A note for Monday and Tuesday. As Assessment 2 is due (for both subjects) when we return from the break, I would like to spend part of the lectures getting an idea of where you all are with what you are going to submit. Please be ready to discuss work in progresses and/or any issues you might have with them. Feel free to bring in any rough mixes or session files to work on.
Roger
UTS Bachelor of SOUND AND MUSIC DESIGN 2010
10 April 2010
Warren Burt Performance
Hi Everyone,
It's late notice but if any of you are free late tomorrow afternoon, this will be an extremely interesting performance and presentation. Hopefully see some of you there.
Roger
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The People's Republic of Australasia is thrilled to announce another of the biggest names in Australian experimental music will be performing HOME CONCERT SERIES Number Three!
The show will take place at 5 pm on Sunday April 11th at the People's Culture Palace in Camperdown.
Admission is FREE, but RSVP is essential. RSVP to nshimmin@dodo.com.au
Warren Burt - SOLO
Warren Burt, composer, performer, instrument builder, video artist, will present a rare live concert of his work for computer and home-made instruments, with new and classic video works.
Works include
· an excerpt from “A Book of Drones No. 5” (2007)
A microtonal composition for multiple software Moog synthesizers controlled from the computer screen
· “Exploring Ivan's Modes” (2009)
A live keyboard work for sampled tuning forks and motion-controlled effects
· A new work for electro-acoustic percussion boards (instruments assembled with hardware from Bunnings!) and live electronics
· A new work for live computer inspired by the 1970s work of Herbert Brun and Iannis Xenakis
· "E / Phi (Didn't Care) (2010) - A new work for video and sampled string quartet made with
mathematical function generators
Before and after the performance, on the big screen, we will show Nocturnals A & B, video synthesis works from 1977, widely shown in Europe, the USA and Australia in the 1970s, but not seen since, here lovingly restored by Stephen Jones.
Warren Burt has been composing and performing in Australia since 1975. His work has been heard live, on ABC and community radio, in many art galleries and public spaces, etc. For almost 30 years he was one of the mainstays of the Melbourne experimental music, dance and performance poetry scenes. Since 2004 he has lived and worked in Wollongong, where he is currently ARC Research Fellow in the Faculty of Creative Arts at the University of Wollongong, as well as teaching audio engineering at
Wollongong TAFE.
Please come along and support new and experimental music in Sydney - and all for FREE !
It's late notice but if any of you are free late tomorrow afternoon, this will be an extremely interesting performance and presentation. Hopefully see some of you there.
Roger
--
The People's Republic of Australasia is thrilled to announce another of the biggest names in Australian experimental music will be performing HOME CONCERT SERIES Number Three!
The show will take place at 5 pm on Sunday April 11th at the People's Culture Palace in Camperdown.
Admission is FREE, but RSVP is essential. RSVP to nshimmin@dodo.com.au
Warren Burt - SOLO
Warren Burt, composer, performer, instrument builder, video artist, will present a rare live concert of his work for computer and home-made instruments, with new and classic video works.
Works include
· an excerpt from “A Book of Drones No. 5” (2007)
A microtonal composition for multiple software Moog synthesizers controlled from the computer screen
· “Exploring Ivan's Modes” (2009)
A live keyboard work for sampled tuning forks and motion-controlled effects
· A new work for electro-acoustic percussion boards (instruments assembled with hardware from Bunnings!) and live electronics
· A new work for live computer inspired by the 1970s work of Herbert Brun and Iannis Xenakis
· "E / Phi (Didn't Care) (2010) - A new work for video and sampled string quartet made with
mathematical function generators
Before and after the performance, on the big screen, we will show Nocturnals A & B, video synthesis works from 1977, widely shown in Europe, the USA and Australia in the 1970s, but not seen since, here lovingly restored by Stephen Jones.
Warren Burt has been composing and performing in Australia since 1975. His work has been heard live, on ABC and community radio, in many art galleries and public spaces, etc. For almost 30 years he was one of the mainstays of the Melbourne experimental music, dance and performance poetry scenes. Since 2004 he has lived and worked in Wollongong, where he is currently ARC Research Fellow in the Faculty of Creative Arts at the University of Wollongong, as well as teaching audio engineering at
Wollongong TAFE.
Please come along and support new and experimental music in Sydney - and all for FREE !
05 April 2010
The Bridge
Dear Classies,
Listen to The Bridge on FBi 94.5 tonight from 8 til 9. My collaborator and I will be interviewed about our music and we will be playing some of our favourite electronic music from Sydney.
Yassin
04 April 2010
Without Records
What would it sound like if you took the record off the turntable and just let the needle hit the platter while it spins? How about 100 of them all playing at the same time? In this installation called “Without Records” by Otomo Yoshihide and Yasutomo Aoyama, there are about a hundred portable record players spinning without vinyl records, some equipped with unusual materials such as corrugated paper or iron. Sounds come from all over the art installation, some noise, some lo-fi rhythmic bursts, creating an unlikely audio landscape using disappearing technology.
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