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Digital Music Students go on Tour --------------------------------- April 20, 2010 – 1:50 am
After working together for a year under the direction of Doug Perkins and playing at Spheris Gallery (as part of The Way to Go Out series), the Dartmouth Contemporary Music Lab is hitting the road this week for the ensembles first tour. The first stop will be The Tank in New York and then it is onto Boston to play at Mobius. In addition to playing original music by members of the ensemble (including a master’s thesis composition by Paul Osetinsky), the Lab will be playing music by fellow composer/improvisers Seth Cluett and Lou Bunk. The concert will feature spoken word, found sounds, traditional instruments, and a wide mixture of low and high tech electronics.
The Tour Tuesday, April 20, 2010 7:30pm The Tank http://www.thetanknyc.org/music
Thursday, April 22, 2010 8:00pm Mobius http://www.mobius.org/events/dartmouth-contemporary-music-lab The Band
Patrick Barter Josh Hudelson
Roth Michaels Paul Osetinsky
Chris Peck Alex Wroten
The Program “Quartet for the Highest Two Es with Duet for Six Sounds” - Chris Peck
“Etude Being and Becoming” - Lou Bunk “Sticks and Tones” - Alex Wroten
“Guitars: for 6 electric guitars” - Patrick Barter “Focus” - Seth Cluett
“Means of Uniting Them” - Chris Peck “Racquelement” - Paul Osetinsky
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The Way to Go Out: February 25th at Spheris Gallery --------------------------------------------------- February 19, 2010 – 1:05 pm
The fourth concert season of “The Way to Go Out” will feature the debut of a new duo featuring Martin Schmidt of electronica duo Matmos and Josh Quillen from new music quartet So Percussion. They will be performing a set of improvisations featuring text, electronics and more. Additionally, Dartmouth Contemporary Music Lab member Chris Peck will perform Frederic Rzewski’s “eco-friendly” ode To the Earth for flowerpots and voice and Paul Osetinsky will present a new work for electronics. “To the Earth” by Frederic Rzewski
New Work by Paul Ostetinsky “Improvisations” by Martin Schmidt and Josh Quillen
The show will be at 6:00pm on February 25th at the Spheris Gallery on Main Street in downtown Hanover (between the Bank of America and the Nugget Movie Theater). It is free and open to the public. Share/Save/Bookmark
By alex Posted in Concerts, Events, The Way to Go Out, Uncategorized Comments (0) February 18: Guest composer/performer Jeffrey Roberts on the Chinese guqin --------------------------------------------------------------------
February 7, 2010 – 5:10 pm On February 18, 7:00pm at One Wheelock, composer/performer Jeffrey Roberts will present a public lecture-concert entitled, “Ancient Impression, Modern Resonance: A Concert of Traditional Music and Modern Improvisation on the Chinese Guqin.”
Guqin, an over 3,000-year unbroken Chinese music tradition, is at the heart of Chinese philosophy and aesthetics. A stringed instrument of the Chinese literati scholar, the guqin tradition is highly influenced by Daoism and the aesthetics of ‘immediacy in emotional impression’ guided scholars toward enlightened and individual music expressions as well as a re-connection with nature and the universe. Dr. Jeff Roberts studied guqin traditional performance and improvisation on a Fulbright Scholarship with renowned Beijing guqin master Li Xiangting. Dr. Roberts with perform traditional guqin compositions and improvisations as well as improvisation in a modern context, using live interactive sampling and playback using Max/MSP software. He will also present a pre-concert talk on Chinese aesthetics, history of guqin, and his own creative work as performer and composer.
This event is free and open to the public. Share/Save/Bookmark
By alex Posted in Events, Guest Talk, Guests Comments (0) Northeast Music Informatics Special Interest Group --------------------------------------------------
January 29, 2010 – 1:30 pm Dartmouth Digital Musics took part in the NEMISIG meeting on Friday January 29th, 2010, at New York University Steinhardt Music School, New York City:
NEMISIG2010 web site Among the presentations were an overview of BMARS’ MIR research by Prof. Michael Casey, and a poster by BMARS Ph.D. student (and studio director) Spencer Topel.
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The Way to Go Out: January 28th at Spheris Gallery -------------------------------------------------- January 22, 2010 – 10:24 pm
The third concert of “The Way to Go Out” is going to be an incredible juxtaposition of the best in old and new music, featuring NYC composer and visual artist Tristan Perich, Dartmouth cello phenom Julia Floberg, and three of Dartmouth’s Digital Musics graduate students. “Observations,” duo for crotales and one-bit music by Tristan Perich
“Yellow 632,” trio for Tickle Me Big Birds by Ken Ueno “Cello Suite No. 1 in G major” by J.S. Bach
The show will be at 6:00pm on January 28th at the Spheris Gallery on Main Street in downtown Hanover (between the Bank of America and the Nugget Movie Theater). It is free and open to the public. Share/Save/Bookmark
By alex Posted in Concerts, Events, The Way to Go Out Comments (0) Larry Polansky Featured on NewMusicBox --------------------------------------
January 5, 2010 – 1:07 pm byannapuertorico.jpg
American Music Center’s online publication NewMusicBox features Digital Musics faculty member Larry Polansky this month in their interview and video Larry Polansky: Open Source. Frank J. Oteri leads this thoughtful discussion about topics ranging from his teaching, prolific composition output, and Larry’s publishing company Frog Peak. This is a genuinely interesting piece that is as much a portrait of a composer as it is a philosophical point of departure. In addition to the interview, there are video clips of Larry performing “34 Chords” on electric guitar by Dartmouth Emeritus Faculty Christian Wolff, and Larry’s composition entitled “Piker” performed by Larry and Margaret Lancaster on piccolo.
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Spheris Gallery Contemporary Music Concert: Thursday ---------------------------------------------------- December 2, 2009 – 10:50 am
Th 3rd Dec. 7PM Spheris Gallery, Main St., Hanover. Free and open to the public.
A concert by the Dartmouth Contemporary Music Ensemble featuring Dartmouth Music undergraduate and graduate students. Program:
“Table Music” by Thierry de Mey. Emily Schecter ‘12 Heewon Kim ‘10 Doug Perkins (Ensemble Director) “Focus Score” by Seth Cluett. Patrick Barter G’10 Joshua Hudelson G’11 Roth Michaels G’11 Chris Peck G’10 Paul Osetinsky G’10 Alex Wroten G’11
Seth Cluett will also play a short and solo laptop/ electronics set. Share/Save/Bookmark
By mcasey Posted in Uncategorized Comments (0) Minnesota Orchestra and NewMusicBox -----------------------------------
November 14, 2009 – 9:57 am Aaron Jay Kernis
This coming Tuesday heralds the beginning of the Minnesota Orchestra Composers Institute, and Digital Musics faculty member Spencer Topel is participating both as a composer and as contributor for the American Music Center’s online music blog NewMusicBox. The institute, now in its 9th season, brings together seven emerging composers for a week of rehearsals, meetings, and a final concert on Saturday, November 21st at 8:00pm led by Music Director Osmo Vänskä. The program, created by composer in residence Aaron Jay Kernis, is unique in that it devotes so many resources to sessions, meetings, rehearsals and a performance of brand-new musics. Among the handful of advocates for new music in America, Aaron stands out as one of the most generous. Learn more about the program here.
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Digital Harvest review in “The Dartmouth” ----------------------------------------- November 9, 2009 – 10:13 am
read the article on-line at: The Dartmouth’s Web site. Share/Save/Bookmark
By mcasey Posted in Uncategorized Tagged Concerts, digital harvest, press Comments (0) Digital Harvest Concert, Thu. 29th Oct., 5th Nov., 19th Nov. ------------------------------------------------------------
October 27, 2009 – 5:13 pm Thursday Nov. 5th digital musics hosted the second of three on-campus concerts featuring works by Dartmouth students and faculty working in digital media. The performances take place in the basement of Thayer Dining Hall, in the space called Hovey’s Lounge, at 7PM.
The next concert will be on Thursday November 19th at 7PM. Share/Save/Bookmark
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