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Chatori Shimizu – Ebi Revolution (2022) [score + video]

Ebi Revolution for kinetically enhanced violin and cello. Composed by Chatori Shimizu (*1990) in 2022. Performed by the strings&noise duo:  Violin: Sophia Goidinger-Koch  Cello: Barbara Riccabona Program note:  “No matter how freely humans may contemplate, they remain confined within the boundaries of their own heads. While I can extend invitations for others to enter my thoughts, the essence of ‘I’ cannot transcend the confines of my own skull to achieve independence. As it stands, ‘I’ remains the sole certainty of existence. The realization of this fact often induces nausea, occasionally prompting an irresistible impulse to escape the confines of my own head. At times, ‘I’ expands to the brink of detachment, yet inevitably fails to sever itself from its origin. All I perceive is the awkward projection of ‘I’ protruding from the top of my head, flailing its arms and legs. Perhaps ‘I’ has been pushed to its limits, and I feel as though I am being placed into boiling water.” Behind this piece:  Ebi Revolution is a manifestation of “Kinetically Enhanced Music,” integrating mechanical components to augment the instrument or the performer’s capabilities. This composition employs two key elements: a three-dimensional shrimp headwear and a lung-powered hose pump. The shrimp were designed and fitted with motors engineered by American sound artist Cameron Fraser, synchronized with the performer’s pedal triggers to choreograph limb movements at precise intervals throughout the piece.  Furthermore, the lung-powered hose pump involves inserting one end of the hose into a large pot of water and the opposite end into the performer’s mouth. As the performer exhales into the hose, air generates bubbling sounds within the pot of water.  At present, the headwear is housed in Vienna, Austria, and Los Angeles, California, and for subsequent performances it will be dispatched to performers from either location. Additionally, the performance guidelines detail the construction of the shrimp headwear, offering performers the option to create their own should mailing prove impractical. ※ This piece may also be performed by a single performer (violin or cello) using the shrimp helmet and pedal. In this case, the work is to be performed under the title Tempura Revolution. Timestamps:  0:00 Composer's portrait  0:05 Title page  0:08 Performance notes  0:21 Ebi Revolution  9:02 Outro Hashtags:  #chatorishimizu  #contemporaryclassical  #contemporaryclassicalmusic  #contemporarycomposers  #contemporarymusic  #ebirevolution  #experimentalmusic  #extendedtechniques  #newmusic  #scorevideo  #shrimp  #shrimps  #tempura