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\nSecond Camposanto<\/p>\n
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\nala1RECS-arsomnis<\/p>\n
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\n2011<\/p>\n
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description <\/p>\n the players the instruments the place date time duration possible guests <\/p>\n audio<\/p>\n Segundo camposanto (27 indicios)<\/em><\/p>\n Assembly of 27 audio segments made in various recording formats. This assembly, made by Nicol\u00e1s Carrasco, is based on the piece Camposanto [2010] ensamblaje de segmentos<\/em>, and the score an ort (1-9)<\/em>, by swiss composer Stefan Thut.<\/p>\n
\nSegundo camposanto was a walk in the public cemetery in Recoleta, on the morning of Thursday 23rd of June. We took recording devices, instruments and scores with us. Everyone recorded several two-minute segments in different media and sites throughout the cemetery, following a rigid pattern of duration and chronological stipulation.
\nOn the other hand, Sebasti\u00e1n performed f\u00fcr eine(n) oder einige ausf\u00fchrende(n)<\/em> [Manfred Werder], Santiago did page 519 of ein(e) ausf\u00fchrende(r)<\/em> [Werder] and pages 13 and 27 of monodies pour mallarm\u00e9<\/em> [Antoine Beuger], \u00c1lvaro executed for percussion perhaps, or …<\/em> [James Tenney], and Nicol\u00e1s did page 1 of eine\/r 1-9<\/em> [Stefan Thut] and his own intemperie # 2<\/em>. Also \u00c1lvaro and Nicol\u00e1s played page 385 of zwei ausf\u00fchrende <\/em>Werder].
\nEach of these activities was away or unavailable for others, who did not know what you did.
\nIt was a beautiful winter morning, very cold, sunny, the birds sang, some people worked watering, cleaning graves, sweeping, guards patrolled, others performed scores, occasionally there were sounds.
\nNCD<\/p>\n
\nSantiago Astaburuaga, Nicol\u00e1s Carrasco, <\/em>Alvaro Ortega and Sebasti\u00e1n Jatz Rawicz<\/p>\n
\nacoustic bass, 2 melodicas, bird whistle, 2 Zoom H4n, tape recorder, 2 minidiscs<\/p>\n
\nGeneral Cemetery, Av. La Paz, Recoleta, Santiago, Chile<\/p>\n
\nJune 23rd, 2011<\/p>\n
\nfrom 10:00 to 12:00<\/p>\n
\n120 minutes<\/p>\n
\nCemetery’s gardeners, bricklayers, clerks, visitors<\/p>\n