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Performing Sounds Using Ethnic Chinese Instruments with Technology: SA

Author(s) -

Natalie Alexandra Tse,

A. Chia

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

array. the journal of the icma

Language(s) - English

DOI - 10.25370/array.v20152519

Subject(s) - ethnic group , perspective (graphical) , music technology , perception , sound (geography) , psychology , applied psychology , computer science , sociology , music education , acoustics , pedagogy , artificial intelligence , anthropology , neuroscience , physics

From a first-person research method, using the perspective of Singaporean experimental Chinese music group SA, this paper discusses the questions of motivation for incorporating technology with ethnic Chinese music instruments from a socio-cultural perspective; how this incorporation of technology is performed and has affected the perception of sound performance for the musicians; what were the initial challenges and how the challenges were overcome.

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