Technical Object #1: Gambiarra
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Gambiarra, Augmented voice, Sound Design, Brazilian art, Technical objectsAbstract
The present sound piece is a result of the research around the notion of gambiarra developed by the Augmented Voice group (Voz Aumentada) of POPLAB-UNIRIO. Mixing spontaneous speech during the group discussions, extracts from theorical works on the subject, diverse definitions of the term and sound creations, this sound piece proposes a reflection on the Brazilian word gambiarra as a technical object and its possible impacts on the actors’ voices.
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LAMBERTI OBICI, Giuliano. Gambiarra e experimentalismo sonoro. São Paulo: PPGMUS - Programa de Pós-graduação em Música / ECA-USP, 2014. Tese (Doutorado em musicologia), pp. 5-7.
WEGNER, Ana; UHIARA, Rafaella. A Voz do ator em ambiente digital: entrevista com os sonoplastas e formadores da SP Escola de Teatro Edézio Aragão, Gregory Slivar e Raul Teixeira, realizada por videoconferência em São Paulo e Paris, nos dias 16 e 23 de setembro de 2021.
Agoniza, mas não morre [obra musical], composição de Nelson Sargento, 1978. Edith de Camargo (voz), trecho da sonoplastia da peça radiofônica PEOPLE vs PEOPLE, dirigida por Diego Marchioro, Fernando de Proença e Isabel Teixeira, Curitiba, 2019. Disponível em: https://open.spotify.com/album/4d3b0AwuBAqtiH6WjmXjbj, consultado em 18 de novembro de 2021.
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