Abstract
Notation is one of the factors upon which the longevity of mixed music is dependent. In this paper, I first discuss how academic production has conceived representation in works with electronics and dealt with inherent problems. After, I present the nine representational strategies I have identified in repertoire for guitar and electronics. These notational types aid understanding how composers conceive the interaction between the acoustic and electroacoustic parts in mixed music performance. Their simultaneous use, even if redundant, can help understanding instrumental performance issues and contribute to the preservation of the electronic part. I conclude with some considerations about the relevant strategies and their importance for the performance and permanence in the repertoire.
Recommended Citation
Marques, B. G. S. (2023). Notational types in scores for guitar and electronics. In R. Torres, A. Brandon, & J. Noble (Eds.), Proceedings of The 21st Century Guitar Conference 2019 & 2021 (pp. 243-252). https://digitalcommons.du.edu/twentyfirst-century-guitar/vol1/iss1/16