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00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000003 Presentación Revista Ideas Sonicas. Dr. Luis Naon (Argentina/Francia) © Copyright CMMAS 2006 - 2024. Todos los derechos reservados.

VIERNES 4 DE AGOSTO 2023 Ir a cmmas.org < Back Sonic Visions Academy @ Mexico / New Music and Media Arts Field School 2023 Canadá | México VIERNES 4 DE AGOSTO 2023 Descubre el Acervo CMMAS Previous Next

thing = present-at-hand; thing = encounter This talk presents the idea of a ‘music of things’ in relation to DIY electronic music. The electronic circuit is seen as representing an environment or framework where sound encounters or potentials may exist. There is the thingness of making the circuit, the connections for things to flow. So, when thinking about the thingness of a sound generating circuit, is this the connectivity of the circuit? Or the way in which the circuit is built, sounded or re-configured? Or the community from which the circuit arises? Other issues raised are making as performance, performance-installation, attending to sound, sonic wayfaring, and sound through materials. < Back Ir al final | go to botom The Music of Things - John Richards (Reino Unido) thing = present-at-hand; thing = encounter This talk presents the idea of a ‘music of things’ in relation to DIY electronic music. The electronic circuit is seen as representing an environment or framework where sound encounters or potentials may exist. There is the thingness of making the circuit, the connections for things to flow. So, when thinking about the thingness of a sound generating circuit, is this the connectivity of the circuit? Or the way in which the circuit is built, sounded or re-configured? Or the community from which the circuit arises? Other issues raised are making as performance, performance-installation, attending to sound, sonic wayfaring, and sound through materials. John Richards explores the idea of Dirty Electronics that focuses on shared experiences, ritual, gesture, touch and social interaction. He is primarily concerned with the performance of large-group electronic music and DIY electronics, and the idea of creating music inside electronics. His work also pushes the boundaries between performance art, electronics, and graphic design and is transdisciplinary as well as having a socio-political dimension. Dirty Electronics has been commissioned to create sound devices for various arts organisations and festivals and has released a series of hand-held synths on Mute Records. ¿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

La emergencia de la Electroacústica está ligada a la Musique Concrete de Pierre Schaefer y con ella el concepto de la acusmática. Se ha pensado que dicho término proviene de las antiguas formas de enseñanza pitagórica en dónde el maestro, el emisor, permanece oculto tras un velo en pos de fomentar la atención de lo dicho sin ninguna interferencia propia de la vista. < Back Ir al final | go to botom El Acusma de la Música Acusmática - Juan Carlos Cáceres Avitia (México) La emergencia de la Electroacústica está ligada a la Musique Concrete de Pierre Schaefer y con ella el concepto de la acusmática. Se ha pensado que dicho término proviene de las antiguas formas de enseñanza pitagórica en dónde el maestro, el emisor, permanece oculto tras un velo en pos de fomentar la atención de lo dicho sin ninguna interferencia propia de la vista. Si esto es un hecho histórico o no, como se ha debatido académicamente, no importa al presente; pues el acusma, en tanto el lugar de plena escucha, permite preguntar por sus potencias estéticas para la música. Los altavoces se presentan como tanto como el velo del acusma, como una nueva condición de posibilidad para el arte musical y con ello trastocar la propia experiencia integral de la música, desde la composición hasta la escucha. Recorramos las potencias estéticas que se develan al pensar en el acusma y sus implicaciones para el arte de Euterpe. Juan Cáceres Avitia. Inició sus estudios profesionales de piano en la Facultad de Música de la UNAM. Actualmente estudia la carrera de Musicología bajo la tutela de Ricardo Miranda en el Conservatorio Nacional de Música, a la par estudia Composición Musical con Josué Peregrina. Fue becario en el año 2019 para los Cursos Universitarios Internacionales de Música Española “Música en Compostela” en España; como compositor su obra fue presentada en el XV Festival Internacional de Música y Nuevas Tecnologías: Visiones Sonoras a cargo del CMMAS. Fue ponente en el Coloquio Miguel Bernal Jiménez del Festival de Música de Morelia con la ponencia: Tarkovsky y Beethoven: De Elysium a la Nostalgia. Ha tomado clases con Panayiotis Kokoras y Jorge Torres Sáenz. ¿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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In our presentation, we showcase our actions and project sof the past, present and future and how we impact our students. < Back Ir al final | go to botom EARS Student Group In our presentation, we showcase our actions and project sof the past, present and future and how we impact our students. EARS Student Group is a UC Riverside based music organization dedicated to the advancement of new multi-disciplinary approaches to sound, electroacoustic music and multimedia. Composers, performers, researchers, media artist, faculty ands tudents work together to develop new strategies for a, research, and education. EARS is committed to facilitating the development of new art forms and performance modalities that arise out of ever-evolving digital technologies. ¿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

VIERNES 12 DE JUNIO Ir a cmmas.org < Back Concierto: Música mexicana del siglo XXI VIERNES 12 DE JUNIO Descubre el Acervo CMMAS Previous Next

VIERNES 27 DE FEBRERO 2026 Ir a cmmas.org < Back Concierto: Festival Arte para Todxs [México] VIERNES 27 DE FEBRERO 2026 Descubre el Acervo CMMAS Previous Next

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Keep•It•Human (KiH) is a Social Venture spin-out from University of Manchester in UK that harnesses the power of video gaming to transform society for the better. We enable charities, foundations, and NGOs to reach a new generation of donors eager to own social challenges. This presentation will include some highlights of the KiH's journey from starting-up at Aspect Accelerator Success 2020 to its Research Fellowship appointment in 2021. < Back Ir al final | go to botom Aspect Fellowship Journey by Keep it Human - Ricardo Climent (España) Keep•It•Human (KiH) is a Social Venture spin-out from University of Manchester in UK that harnesses the power of video gaming to transform society for the better. We enable charities, foundations, and NGOs to reach a new generation of donors eager to own social challenges. This presentation will include some highlights of the KiH's journey from starting-up at Aspect Accelerator Success 2020 to its Research Fellowship appointment in 2021. Ricardo Climent is Professor of Interactive Music Composition at University of Manchester (UK) and Director of the NOVARS Research Centre since 2007. He holds PhD and MA in Composition (Interactive Music) from Queens University Belfast,,and a 5-year Degree in Economic Sciences at the University of Valencia, Spain. He is founder at ‘Keep•It•Human’, a Digital Game Ecosystem for Collaborative Altruism. This social venture places sound and music at the core of the experience to connect video-game players with the ownership of social challenges. ¿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