Listen to the Episode: Music, Recording and the Art of Interpretation
Leading Australia pianist Stephen Emmerson and audio producer Paul Draper (Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre, Griffith University) are collaborating on a piece of music in a new way, undertaking some thoughtful unpacking of notions of interpretation, creative arts research and the performer – recording method nexus. Cat Hope talked to them about the collaborative process between ‘technicians’ and musicians, and the possibilities for sound colour from within the studio.
Stephen and Paul’s presentation is available here as a pdf. And for more of Paul Draper’s ideas see his blog, Proximity Effect
Participants Comments
Listen to the commentary:
Create World is the place
Tim Landauer (Edith Cowan University) talks to Cat Hope in the middle of the noisy networking going on at a coffee break at Creaate World … everyone is obviously engaged with and enjoying the conference. Tim has just walked out of the Emmerson Draper presentation and explains why he thinks Create World is the perfect place for this sort of collaboration.
Allan Carrington is a Learning Designer with the Centre of Learning and Professional Development at the University of Adelaide. 
Dr Ian Green teaches and researches in areas of researcher education, elearning and linguistics at the University of Adelaide. 
Dr Kate Foy is a freelance creative arts consultant and practitioner, and an e-learning researcher. She was until recently Associate Professor and Deputy Dean Faculty of Arts, University of Southern Queensland. 
Cat Hope runs the composition, music technology and postgraduate programs in music at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) at Edith Cowan Univeristy in Perth, WA. She is a composer, performer, installation artist and active music researcher and writer. 
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