366. Missax Rehearsal Aubry Babcock49-01 Min [upd] Direct

This paper documents and analyses the 49‑minute, 01‑second rehearsal of Missax (catalogue number 366) conducted by the composer‑performer Aubry Babcock. The rehearsal, recorded on 14 March 2026, serves as a case study for contemporary rehearsal practices in mixed‑media, algorithmic composition. The analysis focuses on three dimensions: (1) structural mapping of the work’s form, (2) interaction between live performers and the Missax algorithmic engine, and (3) strategies for real‑time problem solving and artistic decision‑making. Findings illustrate how extended rehearsal time, systematic annotation, and iterative prototyping contribute to a refined performance that balances compositional intent with emergent sonic possibilities.

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Missax (work no. 366) is a 23‑minute mixed‑media composition that merges acoustic chamber ensemble, live‑coded electronics, and a generative algorithm named (Modular Interactive Sound Synthesis eXpression). Since its premiere in 2024, the piece has attracted attention for its fluid score notation and real‑time interaction model. Yet, little scholarly attention has been devoted to the rehearsal processes that translate the score’s indeterminate elements into a coherent performance.