Performing music is typically associated with various forms of physical movement. This can include playing an instrument, conducting an ensemble, or incorporating dance and dramatic elements in staged productions. With a personal interest in integrating movement into electronic music performances, I have been actively exploring different forms of motion sensing, particularly using accelerometers, within my own musical practice.
I will discuss specific aspects of this technology, with a focus on the practical implications of expressiveness, reliability, and technical solutions. Following the presentation, I will perform my recent piece titled ‘Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed,’ showcasing how these concepts are applied.
Fri 8 SepDisplayed time zone: Pacific Time (US & Canada) change
19:30 - 22:30 | FARM Performance EveningFARM at Reisbeck Auditorium Chair(s): Kaley Eaton Cornish College of the Arts Doors open at 7:00pm. Open at no charge to all participants of ICFP and/or any workshop. It is also open to the public at no charge, but conference attendees have preference and seating may be limited. Address is 2017 Boren Ave, the glass building to the right of the Performance Hall. | ||
19:30 15mOther | As music overheard, as image made light. FARM | ||
19:50 60mKeynote | Keynote: Perfectly Imperfect: Music, Math and the Keyboard FARM Gloria Cheng UCLA DOI | ||
21:00 15mOther | Solo Piano Performance FARM Gloria Cheng UCLA | ||
21:20 15mOther | Humanity: From Survival to Revival FARM | ||
21:40 20mOther | Accelerometers as an Instrument FARM | ||
22:05 15mOther | Aurora: Goddess of Dawn FARM |