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Performances/Network Performances 2009-2011

22nd of November 2009
Illusion of Control

"Illusion of Control" is a work for pipes, saxophones, electronics and visuals commissioned by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Website
for the project. It involved film maker Brian Cullen (UK), Uilleann piper Ivan Goff, (New York), composer/digital artist Pedro Rebelo (SARC, Belfast), and saxophonist/improviser Franziska Schroeder (SARC, Belfast). See here for Publicity Text.
Photos can be found on flickr and here: Illusion of Control 2009.

Audio recording (mp3).

Short Demo Videos here
(please note, this is not the entire piece - which is 40mins long - just a few edited minutes from the live performance)


 

21st of November 2009
ResoNations - An International Telematic Music Concert for Peace


United Nations Concert including performers in New York, Canada, Belfast and Korea.
Download Press Release
here. This is the Weblink for the concert.
Photos on flickr.

 

 

22nd of July 2009
Sound and Music Computing Conference - Casa da Música, Oporto Lisbon


Opening Concert with Evan Parker, Nicolas Collins, Pedro Rebelo, Frank Perry...
see here for more
concert details and performers' details


Thanks to Caroline Forbes for the photo.



3rd of June 2009
Net vs. Net Collective

A networked concert involving 5 sites (website):

The "Net vs. Net Collective" presented a networked concert with music composed and performed by several of the most prominent practitioners of the art of network music around the world. Remote acoustics, distributed animated scores, virtual worlds and mechanical remotely controlled pianos are among the repertoire. Several interconnected ensembles of acoustic and electronic instruments took take place in this unique transcontinental event. Several years of research by the SoundWIRE group at CCRMA, Stanford University, powers up the
technology and the music of this concert. Pieces by Pauline Oliveros (New York), Chris Chafe (Banff, Canada) Pedro Rebelo, Franziska
Schroeder, Justin Yang (Belfast), Mark Applebaum, Juan-Pablo Caceres, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano, Robert Hamilton (Stanford) and Alain Renaud (Bournemouth, UK) will be featured.

This time the collective included:
@CCRMA, Stanford CA: Chrissie Nanou | Rob Hamilton | Diana Siwiak |
Fernando Lopez-Lezcano | Mark Applebaum | Carr Wilkerson | Alain
Renaud | Juan Pablo Caceres
@Banff, Canada: Chris Chafe | Simon Rose
@RPI, NY: Pauline Oliveros | Jonas Braasch | Cristyn Magnus
@SARC, Belfast: Justin Yang | Franziska Schroeder | Pedro Rebelo
@Santiago, Chile: Mario Mora | Rolando Cori

Concert online at http://171.64.197.15:8100/listen.m3u 20:30 UK Time

 

 

16th of May 2009 (Two Thousand + NINE symposium concert)
Droniphonia with iPHONES, Spatialization, Streaming environments and Multiple Instruments



Click Image for Video Link to Youtube

Audio recording here

Based on the iPHONE application Srutibox by Henry Lowengard
Environmental streams from Locus Sonus
Concept by Pauline Oliveros


Droniphonia has polytonal drones continually morphing timbres, volumes and fundamentals moving in space. Networked musicians (Belfast, Banff and Troy NY) listen to the drones and develop gradually overlapping improvised sounds and phrases - first solo and then between two or three players at a time in a slowly growing density and texture. Different musical characters appear unexpectedly from time to time out of no where on a one time basis. Finally all players weave their way in and out of the droneophony sharing the unknown finale.

Players at SARC:
Pedro Rebelo - iPHONE/piano
Franziska Schroeder - soprano saxophone
Pauline Oliveros - iPHONE/bandoneon
Justin Yang - sax
Manuela Meier - accordion
Han-earl Park - guitar
Gascia Ouzounian - violin

Players at Troy, NY:

Doug Van Nort - laptop
Jonas Braasch - soprano saxophone

Player at Banff Alberta
Chris Chafe (Banff Alberta) - iPHONE/celleto

 

February 2009
24 Fragments Event
(Final Performance for the Fragmented Orchestra Event)

MiSS Four - An improvisatory challenge from the Sonic Arts Research Centre
Sound artist Paul Stapleton, violinist Gascia Ouzounian and improvisers Pedro Rebelo and Franziska Schroeder teamed up for a feast of sonic explorations during the 24 Fragments event. The four musicians are all academic staff at Queen's University Belfast’s School of Music and Sonic Arts. What unites these four improvisers is their penchant for contemporary, intermedia, improvised, and electronic musics as well as their shared theoretical interest in networked music, virtual environments, social web technologies, the body in performance, performative research methods, and sound art.

A quick edit of the concert - Quicktime
(slightly better quality here)

Some pictures from the performance:

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Network / Performances pre-2009

December 2008
24 Fragments Event
(Launch Performance for the Fragmented Orchestra)

SARC Network Concert with NYU, CCRMA, SARC involving Pauline Oliveros, Jonas Braasch, Chris Chafe, Alain Renaud, F. Schroeder and Pedro Rebelo.
Disparate Bodies 3.0 was performed. Some Pictures here.

Picutres by Alain Renaud

 

November 2008 Casa da Música / Oporto

Network Concert with Casa da Musica, Oporto (part of the ARTECH conference) with Alexander Carot, Pedro Rebelo, F. Schroeder

 

 

August 2008 ICMC, Belfast

Week-long concerts with a final Network performance with performes in NYU and CCRMA using Curtis Bahn’s vibrobytes.
Original ICMC page
.

 

April 2008 USA

Concerts in Berkeley and Stanford ("Fragmentos" by Pedro Rebelo and “Drony Feeds back” by Renaud and Caceres, Improv by l a u t)
Photos

 

November 2007
Disparate Bodies Network Performance
(UK, Germany, Austria)

For more info, go to the Disparate Bodies Page

Concert advertisement on Google

Documentation of Audio and Video

Online Blog with Questions for Involved Musicians




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