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Recording Enregistrement

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Defined simultaneously as the action, method, and resulting product, a recording includes the act of collecting and transcribing a sound, image, signal, or a phenomenon which is then inscribed onto a medium and made available for reading, analysis, or further transformation for artistic use.

Cite: “Recording”, Performascope: Interdisciplinary Lexicon of Performance and Research-Creation, Grenoble: Université Grenoble Alpes, 2021, [online]: http://performascope.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/en/detail/177823

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Last modified : 2022-06-29.

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« L’important tient en ceci : durant l’enregistrement, même s’il a été pré-paramétré, l’appareil suspend la souveraineté du sujet programmateur, il l’“expose” à l’inconnu de ce qui se sera “révélé”, par le mouvement propre d’un réel qui nous échappe, sur la surface d’enregistrement. »

Yves Citton, « Le retour de l’objectivité ? », Revue des Livres, 9, 2013, p.5

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Lorraine Daston, Peter Galison, Objectivité, traduit par Sophie Renaut et Hélène Quiniou, Paris : Les Presses du réel, 2012

Robert Philip, Performing music in the age of recording, New Haven : Yale University Press, 2004

Pamela Bianchi, « Retransmettre la performance filmée : de la documentation à la présentation », Culture & Musées, 29, 2017, pp.97-116

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