 CMS invited lecture #44 SNAiL - Sonic Net Arts invited lecture Marc Ainger & Ann Stimson - Ohio State University |
 CMS Gesprächskonzert #20 SNAP - Sonic Net Arts Performance mit ACCAD - Ohio State University, CCRMA - Stanford University, Atelier Avant Austria in situ Marc Ainger, Ann Stimson, Se-Lien Chuang, Andreas Weixler online performer Patti Cudd, Chris Chafe und Henrik von Coler und Mike O'Connor Netzwerk-Infrastruktur. |
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| MO 17. April 2023, 16
Uhr CMS Sonic Lab, ABPU Linz |
DIE 18. April 2023 um
19:30 Uhr CMS Sonic Lab, ABPU, Linz |
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SNAP Linz docu https://vimeo.com/811844096 SNAP - Sonic Net Arts Performance Linz April 18, 7:30 PM CEST (1:30 PM EDT) Four musicians perform live in the CMS Sonic Lab at the Anton Bruckner Privatuniversität (Linz, Austria), and are joined by performers around the world who are connecting remotely through Jacktrip and a customized OBS.ninja video system. Performers at the CMS are Marc Ainger (laptop); Ann Stimson (flutes and viola); Se-Lien Chuang (piano, vocal, and interactive visuals); and Andreas Weixler (guitar and realtime audio processing) . Remote performers are Patti Cudd (USA) ( percussion); Chris Chafe (cello and other bowed instruments) (California,USA); and Henrik von Coler (synths) (Berlin, Germany). Network audio and video: Mike O'Connor (Wisconsin, USA) |
- Sonic Arts Net Arts Performance| Ann Stimson - flute (C and Alto) and extended flutes | Ann Stimson made her professional debut at
the age of eighteen as a member of the Debut Orchestra in
Los Angeles, and has gone on to perform with various
orchestras and ensembles and as a soloist throughout the US
and Europe. Most recently, she has performed concerts for
the New York Philharmonic Biennial, the Birmingham Royal
Conservatoire (UK), the MTI institute for Sonic Creativity
(UK), and National Sawdust (Brooklyn). She has received
performance/research grants from the Interdisciplinary
Humanities Center for research at the Getty Center, and in
Florence and Paris |
| Marc Ainger - realtime audio processing | Marc Ainger is a composer and performer whose
performances have included the New York Philharmonic
Biennial; the INA/GRM; the Royal Danish Ballet; CBGB; Late
Night with David Letterman; the Goethe Institute; the
American Film Institute; SIGGRAPH and others. As a student,
he was a Boulez Fellow during a residency with the Los
Angeles Philharmonic. He is currently a professor at the
Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design (ACCAD) |
| Se-Lien Chuang - piano, voice, mouth organ, bass recorder, interactive audiovisuals | composer, pianist and media
artist, 1965 born in Taiwan, since 1991 residence in
Austria. The artistic and compositional emphases range from
contemporary instrumental composition/improvisation,
computer music to audiovisual interactivity. International productions, research stays and lectures as well as numerous representations of compositions in Europe, Asia, North- and South America: ICMC, NYCEMF, NIME, SMC, ISEA, TENOR, Audio Mostly, SICMF Seoul, IAMAS Japan, Ars Electronica Linz, amongst others. Since 1996 jointly with Andreas Weixler running Atelier Avant Austria, with key aspects in development of audiovisual interactive systems and audio/visual realtime/non-realtime processing, computer music and algorithmic composition. |
| Andreas Weixler - realtime audio processing, electric guitar | Andreas Weixler is a composer spezialising in
computer music and a guitarist in a contemporary style with
real-time electronics in Austria, Japan, Australia, France,
Croatia, Slovenia, Denmark, Norway, Ohio and recently
online. He teaches computer music as an associate university
professor and head of the Computer Music Studio at the Anton
Bruckner Private University and as a lecturer at Interface
Culture in Linz and senior lecturer at the University of
Music and Performing Arts Vienna. |
| Henrik von Coler, synths, Berlin | Henrik von Coler is currently working at
Audio Communication Group, Technische Universität
Berlin , where he is director of the Electronic Music Studio |
| Chris Chafe, cello, Woodside, CA | Chris Chafe is a composer, improvisor,
and cellist, developing much of his music alongside
computer-based research. He is Director of Stanford
University's Center for Computer Research in Music and
Acoustics (CCRMA). At IRCAM (Paris) and The Banff Centre
(Alberta), he pursued methods for digital synthesis, music
performance and real-time internet collaboration. CCRMA's
SoundWIRE project involves live concertizing with musicians
the world over. Online collaboration software including
jacktrip and research into latency factors continue to
evolve |
| Patti Cudd - percussion | Patti Cudd is a member of the acclaimed new
music ensemble, Zeitgeist. She has participated in such
festivals as the Bang on a Can Festival at Lincoln Center,
ICMC (Greece, UK, China, Netherlands,
US), Frau Musica Nova (Cologne, Germany), and
Mexico City’s Ciclo de Percusiones Series. Patti has
worked closely with some of the most innovative composers of
our time including Brian Ferneyhough, Morton Feldman, Roger
Reynolds, Martin Bresnick, Pauline Oliveros, John Zorn, ,
Cort Lippe, Julia Wolfe, Christian Wolff, Vinko
Globokar and Frederic Rzewski. |
| Mike O'Connor - network audio and video infrastructure | Mike spends his time helping his wife Marcie restore 500 acres of Driftless Area habitat in Wisconsin (Prairie Haven). During the Covid times he has been integrating audio and video technologies so that musicians can rehearse, perform and produce over the Internet |
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