A kind of friend of me, perhaps at the viewing of this blog, have the project to
"draw" music. For her it was a kind of abstract Comic. You have here and extract
of the first page, the music is the Confuratis requiem from Mozart.
Sylvie-Anne ménard are teacher of classic music in Montreal university and comic
drawer from few years.
It was possible to hear music and see comic here :
That's beautiful! Did you see this post I made back in July, with Anne Adams' similar transcription of Ravel's Bolero?
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That is, http://abstractcomics.blogspot.com/2009/07/unravelling-bolero-art-of-anne-adams.html
ReplyDeleteHum non je n'avait pas vu, merci ! Les pages de Anne Adams sont absolument magnifique et intéresante : du beau travail.
ReplyDeleteEn effet on peu faire un rapprochement avec les pages de Sylvie-Anne, celle-ci a une connaissance très approfondit de la musique en général. Elle explique un peu sa démarche ici :
http://www.zviane.com/prout/index.php/2009/08/19/numero-six-cent-dix-neuf-dessiner-la-mus
Ce qui est présenter sur ton blog demande d'aborder le médium d'une manière plus large que ce que l'on rencontre traditionnellement. Un bond en avant fantastique !
I remember some visiting artist that came to my school a long time ago who did visual transcriptions of music, but he wasn't too good because 1. It was all smooth jazz and 2. The drawings blew.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea and this one seems pretty nice. The biggest problem with trying this is to match the temporal aspect. You can fly through a page of drawings but music unfolds at it's own pace.
Lovely! But I believe it's "confuTatis"
ReplyDeleteThis is quite like what I am doing. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd like to advertise mine musiccomic blog "Robukkagenerator":
http://robukka.stripgenerator.com/
This is one of my favourite comics on the site recently. Its awesome
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