New music exhibits novelty in its situation, presentation, compositional process, performance practice, or outcome. In some pieces, that novelty is dependent on or derived from the use of technology.
CNMAT concert excerpt, full concert released on Deep Listening; DL 21-2002 CD.
Concert of improvised music, featuring AACM member and multi-instrumentalist Douglas Ewart, cellist and bassist Kash Killion, instrument builder Walter Kitundu, and live electronics by David Wessel.
Improvised music concert, July 27, 2003
Steve Lacy (soprano saxophone), George Lewis (trombone), David Wessel (live electronics). Dedicated to Oliver Johnson.
Improvised music for saxophone and live electronics, September 13, 2002
Darsana I is an interactive work for a pianist playing the Yamaha Disklavier (a piano fitted with MIDI technology in its keys). I connect the Disklavier to a computer and program software to interact with a pianist. The pianist plays material which acts as triggers to the Disklavier, and causes it to respond with material I have worked out.
Excerpt from CNMAT concert
