Free Online Conference: Rethinking the History of Technology-based Music

[Monty Adkins]

All

 

The Centre for Research in New Music is hosting an online conference 9-11 June: Rethinking the History of Technology-based Music.

The schedule is below and the link to register for free can be found on this page:

https://research.hud.ac.uk/music/conferences/technologybasedmusic/

 

Many thanks

 

Monty

 

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
THURSDAY 9 JUNE
09:00-09:30	Monty Adkins, Jøran Rudi	OPENING, WELCOME
09:30-10:00	Andrew Knight-Hill	Convergence Potential in Parallel Praxis: Electroacoustic Music and Sound Design
10:00-10:30	Joseph Hyde	Tracing Music Technology to its Interdisciplinary Roots
10:30-11:30	Simon Waters	KEYNOTE: Observations and entanglements: The early stages of the analogue-digital shift in music’s infrastructure and organisation
11:30-12:00	BREAK
12:00-12:30	Arild Boman	Antinomies of Net/Satellite Communication: Strategies of Musical Interaction
12:30-13:00	Hans Kretz	Networked performance as a space for collective creation and student engagement
13:00-13:30	LUNCHBREAK
13:30-14:00	Rose Dodd	Shifting modalities in electronic-based and instrumental notated music: Sketching an alternative approach to their historiography, to include contemporary instrumental performative practices, outlier aesthetic resistance, and posthuman intentionality within the black box performance space
14:00-14:30	Leila Adu-Gilmore	Critical Sonic Practice: Inclusive Research through Global Electronic Music
14:30-15:00	Amit Dinesh Patel	Exploring Cultural Diversity in Experimental Sound
15:00-15:30	BREAK
15:30-16:00	Philipp Ahner	Didactic changes in sound compositions with synthesizer apps
FRIDAY 10 JUNE
09:00-09:30	Per Magnus Lindborg	Re-scaling Beethoven: very long, very short
09:30-10:00	Treya Nash	An Analytical approach to voice processing and the carefully constructed sound world in Alice Shields’ Apocalypse.
10:00-10:30	Irine Røsnes	Tracing ecosystemic virtuosity in performance of Simon Emmerson’s Stringscape (2010) for violin and electronics
10:30-11:00	BREAK
11:00-11:30	Annie Jamieson	The expanding fields, practices and histories of technology-based music
11:30-12:00	Dylan Burchett	Theatrical Objects: Towards a Relationally-Defined Organology
12:00-12:30	Nemanja Radivojevic, Damian Keller, Victor Lazzarini	Issues of Ubimus Archaeology: Creative Processes in Risset’s Little Boy
12:30-13:00	LUNCBREAK
13:00-13:30	Simon Crab	Exploring the mystical origins of Electronic Music
13:30-14:00	Tomoya Matsuura, Kazuhiro Jo, Akihiro Kubota	Towards a Civil Engineering of Music, a critical perspective on cultural and the military use of the computer for music
14:00-14:30	Marcel Zaes Sagesser	Rethinking Drum Machine Histories: Mechanical Time Grids as a Cultural Logic
14:30-15:00	BREAK
15:00-15:30	Manuella Blackburn, Paul Harkins	Finding the female users: A feminist historiography of the Fairlight CMI
15:30-16:00	Fulya Ucanok	Electroacoustic Composition Process as a Process of Com-position
SATURDAQY 11 JUNE
09:00-09:30	Ulf Holbrook, Jøran Rudi	The expanding fields, practices and histories of technology-based music
09:30-10:00	Giovanni Onorato, Riccardo Ancona	Raise the Curtain, A critical perspective on the idea of Post-Acousmatic
10:00-11:00	Linda OKeefe	KEYNOTE: Representing Alternative Histories of Sound in the Arts
11:00-11:30	BREAK
11:00-12:00	Jaehoon Choi	Max - Expansion From a Programming Paradigm to a Distributed Lab
11:30-12:00	Neil O Connor	Reconnections: Electroacoustic Music & Modular Synthesis Revival
12:00-12:30	Manoli Moriaty	Upsetting the controls: controllerist practice in electroacoustic music performance
12:30-13:00	BREAK
13:00-13:30	Brenda Hutchinson	Socially engaged art reflects ‘an interest in producing effects and affect in the world rather than focusing on the form itself.’
13:30-14:00	Angela McArthur, Brona Martin, Emma Margetson, Nikki Sheth	Women in Spatial Sound - Working with the IKO Loudspeaker
14:00-14:30	Notto Thelle, Bernt-Isak Werstad	Co-Creative Spaces
14:30-15:00	Monty Adkins, Jøran Rudi	CLOSING OF THE CONFERENCE

 

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