New Media in Choral Practice: Virtual Choir as a Prophet of the New Reality.

Changes and developments in performance practices of the twenty-first-century choir require a novel angle of approach. This paper proposes an attempt to analyze one of the newest choir performance platforms, the virtual choir. Media and social networks, which are no longer just channels of communica...

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Publicado en:Musicology of Lithuania / Lietuvos muzikologija no. 21; pp. 112 - 124
Autor principal: ALONDERĖ, Ingrida
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Lithuanian Academy of Music & Theatre 2020
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        Changes and developments in performance practices of the twenty-first-century choir require a novel angle of approach. This paper proposes an attempt to analyze one of the newest choir performance platforms, the virtual choir. Media and social networks, which are no longer just channels of communication but rather intermediaries of cultural networks, are among the most important tools for creating a cultural environment that encourages artists willing to create new, different images (or refine the old ones). Moreover, the phenomenon of the virtual choir has proved to offer valuable solutions in the context of the current pandemic situation. The aim of the present paper is to analyze the dimensions of technology's involvement in choir performance and to discuss the pros and cons of such endeavors.
        XXI a. choro atlikimo praktiką ir pokyčius reikia vertinti nauju požiūriu. Šiame darbe siūloma pabandyti išanalizuoti vieną naujausių chorų atlikimo platformų - virtualų chorų. Šiuolaikinės medijos ir socialiniai tinklai, kuriuos galima laikyti ne vien tik komunikacijos kanalais, o veikiau kultūrinių tinklų tarpininkais, yra vieni iš svarbiausių įrankių kuriant kultūrinę aplinką, kuri skatina menininkus, norinčius kurti naujus, kitokius vaizdus (ar patobulinti senus). Be to, virtualaus choro fenomenas pasirodė esąs vertingas sprendimas dabartinės pandemijos situacijos kontekste. Šio straipsnio tikslas yra išanalizuoti technologijų įtraukimo į choro atlikimą aspektus ir aptarti jų privalumus bei trūkumus.
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