Hola todos, Reitero la invitación y reenvío algunos datos de el Worldwide Tuning Meditation, cuya descripción e invitación envié antes.
Ver aquí: http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ msg00182.html Agradezco a quienes planeen asistir, que confirmen su asistencia a esta dirección de correo: formante [arroba] gmail [punto] com gracias dp Inicio del mensaje reenviado: > De: "Lisa Barnard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Fecha: 20 de agosto de 2007 9:52:18 PM GMT-05:00 > Para: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Asunto: Pauline Oliveros' Worldwide Tuning Mediation synchronous > events > > Thank you all for your inquiries for having your own or joining a > synchronous event of the Worldwide Tuning Mediation! Below you > will find a confirmed list of groups that have formed and will form > events in their locations. If you would like to contact them for > more information I have provided their email. > > Please let us know if you indeed have plans to hold your own > event! We would love to include you as participants. The score is > online and we welcome you to facilitate a group! I’m looking > forward to “tuning” with all of you very soon! > > Best, > Lisa Barnard > Research Assistant/Events Coordinator > Deep Listening Institute > www.deeplistening.org > 845-338-5984 > > Radio stations/groups contributing include Lemurie TAZ(Czech > Republic) reboot.fm (Berlin, Germany) RadioCorax(Halle, Germany), > Neighborhood Public Radio (San Francisco, United States), sounDart > (United Kingdom), and sites in Minneapolis, Montreal, and two hours > north of Toronto (Collingwood). > > The Montreal location is led by Kathy Kennedy > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > North of Toronto (Collingwood) is led by Julia White > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > Minneapolis is led by Marc Jensen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > Lincoln Center Out of Doors presents > > Pauline Oliveros’ The World Wide Tuning Meditation > Tuesday, August 21 at 7 pm, Free Admission > Damrosch Park in the South Plaza, NYC > > In cooperation with Deep Listening Institute in Kingston New York, > Lincoln Center Out of Doors will host over 1000 voices to perform > noted composer Pauline Oliveros’ World Wide Tuning Meditation. The > World Wide Tuning Meditation is an interactive "sound-a-long" in > which the audience becomes an instrument. The audience voices at > Lincoln Center will blend together with a broadcast of voices from > 8 additional locations around the world to blend together to make > beautiful music informed by Oliveros’ score. The Tuning Meditation > is a unique sonic event which Oliveros describes as “a gesture of > sonic peace.” Oliveros supplies the score, you supply your tone. > > Voices from remote locations will be broadcast via free103point9’s > online radio transmission. With the technical support of > free103point9’s Executive Director Galen Joseph-Hunter and > transmission artist Tom Roe, Oliveros will lead the voices of > Lincoln Center with the voices of 8 additional locations to be > broadcast into Damrosch Park. Remote locations include radio > stations such as Neighborhood Public Radio in San Francisco, > Soundart Radio atDartington College in the United Kingdom, Lemure > TAZ in the Czech Republic, reboot.fm in Berlin Germany, RadioCorax > in Halle Germany and other locations around the world to be announced. > > Everyone is invited to participate in this unique event at Lincoln > Center and no experience is necessary. > For more information, to view the score and to sign up, visit the > Deep Listening website www.deeplistening.org.Listen to the Live > Online Radio Webcast at free103point9.org. > > Following the Worldwide Tuning Meditation under the band shell, > audience members will also be treated to the EHRES (Extreme High > Risk Entertainment System) featuring Oliveros in a quartet of > performers — Ione (spoken word/electronics), John D. S. Adams > (modular electronics), Norman Adams (cello/electronics) and > Oliveros (accordion/electronics) — employing a groundbreaking > system of acoustic and electronic interconnections for live > performance. EHRES creates multilayered networks of connections > allowing all sounds to be shared, processed and distributed to a > multi-channel sound system. > > Lincoln Center Out of Doors is sponsored by Bloomberg and PepsiCo > Inc. with additional generous support from foundations, > corporations, individuals and government agencies. > > Bios > Pauline Oliveros, composer, performer and humanitarian is an > important pioneer in American Music. Acclaimed internationally, for > four decades she has explored sound -- forging new ground for > herself and others. Through improvisation, electronic music, > ritual, teaching and meditation she has created a body of work with > such breadth of vision that it profoundly affects those who > experience it and eludes many who try to write about it. > > Oliveros has been honored with awards, grants and concerts > internationally. Whether performing at the John F.Kennedy Center in > Washington D.C., in an underground cavern, or in the studios of > West German Radio, Oliveros' commitment to interaction with the > moment is unchanged. She can make the sound of a sweeping siren > into another instrument of the ensemble. Through Deep Listening > Pieces and earlier Sonic Meditations Oliveros introduced the > concept of incorporating all environmental sounds into musical > performance. To make a pleasurable experience of this requires > focused concentration, skilled musicianship and strong > improvisational skills, which are the hallmarks of Oliveros' form. > In performance Oliveros uses an accordion which has been re-tuned > in two different systems of her just intonation in addition to > electronics to alter the sound of the accordion and to explore the > individual characteristics of each room. > > Pauline Oliveros has built a loyal following through her concerts, > recordings, publications and musical compositions that she has > written for soloists and ensembles in music, dance, theater and > inter-arts companies. She has also provided leadership within the > music community from her early years as the first Director of the > Center for Contemporary Music (formerly the Tape Music Center at > Mills), director of the Center for Music Experiment during her 14 > year tenure as professor of music at the University of California > at San Diego to acting in an advisory capacity for organizations > such as The National Endowment for the Arts, The New York State > Council for the Arts, and many private foundations. She now serves > as Distinguished Research Professor of Music at Rensselaer > Polytechnic Institute and Darius Milhaud Composer in Residence at > Mills College. Oliveros has been vocal about representing the needs > of individual artists, about the need for diversity and > experimentation in the arts, and promoting cooperation and good > will among people. > > Deep Listening Institute, Ltd. fosters a unique approach to music, > literature, art and meditation, and promotes innovation among > artists and audience in creating, performing, recording and > educating with a global perspective. The Deep Listening Institute > fosters creativity in artists of all ages and levels of artistic > development by holding workshops, retreats, summer camps and after > school programs; performing and publishing new work; and developing > new performance technologies. > > free103point9 is a nonprofit arts organization focused on > establishing and cultivating the genre Transmission Arts by > promoting artists who explore the transmission spectrum as a medium > for creative expression. > > Galen Joseph-Hunter, Executive Director free103point9 > Guiding free103point9's transition to a nonprofit organization, > Galen Joseph-Hunter has served as Executive Director since 2002. > Simultaneously, she has worked at the venerable video art > organization Electronic Arts Intermix (EAI) since 1996. Over the > past ten years, she has organized numerous exhibitions and events > internationally including Video Jam (2001), co-curated with Michael > Rush, at the PBICA, FL; Video Windows (2001) at the Stefan > StuxGallery, NY; Interactions (2002), co-curated with Lori Zippay, > at the NY Center for Media Arts; Memory of Temptations (2002) at > EdiciónMadrid, Spain; The Workshop of the Film Form, 1970-77 > (2004), co-curated withLukasz Ronduda, EAI, NY; Airborne > (2005) in collaboration with and at the New Museum of Contemporary > Art, NY; Spectral Garden (2006) free103point9 Wave Farm, Acra, NY; > and [silence] (2007), co-curated with Dylan J. Gauthier, at > Gigantic ArtSpace, NY. > > Tom Roe is a sound transmission artist sometimes known as DJ Dizzy. > Roe performs with transmitters and receivers using multiple bands > (FM, CB, walkie-talkie), as well as prepared CDs, vinyl records, > and various electronics. He creates radio soundscapes using locally > available frequencies, often to the beat of manipulated pop song > samples. Roe has exhibited widely both in the United States and > internationally. Roe has led many of free103point9's "Radio Lab" > education lectures and workshops, speaking about how to perform > with transmitters and the history of radio performance and > microcasting at venues such as Columbia University, Brown > University, Brooklyn College, Flux Factory, The Kitchen, NYU's ITP > Program, Kids Discover Radio in East Harlem, Grassroots Media > Conference at The New School, RPI University in Troy, and other > locations > > > Daniel Andrés Prieto García http://wwwprof.uniandes.edu.co/~d-prieto http://dopu.blogspot.com _______________________________________________ ____ ____ ___ ____ _ _ ___ |__| |__/ / |___ \/ |__] | | | \ /__ |___ _/\_ | Arzexp mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slow.tk/listinfo.cgi/arzexp-slow.tk
