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Andres Cremisini - Move, tongue

Performed by Matt Ingalls; December 12, 2011, Hertz Hall (UC Berkeley)

Composers

Andres Cremisini

Year

CNMAT

Other People Involved

Andres Cremisini

Relation to CNMAT

Instrumentation

Amplifier(s) and Microphone(s)

Multi-channel Audio

Performance Attributes

Fixed Electronics (tape music)

Fixed Electronics with Amplified Acoustic Instruments

Synthesis and Label Processing

Computer and Electronic Music

Techniques in New Music

Musique concrète/Tape Music

Computer-Assisted Composition

Instrumental Technique

MIC: Computer and Electronic Music

Computer and Electronic Music

MIC: Teaching

MIC: Inter-Arts Performance Attributes

Fixed Electronics (tape music)

Fixed Electronics with Amplified Acoustic Instruments

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Andres Cremisini

Posted on

May 16, 2012 - 5:07pm

Year

CNMAT

Other People Involved

Andres Cremisini

Relation to CNMAT

Instrumentation

Amplifier(s) and Microphone(s)

Multi-channel Audio

Performance Attributes

Fixed Electronics (tape music)

Fixed Electronics with Amplified Acoustic Instruments

Synthesis and Label Processing

Computer and Electronic Music

Techniques in New Music

Musique concrète/Tape Music

Computer-Assisted Composition

Instrumental Technique

MIC: Computer and Electronic Music

Computer and Electronic Music

MIC: Teaching

MIC: Inter-Arts Performance Attributes

Fixed Electronics (tape music)

Fixed Electronics with Amplified Acoustic Instruments

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