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Ellen Fullman - Wikipedia Ellen Fullman (born 1957) is an American composer, instrument builder, and performer She was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and is currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area
Ellen Fullman Brings Her Long String Instrument to Artists Space Fullman has been exploring intervals that are beyond conventional Western musical harmonies and has become very interested in extending the harmonic spectrum of The Long String Instrument to the parts that other instruments are playing—including resonances that emerge, seemingly by happenstance
About — Ellen Fullman Through her research in just intonation tuning theory, string harmonics and musical instrument design, Fullman has developed a compositional and performative approach that expands harmonic motion through a focus on upper partial tones
Ellen Fullman’s Singular and Suitably-Named ‘Long String Instrument . . . Fullman created long tones that gently flowed between bright and dark harmonies, taking their time to unfold, while Andrews and Meyerson played interwoven rhythms on the instrument using mahogany-toned wooden blocks called “box bows” and “shovelers,” both invented by Fullman
A Composer and Her (Very) Long String Instrument For now, Ms Fullman’s home installation must suffice This year marks four decades of developing the Long String Instrument, and she shows no signs of slowing down her tinkering with it
Elemental View, by Ellen Fullman and The Living Earth Show Invention and discovery are at the core of Fullman’s work To produce percussive sounds on the otherwise drone-based instrument, Fullman designed and fabricated the box bow, shovelette, and shoveler, which play three, six, or nine strings at once
Enormous lengths: body, space and sound in the work of Ellen Fullman . . . Through her research in just intonation tuning theory, string harmonics and musical instrument design, Fullman has developed a compositional and performative approach that expands harmonic motion through a focus on upper partial tones
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