Drawn music. Exploring digital technologies to transform freehand drawing into a collective performance instrument
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https://doi.org/10.60020/1853-6530.v14.n26.43748Keywords:
live drawing; real time animation; music; collective drawing; software libreAbstract
The article narrates the experience of the Drawn Music workshop, carried out in different cultural spaces, in which the dynamics of collective drawing are based on a playful and interdisciplinary approach, and improvisations are developed where the lines are projected and animated in real time, in dialogue with the language of music. At the same time, it is explained how the development of this workshop is part of a research project that encompasses different teams and work networks, and is related to different experiences carried out in socio-educational programs and in the framework of public schools of primary and initial education.
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