A look back at some items in our archives.
Berkeley Symphony Orchestra
George Thompson, dir.
Michael F. Zbyszynski, tenor and soprano saxophones
Parts i and ii
2005
A piece written as a study in basic Max/MSP programming for improvisation. The components are effected drumset (run through delay, reverb, flange, and random-panning patches) and a triggered "chord box" - a set of ten chords that are triggered and auto-mixed to give structure to the improvisation. Electronics controlled by a small M-Audio Trigger Finger MIDI device.
Part I
All audio files are from the archival recordings made during the performances at IRCAM in 1999. Vincent David, Sax, Marc Marder, Double Bass, Benoit Gaudelette, vibraphone and timpani
Etude 7 of 7
Etude 6 of 7
Etude 5 of 7
Etude 4 of 7
Etude 3 of 7
Etude 2 of 7
Etude 1 of 7
Sebastian Berweck, piano
November 5, 2007 at Payne Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
Practice-Nagano-1min.mp3
Berkeley Symphony with Kent Nagano (1min. archival recording) (2006)
Excerpt from CNMAT concert -- Eye on CNMAT: "The Body, Interactivity, and Improvisation"
Excerpt from the CNMAT concert -- Eye on CNMAT: "The Body, Interactivity, and Improvisation"
Excerpt from CNMAT Concert -- Eye on CNMAT: "The Body, Interactivity, and Improvisation"
Excerpt from CNMAT concert -- Eye on CNMAT: "The Body, Interactivity, and Improvisation"
Excerpt from a San Francisco Contemporary Music Players concert of Edmund Campion's "Losing Touch" for Vibraphone and Electronics