Keynote
Speaker: Brian
Kane
7PM
Concert: ensemble L'arsenale
Livia
Rado, soprano
Robero
Durante, piano
New
music with electronics from Italy
works
of Maura Lanza, Luigi Nono, Filippo Perocco
1960
Tape Classic Kontakte in 4 channels
Saturday
Saturday
9AM
Workshop: Acousmatic Music
Composer/Engineer
Sam Pluta works with students in an open workshop
10:30AM Artist Talk: Laptop Improvisation in a Multi-dimensional Space
10:30AM Artist Talk: Laptop Improvisation in a Multi-dimensional Space
11AM
Session I: Acoustic Technologies, Politics and Digital Rights
Ben
Tausig, "Electroacoustic Technologies in Thai Protest Practices"
Martin
Daughtry, Siv Lie (respondents)
Kent
Underwood, “Recorded Media and Libraries: Changing Models of Acquisition and
Circulation”
Scott
Wollschleger,
“New Publishing Platforms for Contemporary Composers”
Nicol
Hammond, Clara Latham (respondents)
1PM
Lunch Break
Soundwalks
by FAS Music Department class “Advanced Sound Studies”
2PM
Session II: Creative Audio Practices
Alexander
Ness, “D#
≠ E♭” (multimedia session)
Joshua
Hudelson, “Repetition, Windows, Rosary” (mono channel tape)
Filippo
Perocco, “il suono detrito - harsh sound” (hand-made instruments)
Merche
Blasco,
“Espongina” (water, wood and live electronics)
Catherine
Provenzano, Maria Zuazu (respondents)
4PM
Keynote: Twilight of the Sound Object, or, How to Aestheticize with a Hammer
Brian
Kane (Yale University)
6PM
Concert: Sam Pluta and Peter Evans (laptop and trumpet)
Improvisations,
new works by Clara Latham and Adam Mirza
