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This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. < Back Flowers, sound & cardboards a concert performance - KNM Ensemble Berlin. [Alemania] KNM Ensemble Berlin. Interpretación y creación: Cosima Gerhardt Ana Maria Rodriguez Thomas Bruns Previous Next

CHON (Coupled Harmonic Oscillator Network) is a new interactive software tool for composing musical gestures based in Newtonian physics. Composers often employ dozens of independent LFOs to control various parameters in a DAW or synthesizer. By coupling numerous control signals together using physical principles, CHON represents an innovation on the traditional LFO model of musical control. Unlike independent LFOs, CHON's signals push and pull on each other, creating a tangible causality in the resulting gestures. < Back Ir al final | go to botom CHON: A Physics-Based LFO Array - Rodney DuPlessis (EUA) CHON (Coupled Harmonic Oscillator Network) is a new interactive software tool for composing musical gestures based in Newtonian physics. Composers often employ dozens of independent LFOs to control various parameters in a DAW or synthesizer. By coupling numerous control signals together using physical principles, CHON represents an innovation on the traditional LFO model of musical control. Unlike independent LFOs, CHON's signals push and pull on each other, creating a tangible causality in the resulting gestures. As a composer and researcher, Rodney DuPlessis primarily explores intersections of science and music. He is interested in creating powerful sonic experiences grounded in scientific models of physics, chemistry, biology, thermodynamics, and meta-science. DuPlessis' music has been performed internationally and recognized by prizes such as the Musica Nova International Competition (Finalist), Destellos International Competition 2020 (honorable mention), the Corwin Award for Excellence in Composition (1st prize - Percussion, 1st prize - Solo, 2nd prize - Electroacoustic), and the 2020 SEAMUS/ASCAP award (finalist). He has collaborated with new music luminaries such as Los Angeles Percussion Quartet, Formalist Quartet, Hocket, Henrique Portovedo, and Scott Worthington. DuPlessis is also dedicated to promoting the presentation of new music and art. He has directed and produced multiple festivals and concerts, and he currently serves as co-creative director of the Nomadic Soundsters art collective. As a programmer, DuPlessis has created innovative software tools for composition and worked to preserve and reincarnate preexisting software. In 2020, Duplessis, Curtis Roads, and Jack Kilgore released EmissionControl2, an interactive real-time application for granular synthesis. He is currently developing software to sonify a quantum harmonic oscillator. DuPlessis' teachers have included Curtis Roads, Clarence Barlow, João Pedro Oliveira, and Martin Kutnowski. He holds a BA in Music and Psychology, a Masters of Arts in Composition, and a Masters of Science in Media Arts & Technology. He is currently finishing a PhD in Composition at UC Santa Barbara. ¿Tienes comentarios o preguntas al artista? participa en nuestro foro Do you have comments or questions to the artist? Participate in our forum Button Ir arriba | Back to Top Previous Next COLABORADORES APOYOS PÚBLICOS

Conferencia - Día 3 < Back Pablo Rubio (México) - Eterno Retorno Conferencia - Día 3 Descripción | Abstract Se introduce el trabajo titulado Eterno Retorno, el cual aborda estructuras de improvisación ritualisticas en un entorno natural. Pablo Rubio Compositor, artista multimedia, académico y promotor cultural. El trabajo de Pablo convergen intereses multidisciplinarios enfocados al sonido inmersivo, esquemas de improvisación e implementación tecnológica en la música. Como compositor y artista sonoro, el trabajo de Pablo engloba composiciones instrumentales, mixtas, instalación multimedia, y desarrollo de instrumentos musicales robóticos. Paralelamente, Pablo ha gestado y promovido diferentes eventos musico-culturales como lo son festivales, talleres, o conciertos con el objetivo de difundir la música de vanguardia actual; que proponga formas novedosas de escuchar integrando a la tecnología Previous Next Para más información escribir a info@visionessonoras.org | For more information write to info@visionessonoras.org

Playlist de música y diseño sonoro de videojuegos lanzados durante la pandemia. < Back Ir al final | go to botom Infected games Playlist de música y diseño sonoro de videojuegos lanzados durante la pandemia. Pedro Loperena (1997). Es un compositor mexicano interesado en la inmersión, narrativa y en el trabajo con medios audiovisuales. Comenzó sus estudios musicales en el Centro de las Artes de San Luis Potosí donde realizó estudios en piano. Su música ha sido interpretada en el Auditorio del CMMAS, en la Facultad de Música de la UNAM y en el festival Visiones Sonoras 2019. Sus piezas han sido tocadas por instrumentistas como Abel Romero y trabajó en conjunto con Iván Manzanilla y Henrique Portovedo. Actualmente realiza sus estudios universitarios en Música y Tecnología Artística en la ENES Morelia, UNAM, y está interesado en el diseño sonoro para animación y videojuegos. Do you have comments or questions to the artist? Participate in our forum ¿Tienes comentarios o preguntas al artista? participa en nuestro foro Button Ir arriba | back to top Previous Next COLABORADORES APOYOS PÚBLICOS

VIERNES 7 DE FEBRERO 2025 Ir a cmmas.org < Back Concierto: Memorias de unaHistoria Viviente - Cénit Ensamble [Colombia] VIERNES 7 DE FEBRERO 2025 Descubre el Acervo CMMAS Previous Next

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Conferencia - Día 4 < Back Scott Wilson (Reino Unido) - Sounding the Data: Reflections on Working with Sonification Conferencia - Día 4 Descripción | Abstract This lecture will discuss my experience in work with sonification, including both my work on the Dark Matter project in collaboration with the art@CMS project at CERN, and the new performance using climate data I'm preparing for Visiones Sonoras. This will include discussion of the theoretical framework I developed with Milad Mardakheh Khosravi for our recent article in Leonardo. Scott Wilson For more than 30 years Scott Wilson has explored the intersection of various contradictory practices combining aspects of instrumental/vocal composition, field recording, multichannel electroacoustic sound and visuals, cross-cultural collaboration, live coding and improvisation. His works are each a bespoke solution to an artistic problem, hold few firm allegiances to schools, styles or genres, and regularly transgress the boundaries of the ‘acceptable’ in even the most supposedly experimental fields. An interest in collaboration has led to a range of output including cross-cultural/interdisciplinary works. These and pieces including hyperreal soundscapes based on the natural world, a collaborative musical palimpsest on Qawwali recordings, and music created by sonifying data from CERN’s Large Hadron Collider have been presented around the world. Active as an mentor, he is co-director of Birmingham ElectroAcoustic Sound Theatre and teaches at the University of Birmingham. Previous Next Para más información escribir a info@visionessonoras.org | For more information write to info@visionessonoras.org

Phonos Phonos es un centro de creación, presentación y divulgación de música y artes sonoras comprometidas con las nuevas tecnologías. Llevamos a cabo nuestra actividad a través de una programación regular de conciertos, sesiones de teoría y crítica, residencias artísticas, talleres de divulgación alrededor del sonido y músicas digitales, así como en proyectos de investigación en estrecha colaboración con el Music Technology Group de la Universitat Pompeu Fabra, institución a la que Phonos está vinculada desde 1994. < Back Ir al final | go to botom El Laboratorio Phonos - Ángel Faraldo (España) - Javier Rojas (España) - Teresa Pelinski (España) - Judro Guerrero (España) - Roger Navarro (España) - Pedro Gonzalez (España) Phonos Phonos es un centro de creación, presentación y divulgación de música y artes sonoras comprometidas con las nuevas tecnologías. Llevamos a cabo nuestra actividad a través de una programación regular de conciertos, sesiones de teoría y crítica, residencias artísticas, talleres de divulgación alrededor del sonido y músicas digitales, así como en proyectos de investigación en estrecha colaboración con el Music Technology Group de la Universitat Pompeu Fabra, institución a la que Phonos está vinculada desde 1994. Como centro pionero en el ámbito de la música electroacústica en España, con 45 años de historia, nuestra misión fundamental sigue siendo la de establecer puentes entre la creación sonora, la investigación en tecnología y el mundo cultural y artístico, promoviendo e informando los últimos desarrollos en tecnología desde la creación y difusión musical. Ángel Faraldo Activo como creador de música experimental, Ángel Faraldo extiende su trabajo con instalaciones sonoras, acciones site-specific y diseño de sonido para danza y ópera. Su trabajo se centra en la exploración sistemática de procesos que maximizan recursos mínimos, desarrollando una perspectiva crítica y ecológica de la música electrónica en vivo, tal y como se materializa en su ciclo The Feedback Study Series, su sintetizador digital MISS o su aproximación a la no-input-mixer. Además, desarrolla una intensa labor como intérprete y realizador de música electrónica en vivo, especialmente como miembro de Vertixe Sonora Ensemble, Placa Base Col·lectiu Instrumental y como director artístico de la Fundación Phonos en Barcelona. Se ha formado en el Conservatorio Superior de Música de Madrid y en el Instituto de Sonología (La Haya), obteniendo su doctorado en el Music Technology Group de la Universidad Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). http://www.upf.edu/web/phonos ¿Tienes comentarios o preguntas al artista? participa en nuestro foro Do you have comments or questions to the artist? Participate in our forum Button Ir arriba | Back to Top Previous Next COLABORADORES APOYOS PÚBLICOS

Conferencia - Día 3 < Back Myriam Boucher (Canadá) - Presentation of an environment-oriented audiovisual approach Conferencia - Día 3 Descripción | Abstract Nature has always represented an invaluable material world with which and within which human beings have a complex relationship. Throughout the ages, composers have sought to imitate, reproduce and represent nature, often choosing a realistic or idealistic expression of their models. They have also sought to get closer to it and to relate to it, by making nature the metaphor of their feelings and emotions. Today, climate change puts us in a completely different position, inviting us, as artists, to redefine our relationship with a world we used to take for granted. The aim here is to present an audiovisual practice in which the capture of matter from the natural environment is at the heart of the creative process. Because to capture is to observe, to listen, to feel the world which surrounds us. It is especially to keep in memory the physical and aesthetic experience that we make of it. Myriam Boucher Inspired by natural phenomena, Myriam Boucher merges the organic and the synthetic in her mesmerizing videomusic installations, immersive projects and audiovisual performances. Her sensitive and polymorphic work explores the intimate dialogue between music, sound and image—transforming everyday landscapes into fantastical, living phenomena. Elements in her skin-tingling pieces can move in synchronization with waves of sound, and very fluidly shift from solid to liquid, fragment to flood, plastic to plasmic. A keyboardist turned visual artist working on the real-time dialogue between music and images, Boucher initially gravitated towards classical piano, jazz and then post-rock, before learning about, and then academically pursuing electroacoustics. Her research in videomusic composition proposes a classification of image/sound relationships as a building block towards an eventual grammar of the genre. Boucher approaches video much in the same way as she did music composition, through a visual interface that sees her fleshing out digital timelines. Her commission list is varied and distinguished and includes the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal (OSM), Ensemble Contemporain de Montréal (ECM+), Ars Nova, Nouvel Ensemble Moderne (NEM), Magnitude6, Collectif9 and Architek Percussion. As VJ, she performed with many artists/DJ such as Mind Against (IT), Medasin (US), Deadboy (GB), The Zenker Brothers (GE), Nina Las Vegas (AU), Automatisme (CA), Equiknoxx (JM) and DJ Lag (ZA). Her work has won prizes in the 2015 and 2016 (first prize) JTTP awards, the LUFF 2017 (best experimental short-movie award), the 2015 JIM Electroacoustic Compositions Competition and the Bourse Euterke 2015, and has been presented at many international events and places, including Mutek (CA, AE), Kontakte (DE), Igloofest (CA), Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois (CA), Musée d’Art Moderne et Contemporain de Strasbourg (FR), and Akousma (CA). Involved in her community, she has participated in numerous juries and has been a member of the CEC’s board of directors since 2017, the CA / CART of Code d’accès (2017-19), and has directed several artistic events including the first videomusic festival in Montreal (2015). She is President of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Electroacoustic Community since 2019. She is adjoint professor in composition and digital music at the Faculté de musique of Université de Montréal. Previous Next Para más información escribir a info@visionessonoras.org | For more information write to info@visionessonoras.org

Conferencia - Día 3 < Back Tullis Rennie (Reino Unido) - Quiet Activism: listening to the individual Conferencia - Día 3 Descripción | Abstract SPARC members have invited guest artists to engage in conversation in relation to the thematic focus of climate change, and additionally related to the artist-researcher’s background and research interest. Through shared listening activity and dialogue addressing the broad theme and current critical aspects of climate change, the artists co-create sonic documents: threads and traces of dialogue and attention to sound. This collaborative process - detailed in this talk - feeds the recorded outcomes into a new semi-improvised performance, presented by Tullis Rennie. Dr Tullis Rennie with Dr Aaron Einbond Dr Claudia Molitor Dr Joseph Browning Previous Next Para más información escribir a info@visionessonoras.org | For more information write to info@visionessonoras.org

Live conference on the 24.09.21 < Back Ir al final | go to botom The concept of instrumental resynthesis from spectral music, specific applications within Orchids and MaxMSP - Otto Wanke (República Checa) Live conference on the 24.09.21 Otto Wanke After moving to Vienna, he began to study instrumental composition under Wolfgang Liebhart at the Konservatorium Wien. Additionally he started to study film composition under Iris ter Schiphorst and electroacoustic composition under Karlheinz Essl at the Music university of Vienna (MDW). Recently he has been active as a performer of electroacoustic music, working as a soloist as well as in cooperation with other musicians. 2018 he was employed as an assistant at the department of ethnomusicology at the music university of Vienna and he started doing PhD program with focus on spectral music (MDW Vienna, under Gesine Schröder). Activity available on a specific day and time within Live Activities Full schedulle of live activities: https://en.cmmas.com/v17-airmeeet-landing ¿Tienes comentarios o preguntas al artista? participa en nuestro foro Do you have comments or questions to the artist? Participate in our forum Button Ir arriba | Back to Top Previous Next COLABORADORES APOYOS PÚBLICOS

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