A new horizon of interdisciplinary expression

In creative processes that encompass several disciplines, sound and music have usually been relegated to a mere incidental role of amplification of discourses proposed from the word, the action, the choreographic or the visual.

In the course, we will consider how sound and music can become carriers of discourse in their own right, not only in their use as an autonomous discipline, but also in a relationship with other disciplines in which no discursive plane is assumed to be central. We will trace a journey through some of these uses and relationships, with special emphasis on the capacity of new technologies to blur the boundaries between disciplines, as well as on some theatrical references (epic theatre and post-dramatic theatre) that have played a fundamental role in the development of the field of sound itself as well as in interdisciplinarity.