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Margunn Kilde started Vilje produksjoner in 2014 aiming to produce dance concert performances investigating the emotional and physiological bonds between the body and the voice / movement and sound, and how movement can shape vocal sound. Vilje produksjoners' first production, "Consert for one body - alone" (Alene) was shown at Rådstua Teaterhus in Tromsø, October 18, 2014. Phone: 0047 92299331 Email: margunn_kilde@hotmail.com Member of: www.norskedansekunstnere.no www.radart.no www.fnnd.no Photo: David González |
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MAB (music-from-movement) With MAB I aim to make music from movements. I musicalize vocal sound and gestalt feelings into dance. I work inter disciplinary with dance and music, and what fascinates me is the intervention between the body’s movement and vocal sound. I experience them as symbiotic in my own body.
Thought Thought is linked to our emotions. Our emotions are linked to how we feel. How we sense our body. And how we perceive and experience our surroundings. Our thought has the capacity to relive earlier experience and to revive feelings that comes from the past. Thought initialize chemical reactions in our body with neurons signalling how the body should respond to the thought. Through dance we can express our feelings with our body - also the ones we recap from past experience. Music Humans are musical beings. We dance and sing to communicate whether together in small intimate groups and large groups, even on a cross border level. Music and dance is 'everywhere'. Science show us that there is no specific area of the brain where music 'works'. But rather, that the whole brain seems to be taking part in musical activity. Music affects our emotions and how we feel in our body, and how it feels to be in the world. Musical sounds are air waves moving not only into our ears, but also through our body - through the water in our body. The wave length affects how we experience our body and subsequently our emotions and thoughts. Vocals When performing the vocal cords respond to our emotions. Together with our breath and the rest of our body they shape the sound of our thought and express how we feel. As an audience our mirror neurons react to the expression of the performer, and we feel our personal experience of what is expressed on stage. Symbiotic Vocal sounds and movements of the body are part of the same neurological processes. They are both musical ingredients and the whole brain plays a role in their production. The voice and movements of the body work in a symbiotic manner - in human beings as the natural moving creatures we are. thought - feeling - body - movement and vocal sound |
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