Heather Frasch
Forskning
Digital Boxes
Digital Boxes is a versatile digital instrument constructed from cigar boxes. With microphones, sensors & objects hidden inside, the instrument serves as a vessel for hiding/revealing material during the pieces that it interprets.
Filtering |Resonating
This is a series of works that explores the conceptual and sonic possibilities of using objects as physical filters.
Fragile Environments
Fragile Environments: harnessing creative interventions in sound composition and music technologies to encourage imaginative listening and increased agency in facing the climate emergency.
Sonic Entangelments
This is a series of works (for performer-composer and notated compositions) using DIY kinetic objects that are manipulated live, enhanced with real-time electronics and samples, then blended with synthesizers to create textural polyphonic composition.
Sense Boxes
This interactive installation brings physicality back from the touch-less world of disembodied electroacoustic music asking the question “If you could touch a sound what would it feel like?”
Shadow Boxes
for performers, kinetic sound objects & shadows
Technology: Inaudible sine tones, transducers, kinetic objects (vibrating surfaces & moving objects) & 2 LED lights
Formidling
Weaving Broken Threads
for performer-composer and digital boxes
Still & Stretched: a mute tumult of memories
work for chamber ensemble and live electronics (score and sound in video)
Textural Study No 1: for kinetic sound sculptures & real-time electronics 2023
Commissioned by the Musica di Strada Exhibition, Kleiner Wasserspeicher, Berlin.
2022
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