Music
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FBK2 4:280:00/4:28
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PBD19 6:400:00/6:40
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Souvenir 4:000:00/4:00
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Stratum 13:070:00/13:07
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Come up for air 4:310:00/4:31
About
Carey Campbell is an electroacoustic music performer, composer, and improviser. His works tend to explore themes of deformation, decay, and destruction as a way of appreciating the accumulation and erosion of layers which make up our physical and psychological present. Carey’s works and improvisations have been heard at the Australasian Computer Music Festival, the Vu Symposium, the Osaka Audio Rocket Festival, SEAMUS, and the New Music Gathering. Carey has composed music for theatre and dance productions at Weber State University, where he is a Professor of Music, and has recently collaborated with visual artists and projectionists. He is originally from Virginia and received a PhD in Musicology from the University of Minnesota.
Selected Works and Projects
Incidental music for Where Words Once Were by Finegan Kruckemeyer (2017)
FORM (2018) for live electronics, in collaboration with WSU dancers and sculptors
RESONANCE (2019) for live electronics, in collaboration with WSU dancers, sculptors, and projectionists
PBD19 (2019) for fixed-media electronics and video
Stratum (2019) for live and fixed-media electronics
Something Old, Something New: Variations on JS Bach’s Partita (2019) for flute, live electronics, and dancers
Incidental music for Kate Hamill’s stage adaptation of Sense and Sensibility (2019)
Three Movements (2020) for flute and fixed-media electronics
Still No Answer (2020) for trumpet, flute, clarinet/cello, and live electronics
The Birthday of Folly (2021) simultaneous improvisation with live electronics, dancer, and author
Quiet Places Elude Me (2021) for fixed-media electronics and video
Score for Sarah Ruhl's Eurydice (2022)
Improvised accompaniment for readings of Edgar Allan Poe's "the Raven" and Robert Service's "the Cremation of Sam McGee" (2022) on homemade electronically enhanced instruments.
Kinetic Sound (2022) score for interactive sound/projection/sculpture installation
This was water (2023-24) for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and electronics