CAMERON DEYELL
The guitarspace: the electric guitar as a collaborative tool in the practice of a composer/producer
Cameron is a PhD Researcher in Interactive Composition at the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, Faculty of Fine Arts and Music, University of Melbourne.
This research and folio of works bring together the artistic practices of an electric guitarist, composer, producer and interdisciplinary collaborator across 35 musical works created in five distinct artistic contexts. The works include recorded music, live performances, live concert films and an orchestral score created with collaborators including, avant-punk mavericks Liars, post-classical singer-songwriter Lior, virtuoso percussionist/composer Laurence Pike and dance futurists Kyle Page and Amber Haines of Dancenorth Australia.
Deyell, Cameron. 2021. “The Augmented Guitarist: A Toolkit for Creative Collaboration in an Evolving Musical Landscape.” Presented at the 1st International Music Livelihoods Symposium, e Creative Arts Research Institute Griffith University, December 7. https://musiclivelihoods.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/1IMLS2021-Presentation-Booklet-FINAL-1.pdf.
Deyell, Cameron. 2023. “A Guitar in a Sonic Playground: Describing the Creation of a Score for a Hyper-Collaborative Contemporary Dancework.” Presented at the Reverberations: Impact and Interdisciplinarity - FFAM Graduate Research Symposium, Federation Hall, University of Melbourne, July 21. https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/ffam-graduate-research-symposium-2023-tickets-600031419127.
