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Sound Design for Prelude to a Kiss

On February 29, 2012

We had some fun with the sound design for the TAMU mainstage production of Prelude to a Kiss… directed by Anne Quackenbush. In addition to using music from TAMU alumni band The Heart is a Lonely Hunter (some of which

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Research Embodied: site-specific intermedia performance

On October 19, 2011

Co-created with designer Autum Casey, Research Embodied is an intermedia performance designed for the Great Hall of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library… with musicians performing with amplified books and QWERTY keyboard, footsteps, and movement (in front of a

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Afterimages for bass flute and electronics

On October 11, 2011

Afterimages is a solo work composed for bass flutist Mariana Gariazzo… with live electronics. All sounds played by the computer are captured form the soloist live during the performance. It’s a study in counterpoint through live sampling.

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Tappatappatappa

On March 18, 2011

This performance was created by the composer improvising with custom software and by tapping on a microphone.…

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StillMotion

On March 18, 2011

All source sounds have been recorded during an average day in the lives of different people. In performance, the sound clips are fractured, so that the treble, middle, and bass frequencies of the sound act as three facets of a…

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RUhere

On March 18, 2011

An improvisation on samples from a recording session led by Butch Morris with Lisa Cook, Irina, and Maya reading their own extensions of a poem kernel written by Kelly Groom.
 
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a thought amidst

On March 18, 2011

Amidst turbulent surroundings, a delictate musical thought persists.…

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Harmonies (They Spin)

On March 18, 2011

The title is an anagram of “Riemann Hypothesis,” one of seven mathematical mysteries that are part of the Millennium Problem challenge (offering a $1 million prize for a solution). It suggests that there is an underlying order to the distribution…

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Bellingham Electronic Arts Festival

On March 18, 2006

Tappatappatappa is an improvised performance using custom software created by the artist and a cone microphone to amplify small sounds and room resonances. This performance was on the opening gala concert of the Bellingham Electronic Arts Festival at the American…

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