ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n13/03 Harmonic Turbulences
Harmonic Turbulences
#Description
- #Short
- A solo T-Stick work exploiting the controller's gestural nuance to sculpt shifting noise-grains and harmonic spectra that whirl like turbulent airflow before settling into resonant drones.
#Composer Person/Gaël Moriceau
- #Bio/Short
- Composer and performer working with the T-Stick digital musical instrument
#Performers
- Person/Gaël Moriceau — Instrument/T-Stick
- #Pic
- #Bio/Long
- Gaël Moriceau is currently a master’s student in Music, specializing in composition and sound creation, at Université de Montréal (UdeM). With several years of experience in aerospace and mechanical engineering in France, the United Kingdom, and Canada, Gaël underwent a career transition in 2019, shifting towards sound design and electroacoustic composition. Having obtained a bachelor’s degree in digital music from UdeM in 2022, Gaël primarily explores the acousmatic genre in his compositions, aiming to immerse listeners in abstract and unknown sonic spaces. He employs both field recording and computer synthesis (c74/msp, SuperCollider), as well as various spatialization techniques, to craft unique sound objects and textures. As an affiliate student at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Music, Media, and Technology (CIRMMT), Gaël also collaborates with the Input Devices and Music Interaction Laboratory (IDMIL) at Uni/McGill University, focusing on the development of playing techniques for digital musical instruments (DMI), particularly the T-Stick.
- His research centers on composing electroacoustic pieces for a small ensemble of T-Stick
- goal of expanding their repertoire, encouraging usage among composers and performers, and ensuring their longevity. Contact : gael.moriceau.78@gmail.com
