ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE

2016

“Marinetti’s extraordinary invention opened up a new field in poetry, that dimension of colorful-mimic-dynamic-musical theater of which F.B.Pratella, a Futurist musician, also spoke.The Parolibere Tables are for me an inexhaustible source, true creative tools, a constantly evolving work, from which another work is born, that of my interpretation.The new poetic modes opened up the possibility of being read, seen or heard. My performance path in this “object CD” did not take into account chronological order, but a criterion of choice: the principle of richness and stylistic discontinuity in the sonic impact that I matched with the visual one. I tried to highlight certain focal points, the gravitational centers of the Italian Futurists of that time and return them by making my whole body and being resonate. I often tried to bypass an overspecialization of the soprano, so that a broader, more autonomous singing could emerge, able to penetrate into a multimedia perspective of the soul, asymmetrical and analog. A song that is multifaceted and split into many selves, visualized, mimic, surreal, free, inspired, variable, very dynamic, but also very bodily, a voice that is athletic and in action, vitalizing, therefore never static and escaping from all the many artistic dimensions suggested by the work. I see and experience a postmodern song that expands and never retreats; it does not try to emulate the past, although it can safely contain it in traces. I contemplate together so many different eras and styles, without any definite order or hierarchy, a song truly worthy of the new millennium we are traveling through. My singing, theatrical, gestural, danced, visualized, percussive interpretations, the coughing, moaning, sobbing, glossolalia, the quivering of bodily vibrations, take up these ideas, lend themselves to a contemporary reappraisal of many good intentions anticipated by Futurism.”

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19 Sounds

Title File Code Authors Participants Date Origin
1 – Finale d’una partitura strawinskyana (1922) – Francesco Cangiullo 2016/50 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
10 – Gioia pazza (1910) – Ginna Futurista (Arnaldo Ginanni Corradini) 2016/59 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
11 – Allegria (1923) – Giuseppe Steiner 2016/60 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
12 – Il mio avvenire (1923) – Pietro Illari 2016/61 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
13 – Come mi vedo!… (1929) – BOT 2016/62 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
14 – Paesaggio+Temporale (1914) – Giacomo Balla 2016/63 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
15 – Dichiarazione d’amore (1930) – Pino Masnata 2016/64 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
16 – CHAIRrrrrrrrRR (1919) – Filippo Tommaso Marinetti 2016/65 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
17 – Paesaggio di rumori di guerra (1915) – Fortunato Depero 2016/66 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
18 – Bombardamento di Adrianopoli (1914) – Filippo Tommaso Marinetti 2016/67 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
19 – La spirale (1915) – Paolo Buzzi 2016/68 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
2 – Sensibilitè numerique (1919) – Filippo Tommaso Marinetti 2016/51 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
3 – Canzone di Maggio (1914) – Giacomo Balla 2016/52 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
4 – Verbalizzazione astratta di signora (1916) – Fortunato Depero 2016/53 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
5 – Ticino (1931) – Pino Masnata 2016/54 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
6 – Baltrr (1914) – Giacomo Balla 2016/55 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
7 – L’io ottimista fra le rotaie del pessimismo (1924) – Benedetta (Cappa Marinetti) 2016/56 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
8 – ?+! (1929) – BOT (Osvaldo Barbieri) 2016/57 , , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE
9 – Gioia (1924) – Benedetta 2016/58 , 2016 ANA SPASIC – FUTURVOICE