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.
for violoncello and live electronics
Hugh Livingston
Student dancers perform in "Panorama: A Multi-Media Happening". Pauley Ballroom, Martin Luther King Student Center, November 14, 2008. Photo courtesy of Ken Goldberg.
Student dancers perform in "Panorama: A Multi-Media Happening". Pauley Ballroom, Martin Luther King Student Center, November 14, 2008. Photo courtesy of Ken Goldberg.
Student dancers perform in "Panorama: A Multi-Media Happening". Pauley Ballroom, Martin Luther King Student Center, November 14, 2008. Photo courtesy of Ken Goldberg.
For violoncello and live electronics
Program Note:
Performed by Nils Bultmann on a 5-string MIDI Zeta violin passing through an effects processor (Oberheim GM-1000); Stereo reduction mix (from four-channel).
For many years, Composer Roberto Morales (UC Music Department, PhD 2005), has worked on, refined, and regularly rebuilt his live environment for flute and interactive electronics.
