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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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AMEH JAG DÅ!? : En mönsterkollektion och ett litet rop på hjälp

Nilsson, Emma January 2017 (has links)
Med utgångspunkt från boken Omforma : Nya strukturer för designbranschen, har jag undersökt arbetssituationen för en mönsterdesigner 2017 och hur det går att koppla till svensk mönsterhistoria. Ett exempel jag tittar närmare på är kollektionen Signerad textil som visades på NK 1954. Jag reflekterar också över samtidens besatthet av mönster från 50- och 60-talet och vad det kan skapa för konsekvenser för nu verksamma formgivare.  I det gestaltande arbetet har jag skapat en varierad mönsterkollektion där jag försöker reflektera och utmana min egen designprocess.
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Heating the reeds : Just intonation and learning the shō

Hållsten, Mattias January 2022 (has links)
This text outlines recent developments in my artistic practice. The two underlying themes of this work are my intonation practice, with and emphasis on just intonation, as well as the Japanese mouth-organ shō, which I am currently learning to play. The text discusses these topics, along with four of my recent works: Hypothermia for bass drum (2020) for gran cassa and electronics; Stycke för cembalo och elektronik (2021) for harpsichord and electronics; Breathing, bowing (2022) for viola da gamba and electronics; and Solo #1 (2022) for shō and unfiltered sawtooth waves. In these four pieces, I have explored different ways for the electronics to relate to and interact with the respective acoustic instruments with regards to intonation, spectromorphology and timbre. Both the pieces and the two underlying themes have not only been ventures into new aesthetic and technological areas, but they have also shaped my outlook on composition and the relationship between composer and musician. / <p>The presentation refers to my graduation concert, where two of the pieces discussed in this text were presented: <em>Breathing, bowing</em> and <em>Solo #1</em>. Along with these pieces, during the concert a newly composed ensemble piece was presented with me playing the shō alongside Johan Arrias (soprano saxophone), Gard Nergaard (hardingfela) and Vilhelm Bromander (contrabass).</p>

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