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Interacting with Body and Space
symposium and concert
Photos © Kathrin Scheidt
Interacting with Body, Electronics and Space
Symposium and Concert
16 + 17.7.2019 |
16 Juli | 14:00 — 20:00
17 Juli | 17:30 — 21:00
Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin
Ben-Gurion Straße
10785 Berlin
FREE ADMISSION
Interacting with Body, Electronics and Space is a two day event of discourse, performance and demonstrations. Atau Tanaka, currently Edgard-Varèse Guest Professor at Technical University Berlin, and Henrik von Coler, director of the Electronic Music Studio at the TU, invite researchers, emerging as well as international artists in order to approach the questions which emerge in the field of musical interaction through technical means and the concept of embodiment. How does the body act in space through sound ? How might technology mediate this ? How do we create new means of interaction and what musical or performative acts result from these developments ?
The first day (16 July) will be an afternoon symposium presenting talks, discussions, and demonstrations of projects in new instrument building, audiovisuals, and material thinking. Prof Tanaka will present a keynote address on the phenomenology of musical performance. The second day (17 July) will be an evening concert where the instruments presented in the first day will come to life in a musical setting, played on a multichannel sound system from the TU, installed in the Curt-Sachs-Saal at the Musical Instrument Museum. The event is supported by the DAAD and made possible through the coöperation between the Staatliches Institut für Musikforschung and the TU Studio, respectively the Audiocommunication Group.
Photo © Kathrin Scheidt
With contributions from :
Tomomi Adachi (JP, DAAD)
Liz Allbee (US)
Benedikt Brilmayer (SIM, Berlin)
Alberto de Campo (UdK Berlin)
Henrik von Coler (TU Berlin)
Heather Frasch (US)
Matt Hughes (UTS Sydney / TU Berlin)
Daisuke Ishida (UdK Berlin)
Sukandar Kartadinata (Glui)
Jin Hyun Kim (HU Berlin)
Tom Lerch (SIM, Berlin)
Marcello Lussana (HU Berlin)
Kaffe Matthews (Berlin)
Max Neupert (Bauhaus Universität Weimar / chair)
Pascal Staudt (Berlin)
Atau Tanaka (Goldsmiths, London)
Clemens Wegener (Bauhaus Universität Weimar / chair)
Programm
Symposium : 16.07.2019
14:00 | Introduction | Henrik von Coler (TU) |
14:15 | Keynote address | Atau Tanaka — The Phenomenology of Technology Music Performance |
15:00 | Talks | Round 1 Jin Hyun Kim — Rethinking (dis)embodiment in interactive music Daisuke Ishida — Recent activities of The SINE WAVE ORCHESTRA Matt Hughes — URack : a modular musical interface for building visuals in Unity Marcello Lussana, Pascal Staudt, Olga Kozmanidze — Sentire : Sensory human interaction |
16:30 | Round Table | Taking time and space in instrument building (moderator Atau Tanaka) Kaffe Matthews — Sonic to Sensory bikes and more Sukandar Kartadinata — Glui, refinement of tangible experience Liz Allbee — hacked trumpet, transducers, Ganzfeld |
17:00 | Talks | Round 2 Max Neupert, Clemens Wegener — Tickle : Sensitive Surfaces for Music Henrik von Coler, Tom Lerch — BingBong : Interdisciplinary Development of an Expressive Interface Isak Han, Hannes Hoelzl, Alberto de Campo (HAI Trio) — Possibility Space Travel with the nUFO by Airborne Instruments |
18:00 | Drinks and Demos | with presentations by : Henrik von Coler — BinBong Sukandar Kartadinata — Glui Alberto de Campo — Airborne Instrument Marcello Lussana — Sentire Matt Hughes — Forms Max Neupert — Tickle Pascal Staudt — Push Pull |
Concert : 17.07.2019
17:30 | Doors |
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18:00 | Concert | Welcome : Henrik von Coler & Atau Tanaka Weaving Broken Threads — Heather Frasch for Digital Boxes Resident/Foreigner — Kaffe Matthews Elka organ and spatial sound Tomomi Adachi + Marcello Lussana + Andreas Dzialocha Voices from AI in Experimental Improvisation |
Intermission |
Ganzfeld — Sukandar Kartadinata & Liz Allbee Hacked trumpet, electric bass, and transducers The Last Groove — Henrik von Coler Turntable-based spatialization Corporeal — Atau Tanaka Muscle EMG performance 4 short pieces |
Programm Symposium : 16.07.2019
14:00 — Introduction Henrik von Coler (TU)
14:15 — Keynote address Atau Tanaka — The Phenomenology of Technology Music Performance
15:00 — Talks
• Jin Hyun Kim — Rethinking (dis)embodiment in interactive music
• Daisuke Ishida — Recent activities of The SINE WAVE ORCHESTRA
• Matt Hughes — URack : a modular musical interface for building visuals in Unity
• Marcello Lussana, Pascal Staudt, Olga Kozmanidze — Sentire : Sensory human interaction
16:30 — Round Table — Taking time and space in instrument building (Atau Tanaka moderator)
• Kaffe Matthews — Sonic to Sensory bikes and more
• Sukandar Kartadinata — Glui, refinement of tangible experience
• Liz Allbee — hacked trumpet, transducers, Ganzfeld
17:00 — Talks
• Max Neupert, Clemens Wegener — Tickle : Sensitive Surfaces for Music
• Henrik von Coler, Tom Lerch — BingBong : Interdisciplinary Development of an Expressive Interface
• Isak Han, Hannes Hoelzl, Alberto de Campo (HAI Trio) — Possibility Space Travel with the nUFO by Airborne Instruments
18:00 — Drinks and Demos with presentations by :
• Henrik von Coler — BinBong
• Sukandar Kartadinata — Glui
• Alberto de Campo — Airborne Instrument
• Marcello Lussana — Sentire
• Matt Hughes — Forms
• Max Neupert — Tickle
• Pascal Staudt — Push Pull
Concert : 17.07.2019
17:30 Doors
18:00 — Welcome : Henrik von Coler & Atau Tanaka
• Weaving Broken Threads — Heather Frasch for Digital Boxes
• Resident/Foreigner — Kaffe Matthews, Elka organ and spatial sound
• Voices from AI in Experimental Improvisation Tomomi Adachi + Marcello Lussana + Andreas Dzialocha
— intermission —
• Ganzfeld — Sukandar Kartadinata & Liz Allbee, Hacked trumpet, electric bass, and transducers
• The Last Groove — Henrik von Coler, Turntable-based spatialization
• Corporeal — Atau Tanaka, Muscle EMG performance 4 short pieces
die Reihe.
Beiträge zu auditiver Kunst und Kultur
die Reihe. Contributions to auditory art and culture is an event series of the Master’s program Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at the Berlin Career College at Berlin University of the Arts the Audio Communication Group at Technical University Berlin. A colaboration between the Electronic Music Studio, the DAAD Artists-in-Berlin Program and the Master’s program Sound Studies and Sonic Arts at UdK.