{"version":"1.0","type":"video","provider_name":"FrameRate","provider_url":"https://framerate.tv","title":"Musique Concrète - Composing Music With Found Objects","description":"This opening slide introduces my presentation of Musique Concrète, a process that transforms ordinary objects into raw potential for musical exploration. Every sound in this demonstration comes exclusively from the four objects pictured, each activated by mallet, bow, or finger-plucking. This intentionally minimal sketch illuminates the unexpected potential inherent in found objects, inviting listeners to reimagine their sonic possibilities.\n\nABSTRACT\n“Musique Concrète - Composing Music With Found Objects” introduces the history and practice of exploring and recording our environment, applied within a musical context. By using modern recording technology to create a unique sonic palette, one can transform found sounds and everyday objects into immersive, narrative-driven sonic experiences. This presentation offers insight into the composer’s motivations, creative process, experimental recording techniques, and surprising discoveries.","author_name":"Johnnyrandom","author_url":"https://framerate.tv/profile/johnnyrandom","thumbnail_url":"https://nddkbgiieurtcomzihzq.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/thumbnails/e3b6f466-45b6-4634-a307-a5c00f1cefdb/29c9131d-f151-4bc2-87fc-6d36eadebe47.jpg?t=1783785275257","thumbnail_width":1280,"thumbnail_height":720,"width":1280,"height":720,"html":""}