Leon Milo, Composer, Percussionist, Sound Artist: Interact-Son Interview for Présence Electronique 2011

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“Sa!” (1999), for violon, electronics and tape is music made up of impressions, seeds, sonorities and more or less recognizable modes of playing from different times...other cultures. The violinist, light and mobile, is a traveler. His voice, moves throughout the concert hall, passes through different sonorus worlds and at times, leaves behind a lingering trace of this journey. The electronic sounds com from intruments which can be bowed...marimbas, vibraphones, crotales, gongs, various string instruments and“borrowed” sounds from a range of recordings. Physical modeling programs were used to create virtual instruments which were then excited or “bowed” with samples from real sources. The result is a orchestra made up of real and imagined bowed instruments. Leon Milo.
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Leon Milo - Cycling, live-performance at Beethovenfest Bonn - YouTube
Bruno and Tait, VJ's jam on "Cycling" at the Beethoven Festival during a Pianowaves Duo concert in Bonn's Post Tower.
Leon Milo - Shinui, performed by Leon Milo, VJ´s Bruno Tait, live at Beethovenfest Bonn - YouTube
cycling / sound installation

August 26, 2011

Interact-Son

Leon Milo & Francoise Daudin Clavaud

Interview for Radio France Présence Electronique, 2011

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