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QMUL Concert Tuesday Morning
Tue, 19 Jun 2012, 10:00-11:15
Performance Lab (QMUL)
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TRAVELOG # 1 - Nuit bleue - for 4-channel sound and video
Claudia Robles Angel -
l'espace entre les souvenirs, for 8-channel sound
Ursula Meyer-Koenig -
for steps that grow when climbed, for 4-channel sound
Scott Barton -
Reconstruction, for 8-channel sound
Ariadna Alsina -
Mechanics of Love, 8-channel sound and video
Laura Beaumont & Martin Morrell
New Resonances Festival Concert 1
Tue, 19 Jun 2012, 20:00-22:00
Wilton's Music Hall
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d'Amore, for viola and magnetic resonator piano / Andrew McPherson
Bridget Carey, viola -
Fantasy, for magnetic resonator piano / Jeff Snyder
Lola Perrin, piano -
Libby with MuSA_RT for piano and live tonal visualisation / Larsen/Chew/François
Music from Libby Larsen's Penta Metrics
Elaine Chew, piano / mathematical model
Alexandre François, software development
Interval
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Mozart Reloaded, for piano and computer / Eduardo Miranda
Lola Perrin, piano -
Isaac with Mimi, interactive improvisation for pianist and computer / Isaac Schankler
Alexandre François
Mimi: Multi-modal Interaction for Musical Improvisation
Designed by Alexandre François with input from Isaac Schankler, Dennis Thurmond and Elaine Chew
Isaac Schankler, piano
Alexandre François, software development
New Resonances Festival Concert 2
Wed, 20 Jun 2012, 20:00-22:00
Wilton's Music Hall
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Responsorium, for soprano and computer / Akira Takaoka
Amanda Morrison, soprano -
Cycling, for amplified flute / Panayiotis Kokoras
Carla Rees, flute -
Livecell, for flute, clarinet, violin and cello with live score generation / Kingsley Ash & Nikos Stavropoulos
Carla Rees, flute
Douglas Mitchell, clarinet
Hilary Sturt, violin
Ian Pressland, cello
Kingsley Ash, computer -
Rapsodia, for violin and electroacoustics / Lidia Zielinska
Hilary Sturt, violin
Interval
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Tratado de imágenes, for violin, clarinet, piano and video / Iñigo Giner Miranda
Hilary Sturt, violin
Douglas Mitchell, clarinet
Iñigo Giner Miranda, piano -
Lady Grey Experience, improvisation for ensemble and audiovisuals / Lennie/Rosales/Romeo
Matías Lennie Bruno, electric guitar
Eliana Rosales, cello
Ernesto Romeo, synths
New Resonances Festival Concert 3
Fri, 22 Jun 2012, 19:00-22:00
Wilton's Music Hall
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Atmospheric Railway, for dancer and computer / Di Mainstone & Adam Stark
Hollie Miller, dancer
Adam Stark, computer - Light and Sharpness, for 4-channel sound / Amanda Stuart
- Time will tell, for 4-channel sound / Azumi Yokomizo
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Slim Jim Choker, a recital in ten parts for speaker and interactive typewriter / Butch Rovan & Lucky Leone
Lucky Leone, narrator
Butch Rovan, interactive typewriter
Interval
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Construction in Zhuangzi, for live audiovisuals / Ryo Ikeshiro
Ryo Ikeshiro, audiovisuals -
VoXP: Interactive Vocal Improvisation + Mood Conductor, for 4 singers and audience / Jamali/Adrione/Biaba/Trouilloud/Barthet/Fazekas/Georgi
Sarah Jamali, voice
Claire Trouilloud, voice
Hervé Andrione, voice
Landry Biaba, voice
Mathieu Barthet, George Fazekas, Matthias Georgi, computers
Interval 2
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BBT + Future Drums + Guests, Classic blues/rock set featuring augmented drumsticks with wireless technology / Medjane/Boro/Niagara/Kronland-Martinet/Gondre
Farid Medjane, drums, vocals
Daniel Boro, guitar, vocals,
Niagara, bass, vocals
Richard Kronland-Martinet, Charles Gondre, computers
Media Installations
Wilton’s Music Hall
Ongoing throughout CMMR week
Re:****Sitruuna ja meduusa
Merja Nieminen & James Andean
An audiovisual installation by visual artist Merja Nieminen and sound artist James Andean. The installation constructs a 'live' dynamic system, comprised of projected 3D graphics and projected sound, creating a virtual environment or ecosystem which changes and evolves in real-time. It explores the capacity of the spectator to create relationships – to build worlds – from multiple sensory information.
Cor Cordis
Clare Cullen & Evan Morgan
Installation using wireless, wearable bio-sensors for interactive sonification and visualisation of processed physiological data. Up to four participants are asked to wear wireless sensor devices to monitor their heart rate and respiratory movements. This physiological data is processed in real-time to explore the dynamics of emotional and physiological covariance between participants during collaborative performance. This information is then mapped to a light sculpture which responds with real-time changes in light and sound, providing feedback to the audience and the performers.
Sound Mapping London Tea Houses / G.Hack
Nela Brown, Ilze Black, Alice Clifford, Kavin Preethi Narasimhan, Nicola Plant
An interactive tabletop installation that invites visitors to navigate London through its contemporary tea culture. The soundscape recordings of different tea houses, made by members of G.Hack, are mapped to 33 London boroughs. By placing a technology enhanced glass teapot onto one of the boroughs, the soundscape from the corresponding tea house is played. The installation uses reacTIVision software to track the movement of the glass teapot. The map of London boroughs is constructed in Illustrator and made interactive in Processing, while corresponding sounds are driven by the interaction between reacTIVision and Max/MSP.
Musical Ping Pong Bat
Mathieu Barthet, Tadas Sasnauskas, Adam Whitfield
The first ever Musical Ping Pong Bat will be showcased in Wilton's Green Room letting table tennis players become music conductors in a mixed reality game.