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DORON
SADJA
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Sadja, a native of Los Angeles, is currently studying Technology
In Music And Related Arts (TIMARA) at the Oberlin Conservatory of
Music in Ohio. Frustrated with rock bands, he began experimenting
with old synthesizers and 2-tracks made of dumpster pieces, creating
pseudo noisepieces. Eventually moving towards computer based music,
his projects still include homemade electronic instruments and cassette
experiments. Works have been included in the Threshold Festival
(Indiana).
a piece of string, a sunset is a five movement piece exploring the
subtle fluctuations in tone and amplitude created by the combination
of sinewaves nearly identical in pitch. Utilizing a 144 note per
octave scale, a piece of string, a sunset is made up of chords containing
notes 1/12 a semitone apart, with a heavy emphasis on pitches near
the threshold of human audibility. These extreme frequencies are
combined with the randomatomization of data/sound files, pulsating
minimalist click beats, and the continuously present expressive
meandering of a sol pont Violin, forming a highly electronic yet
still organic work of music.
Recent collaborations include Pony (Matt Mehlan, Seve Martinez,
andAnthony Lowe), John Anderson, Climax, and dancer Jean Copeland.
Liveshows may include laptop, homemade electronics, accordion, and/orcassetteloop
and mixerloop manipulation. Doron is also the co-founder of the
electronic music label Shinkoyo.
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A Piece of String, A Sunset. |
12k, US | 2003
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