[ 26 February 2011; 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm. ] Thelma Schnitzer Hall
University of Oregon, Eugene, OR
Admission: $8, $5 students
Details TBA.
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I’ve finally had the chance to put together the video of my piece Canned! performed last month at the Future Music Oregon Concert. This concert was the premiere of the OEDO (The Oregon Electronic Device Orchestra), and hopefully the first of many pieces the new ensemble will perform…
…Though someone else will need to write the [...]
There are a number of great composers these days that are rocker musicians who later turned to classical music (Lansing McLoskey, immediately springs to mind), and almost every new music performer interviewed on the My Ears Are Open Podcast says that they’re currently listening to Radiohead.
This really shouldn’t be too much of a surprise [...]
Last month the updated, revised, remixed, remastered version of my 2004 piece, “Towa: June 1st, 2004″ was featured at the Música Viva Festival 2010 – Sound Walk in Lisbon, Portugal.
Towa: June 1st, 2004 (revisited) (2010)
[Audio clip: view full post to listen]
Their call for score was looking for short pieces, and all of the electronic fixed-media [...]
I’m excited to be a part of Erinn Ernst’s MFA recital in a performance coming up on October 9th. I’ve already posted briefly about this on my event calendar, but I just received the press release from Erinn and wanted to share that information with all who are interested.
Please come and enjoy this collaboration of [...]
There are always more things to do than there is time during summer vacations.
I’m spending this summer, as I often do, doing intensive study of shamisen and shakuhachi in Japan. This is a rather relaxing change from university classes, and it’s fun to pretend to be a proper performer for a few months every year.
This [...]
Koryphaios (2010)
[Audio clip: view full post to listen]
For Alto Flute and Kyma Sound Processing Environment
Tara Schwab, Alto Flute
Early on in composing this piece, when experimenting with various electronic effects, I stumbled on one that conjured up for me a Greek chorus performing in an outdoor amphitheater. Playing with this sound, I became more and more [...]
