EMCollective: Cincinnati Concert

NEWS/EVENTS

EMC music
showcased
at the SPARK
Computer Music
Festival,
February 2004.
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More EMC
music featured
at the University
of Cincinnati, April 2004.
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EMC's gig at the
American Festival of
Microtonal Music:
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University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, April, 2004

Electric Music Collective Guest Lectures
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FRIDAY FORUM:
Friday, April 16
12 noon, 3250

Timothy Polashek:
"Beyond Babble: Speech Music & Analog-Synthesis Digital Redux"

Timothy Polashek describes algorithms and synthesis approaches in his electro-acoustic and text/sound compositions.

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COMPOSITION SEMINAR:
3:00 PM, Center for Computer Music,
Memorial Hall

Douglas Geers (CCM Alumn!!)
"On Gilgamesh: A Concerto for Violin and Multimedia"

Gilgamesh is a work that combines elements of concerto, interactive electroacoustic performance, installation, choreography, video, and puppetry to trace the world's oldest known written story. In this talk, Prof. Geers will describe ideas behind the piece and its realization.

Marcus Alessi Bittencourt:
" Acousmatics, Sound Objects and Instruments of Music"

Starting with the Schaefferian concepts of Acousmatics and Sound Objects, the concepts of Musical Objects and of musical instruments and pseudo-instruments will be presented, along with algorithmic ways of implementing these ideas with a computer.
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Concert Schedule
Music by the Electric Music Collective
April 17, 2004. Werner Hall, CCM.

Centipede ca.6
Baritone Saxophone and Live Electronics
Matthew Polashek, baritone saxophone
Timothy Polashek

Ex Nomos Alpha ca.9
Acousmatic Music
Fernando Gomez-Evelson
Live Video by Margaret Schedel and Charles Woodman

Turnstile ca.5
Violin and Computer-Generated Sounds.
Timothy O'Neill, violin
Douglas Geers

Quiet Play of Pipes ca.10
The NEXT Ensemble:
Shiau-Uen Ding, piano, Timothy O'Neill, violin,
Margaret Schedel, 'cello, Carlos Velez, flute,
Taryn Cunha, percussion, Michael Mollo, guitar,
Robb Tennant, QWERTY keyboard.
Christopher Bailey, conductor.
+ Live Electronics.
Christopher Bailey

Ripples ca.8
Computer-Generated Sounds and Video
Douglas Geers

---INTERMISSION---

Malédiction ca.19
Piano and Unmanned Ensemble
Marcus Alessi Bittencourt, piano
Lobo-Guará, the linux box, automaton
Marcus Alessi Bittencourt

Fabrications ca.10
Baritone Saxophone and Live Electronics
Matthew Polashek, baritone saxophone
Timothy Polashek

745-Bit Cycle ca.6
Acousmatic Music
Fernando Gomez-Evelson & Jun Mizumachi
Live Video by Margaret Schedel and Charles Woodman

Dein Kuss ca.10
Shiau-Uen Ding, Marcus Alessi Bittencourt, pianos;
Amanda Albrecht, Robb Tennant, brass;
Kerry Cobuccio, Matthew Polashek, reeds;
Joe Vogel, bass, Christopher Bailey, conductor;
Christopher Bailey

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