From second sound to music: A special composition inspired by advanced physics

John Weisend; Michael Edgerton

From second sound to music: A special composition inspired by advanced physics

European Spallation Source ERIC, Sweden

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Sammanfattning

He II or superfluid helium, which already plays an important role in the cooling of superconducting magnets and superconducting radiofrequency cavities, has now also inspired music. Composer Michael Edward Edgerton, a professor at Lund University’s Malmo Academy of Music in Sweden has written an innovative piece, “Der Rufer,” for a percussion quartet based on phenomena found in He II including: anisotropy, isotropy, quantum leap (bifurcation), mutual friction, superfluid turbulence, quantized vortices and second sound.

Originalspråk	engelska
Sidor (från-till)	30-31
Antal sidor	2
Tidskrift	Cold Facts
Volym	37
Nummer	1
Status	Published - 2021 mars 24
Evenemang	Oct 8, 2021. At 18:00, a panel discussion regarding art & science between Weisend and Edgerton during the Inter Feral Arts New Music Festival. Followed by a concert at 19:00 by the Bremer Schlagzeugensemble, who will give the Swedish premiere "Der Rufer" on a concert titled Schlag>\|<Art - Inter Arts Center , Malmö, Sverige Varaktighet: 2021 okt. 8 → 2021 okt. 8 https://www.konstnarliga.lu.se/evenemang/inter-feral-arts-new-music-festival

Bibliografisk information

The paper documents the influence of science on musical composition.

Ämnesklassifikation (UKÄ)

Musik
Annan teknik

Konstnärlig forskning

Komposition

Andra filer och länkar

popular science magazine (cryogenics)

1 Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift
1 Artikel i facktidskrift eller populärpress
1 Webbpublicering/bloggpost

Music from Second Sound: How Advanced Physics Inspired Der Rufer for percussion quartet
Edgerton, M., 2023 nov. 20, I: Emille: the Journal of the Korean Electro-Acoustic Music Society. 21, 2023, s. 29-38 10 s., 4.
Forskningsoutput: Tidskriftsbidrag › Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift › Peer review

Öppen tillgång
Der Rufer (e106) (webpage)
Edgerton, M., 2021 okt. 19, Word Press.
Forskningsoutput: Övriga bidrag › Webbpublicering/bloggpost › Forskning

Öppen tillgång
People, Companies in Cryogenics
Edgerton, M. & Weisend, J., 2021 okt., Cold Facts, 37, 5, s. 45-45 1 s.
Forskningsoutput: Bidrag till övrig tidskrift/dags- eller nyhetstidning › Artikel i facktidskrift eller populärpress › Populärvetenskap

1 Avslutade

Collaboration between European Spallation Source (Weisend) and the Malmö Academy of Music (Edgerton)
Edgerton, M. (Forskare) & Weisend, J. (Forskare)
2019/11/21 → 2024/02/16
Projekt: Nätverk

6 Framträdande
2 Arrangerat festival/utställning/konsert/föreställning
1 Föreläsning/debatt/seminarium för allmänheten

Performance of Der Rufer by Bremer Schlagzeugensemble at Freiburg Schneider Stiftung.
Edgerton, M. (kompositör)
2021 nov. 29
Aktivitet: Föredrag eller presentation › Framträdande
Der Rufer by Michael Edward Edgerton, performed by Bremer Schlagzeugensemble, published video
Edgerton, M. (kompositör)
2021 okt. 10
Aktivitet: Föredrag eller presentation › Framträdande
Nächstes Konzert: Bremer Schlagzeugensemble
Edgerton, M. (kompositör) & Tzschoppe, O. (instrumentalist)
2021 okt. 10
Aktivitet: Föredrag eller presentation › Framträdande

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From second sound to music: A special composition inspired by advanced physics

Sammanfattning

Bibliografisk information

Ämnesklassifikation (UKÄ)

Konstnärlig forskning

Andra filer och länkar

Fingeravtryck

Forskningsoutput

Music from Second Sound: How Advanced Physics Inspired Der Rufer for percussion quartet

Der Rufer (e106) (webpage)

People, Companies in Cryogenics

Projekt

Collaboration between European Spallation Source (Weisend) and the Malmö Academy of Music (Edgerton)

Aktiviteter

Performance of Der Rufer by Bremer Schlagzeugensemble at Freiburg Schneider Stiftung.

Der Rufer by Michael Edward Edgerton, performed by Bremer Schlagzeugensemble, published video

Nächstes Konzert: Bremer Schlagzeugensemble

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