Nerve scales, a musical and multimedia performance

Tim Long

Nerve scales, a musical and multimedia performance

Tim Long

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Abstract

Nerve Scales Free Range November 6 2014
Mrs Jones' Kitchen Canterbury

Contributors
Jim Backhouse radio works
Andy Birtwistle reads from Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven

Tim Long sounds Nerve Scales, with objects

Lemon Otter reading from Elsa Von Freytag-Loringhoven
‘Aphrodite to Mars’ with drone from Sam Bailey

Adam Button speaks Antonin Artaud’s words, adapted from the text 'Nerve Scales'.

The performances brought together readings, music and interactive elements. The works presented by Tim Long and Masa Kakinoko employed improvisation and computer controlled interactions.

Loosely based around the text by Antonin Artaud, from 1925, the performances animated themes of subjective instability and mental distress.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012

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