Xenoglossia/Leishmania is a structured audiovisual improvisation, featuring live electroacoustic music by Christopher Burns and interactive animations by Bill Hsu. Their musical and visual performances are highly interdependent, guided together not only through the actions of the performers, but also through automated real-time audio analysis and the exchange of networked data. Burns’ Xenoglossia audio software is […]
CNM at United Nations Plaza: Goldberg, Brown & Anderson
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CNM at United Nations Plaza: Rova Saxophone Quartet
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Live Electricity Sculpture with Lance Grabmiller, Gino Robair, Jon Raskin, Scott Looney and Thomas Dimuzio
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Voicehandler and Zeek Sheck
Voicehandler, the duo of Jacob Felix Heule and Danishta Rivero, is an electroacoustic ensemble combining improvisation with original compositions. They perform with voice, percussion, electronics, and the Hydrophonium (an electroacoustic percussion instrument created by Rivero). Their work, song cycle, comprises different nontraditional approaches to the song form. It explores ideas of our origins and what […]
Dyadic Resonance: New Music by Zachary James Watkins
My art investigates the rich area of resonance and is dependent on collaboration with practitioners in all disciplines. Works attempt to manipulate experiences and immerse the senses bringing to the fore natural phenomenon. I believe that sound can heal and that the conscious investigation of harmonic tunings, acoustic resonance as well as social relationships can […]
Wear? Hear!: Suitable Actions / Lost & Found / Exo-Skatch
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The Cardew Choir 12th Anniversary Concert
Founded on Mayday 2001, the Cornelius Cardew Choir is a vocal performance ensemble based in the San Francisco Bay Area. The choir is an exciting intersection of community and experimental music brought together by singing. The ensemble consists of professional, amateurs, and novice singers who collectively work to turn their ideas into sonic action. All […]
Experimental Music Yearbook
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Karl Larson: Morton Feldman's "Triadic Memories"
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