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Music by students of the Brooklyn College B.Mus. and M.Mus. composition programs, and films scored by composers of our Media Scoring M.F.A. program. Shapeshifter Lab, 7 p.m.
Artist and composer Seth Cluett discusses his work and ideas. 206G Roosevelt Hall Extension, 12:30 p.m. Free.
An entire program of works by composer Nicholas R. Nelson, alumnus and former adjunct faculty member of the Conservatory of Music at Brooklyn College. Studio 312, Roosevelt Hall Extension, 7 p.m. Free.
A program of works by students of the Sonic Arts M.F.A. program at Brooklyn College. Studio 312, Roosevelt Hall Extension, 7 p.m. Free.
A concert to honor the memory of Pauline Oliveros. Shapeshifter Lab, 8 p.m. Full program.
Full program.
Music+Video. Special guest composer Dennis H. Miller.
Dennis Miller artist talk, 206G Roosevelt Hall Extension
Screening of music/video works by Dennis Miller, Studio 312 (312 Roosevelt Hall Extension)
Concert of music/video works, Studio 312 (312 Roosevelt Hall Extension). Featuring works by:
Circuit Bridges – Collaborative concert
Featuring works by:
Emerging Composers
October 29–31 7 p.m. Studio 312, Brooklyn College
“Mike McFerron and Friends,” featuring performances by Rebecca Ashe (flute) and Ian Corbett (saxophone). With works by Mike McFerron, Ian Corbett, Rob Voisey, and Jay Batzner.
“The Theremin and Hollywood,” including a screening of The Day The Earth Stood Still (1951 version). With featured guests Professor Foster Hirsch, film historian, and Dalit Warshaw, composer and theremin virtuosa, who will give a theremin demonstration and performance. Plus a special surprise guest.
“Emerging Composers,” featuring world premiere works by: Max Alper, Ivonne Paredes, Jack Horowitz, Jessica DiMari, Nick Nelson, Whitney George, Konrad Kamm, Matthew Gantt, John Dunlop, Abe Morrison, Jabbath Roa, and Dan Henry Boehler.
Music of Walter Branchi
80th Birthday Celebration for Morton Subotnick
Music of David Revill, Tom Goldstein, Jason Eckardt, Arthur Krieger, and Marc Thorman.
Music of Douglas Geers, Linda Dusman, Douglas Cohen, Anna Rubin, Tania León, and George Brunner.
April 3, 5, 21, and 26
Three nights of electroacoustic music performances and installations at Brooklyn College. The spring 2012 festival is honored to include a special 80th birthday celebration concert for renowned composer Pauline Oliveros on Thursday, April 26.
All events are free and open to everyone.
12:30 p.m., 206 Roosevelt Hall Extension Presentation by composer Per Bloland on his works
7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension The Kenners and Per Bloland: The Electromagnetically Prepared Piano Composer Per Bloland and electroacoustic duo the Kenners (Eliot Gattegno, saxophones and Eric Wubbels, piano) will perform. Program will include: “Of Dust and Sand,” Per Bloland; “Divertimento,” Charles Wuorinen; “This Is, This Is, This Is,” Eric Wubbels; “torsion,” Katharina Rosenberger; and “Quintet for Solo Saxophone and Electronics,” Per Bloland.
7 p.m., Studio 312, Roosevelt Hall Extension Emerging Composers Concert Featuring works by Butovens Mede, Arsid Ketjuntra, Gocha Tsinadze, Max Alper, John Dunlap, Camila Cano, Jabbath Roa, Víctor Castelo, Jeff Tobias, Ian Munro, and Nick Nelson.
11 a.m.–7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension Symposium on Electroacoustic Music Performance A full day of presentations and discussions about the electroacoustic performance. Participants include Maja Cerar, Douglas Cohen, R. Luke Dubois, Rebbeca Fiebrink, Doug Geers, Jules Gimbrone, Marianne Gythfeldt, Michael Klingbeil, Elizabeth Hoffman, Damon Holzborn, Mari Kimura, Michael Klingbeil, Esther Lamneck, Tania León, Martha Mooke, Dafna Naphtali, Jaime Oliver, Terry Pender, Todd Reynolds, Robert Rowe, Madeleine Shapiro, Jeff Snyder, Hans Tammen, David Wetzel, and Red Wierenga.
7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension Pauline Oliveros 80th Birthday Celebration Concert
Pauline Oliveros and special guests will play an entire concert of her works.
March 8–10, 2011 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
12:30 p.m., 206 Roosevelt Hall Extension Pauline Oliveros Lecture
7 p.m., Whitman Hall Electoacoustic Video Works by composers Per Bloland, Ted Coffey, Jon Christopher Nelson, Jøran Rudi, Jeffrey Stolet, and David Stout.
7 p.m., Whitman Hall Stockhausen’s “Kontakte,” performed by Iktus Percussion, plus a short film on Stockhausen’s infamous “Helicopter” quartet.
7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension Emergine Composers Concert Featuring works by J. Anthony Allen, Noah Keesecker, Nicholas Nelson, Ian Munro, Ellen O’Meara, Dave Ruder, and Erin Arthur.
October 26–28, 2010 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
7 p.m., Levenson Hall 360 degrees of 60×60 (Magenta Mix) Featuring Robert Voisey, founder/director of the 60×60 Project. Sixty one-minute pieces by 60 composers, assembled into a continuous one-hour event. This performance features video accompaniments for each work, created by video artist and composer Patrick Liddell.
Works by composers Liana Alexandra, Taylor Ashley, Jeremy Baguyos, Per Bloland, James Bohn, Susan Brewster, Ann Cantelow, Da Jeong Choi, Stavros Choplaros, David Claman, Douglas Cohen, Amanda Cole, J.C. Combs, Ron Coulter, Lucio E. Cuellar, Mark Eden, Robert Fanelli, Jonas Foerster, Ulf Grahn, Melissa Grey, Richard Hall, Anthony Hood, Bernard Hughes, Marie Incontrera, David Jaggard, Travis Johns, Tuan Hung Le, Cyprian Li, Brian Lindgren, Sylvi MacCormac, Eli McCartney, David Mooney, Serban Nichifor, Charles Nichols, Robert Payne, Andrian Pertout, Guillermo Pozzati, Bob Rocco, Paul Russell, Antti Saario, jacky schreiber, Daniel Sedgwick, David Ben Shannon, Adam Sovkoplas, Adam Stansbie, Ken Steen, Christiane Strothmann, Elke Swoboda, Agnes Szelag, Aart Uunivers, Jeremy Van Buskirk, Victor Villarreal, John Villec, Patricia Walsh, Jane Wang, Dan Weymouth, Brent Wilcox, Ozan Yarman, Ph.D., Gregory Yasinitsky, and Ivan Zavada.
7 p.m, Whitman Hall American Composers Concert Featuring guest composer Matthew Burtner.
12:30 p.m., 251 Gershwin Hall Lecture by composer Matthew Burtner on his recent work
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Emerging Composers Concert
Installation Scream, by David Ruder, will be shown before and after IEAMF concerts.
April 9, 14, and 15 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
This spring 2010 festival included three concerts and a guest lecture.
7 p.m., Whitman Theater Music/dance collaboration concert “Tempus Fugit” An evening of all original choreography and music compositions based on the wonder of birds. Featuring choreographers Artis Smith, Germaine Salsberg, Alenka Cizmesija, Michael Manswell, Cynthia Salandy, Rhoderick Blasco and Virginie Mecene. Featuring composers Hiromi Abe, Jay Batzner, Camila Cano, Whitney George, Marie Incontrera, David Morneau, Nicholas R. Nelson, and Paul Rudy. $5 advance purchase and students; $10 general admission.
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Emerging Composers’ Concert, “Destruction of Structures, Part 2” Featuring composers Camila Cano, John Chittum, Whitney George, Alfredo Marin, Nicholas R. Nelson, and Michael Weinstein-Rieman.
1:30 p.m., 251 Gershwin Hall Guest lecture by composer Paul Rudy
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Concert “Electro-Acoustic Music from the American Heartland” Music by IEAMF featured guest Paul Rudy as well as James Mobberly, Michael McFerron and performances by Madeleine Shapiro (cello), Carter Enyeart (cello), and Carl Bolleia (piano).
November 6 – 8, 2007 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
The 2007 International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival at Brooklyn College features three evenings of electro-acoustic and intermedia works from around the world.
This year’s festival include a seminar and concerts by special guest composer Eric Lyon from Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The festival reaches into Manhattan this year, with the Wednesday and Thursday evening concerts held at the Jan Hus Church on the Upper East Side.
Part of Electro-Acoustic Music Month
All events are free.
1:30 p.m., 251 Gershwin Hall Eric Lyon at the Center for Computer Music Lyon discusses Computer Chamber Music.
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Brooklyn College Composers Works by Milosz Jeziorski, Marie Incontrera, Nick Nelson, Sukning Kan, Judy Rabsatt, Cintia Diaz, Alfredo Marin and Hallvardur Asgeirsson. Performers: Antonio Arosemena (recorder), Nicholas R. Nelson (sampler), Jay Vilnai (guitar), Alfredo Marin (computer), Hallvardur Asgeirsson (computer).
7 p.m., Jan Hus Church, 351 East 74 Street (between First and Second avenues), New York, N.Y. Hyperrealism Text Sound Works by composers Noah Creshevsky, Robert Fanelli, Douglas Cohen, David Buddin, Eric Lyon and Per Bloland. Performers: Monica Harte (soprano), David Buddin (piano), Eric Lyon (computer), Douglas Cohen (computer), and George Brunner (cello).
7 p.m., Jan Hus Church, 351 East 74 Street (between First and Second avenues), New York, N.Y. The Music of Eric Lyon Works by composers Eric Lyon, David Grubbs, Dennis Miller and George Brunner. Performers: Margaret Lancaster (flute), Gretchen Mundinger (soprano), Eric Lyon (computer), David Grubbs (electric guitar), and George Brunner (computer).
November 14 – 16, 2006 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
The 2006 International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival at Brooklyn College features three evenings of electro-acoustic and intermedia works from around the world.
Highlights for this year’s festival include the “60 * 60” project by Brooklyn College alumnus Robert Voisey, renowned new music soprano Patricia Sonego performing works for voice and electronics, avant-garde improvisations by flautists Robert Dick and Christine Perea, and a 60th birthday celebration performance for El Paso artist James Magee.
1:30 p.m., 250 Gershwin Hall John Melby at the Brooklyn College Composers Forum Melby discusses his works for soloist and electro-acoustic playback.
5:30 p.m., Levenson Hall 60 X 60 2006, New York Minutes Robert Voisey’s 60 X 60 project features 60 pieces by 60 composers in 60 minutes.
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Patricia Sonego Patricia Sonego performs works for voice and electronic playback by John Melby and Noah Creshevsky. Premieres of compositions by Ben Bierman, David Grubbs, and Amnon Wolman will also be featured.
7 p.m., Jan Hus Church, 351 East 74 Street (between First and Second Avenues), New York, N.Y. Robert Dick and Christine Perea perform new music for flute and electronics. The concert will feature a premiere by George Brunner.
1:30 p.m., 250 Gershwin Hall Bob Ostertag at the Brooklyn College Center for Computer Music Ostertag discusses his work with the texts of James Magee.
8:30 p.m., Jan Hus Church, 351 East 74 Street (between First and Second avenues), New York, N.Y. Celebrating James Magee This concert celebrates the 60th birthday of El Paso artist James Magee. Music by Douglas Cohen and Bob Ostertag based on selected titles to specific works of James Magee. Performances by James Magee and friends.
November 1–3, 2005 Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
The 2005 International Electro-Acoustic Music Featival at Brooklyn College will feature three evenings of electro-acoustic and intermedia works from around the world.
1:30 p.m., 250 Gershwin Hall Steven Takasugi at the Brooklyn College Center for Computer Music
7 p.m., Levenson Hall Electro-Acoustic Music Composed by Brooklyn College Music Composition Students Featuring compositions by D. Edward Davis, Alfredo Marin, Yoni Niv, and Zachary Seldess. Video by special guest artist Andy Graydon.
7 p.m., Levenson Hall SØNREEL with Doug Geers and Maja Cerar Plus new works by David Grubbs, Robert Fanelli, and John Jannone.
2 p.m., Levenson Hall Noah Creshevsky at the Brooklyn College Composers’ Forum
7 p.m., Klavierhaus, 211 West 58 Street, New York, N.Y. Noah Creshevsky 60th Birthday Celebration Performances by Vahagn Avetisyan (piano), Dennis Bathory-Kitsz (voice), Thomas Buckner (baritone) and Beth Griffith (soprano). Compositions by Dennis Bathory-Kitsz, George Brunner, Douglas Cohen, Noah Creshevsky, David Gunn, Michael Kinney, Tania Leon, Virgil Thomson, Robert Voisey, and Amnon Wolman.
November 9–11, 2004 Levenson Recital Hall Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music
The 2004 International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival at Brooklyn College will feature three evenings of electro-acoustic and intermedia works from around the world.
A special evening is planned to celebrate more than 50 years of music making by experimental composer Annea Lockwood.
