of wind and sea. Panmure Vistas can be peformed by a solo violinist or by any number of violinists playing in unison. It was first performed in Montreal(1999) by Clemens Markel for a concert of the Group of the Electronic Music Studio (GEMS) at McGill University.

Physical Description

Found 2 record(s)

Extent of Item	Page Count	Width	Height
1 score (18 p.) ;	18	22.00	28.00
1 part (15 p.) ;	0	22.00	28.00

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