CCRMA Autumn Concert 2010 Musicircus
This page contains internal information on the organization and logistics of the CCRMA Fall Concert 2010 - Cagean Musicircus.
Below is the distribution of pieces throughout the Knoll.
Contents
Foyer (entrance)
pulb by Dohi Moon and Bjoern Erlach
Sound installation using the old piano frame. Dohi and Bjoern will move it in for the concert and out the next day.
Needs:
- 2 small condenser mics (from Chris' office?)
- 1 omni mic to capture sound from the room
Listening Room
Tape pieces running continuously in a loop from a single Ardour session.
Fraktal by Visda Goudarzi
Let It Ride by Michael Wilson
tape piece by Bruno Ruviaro (TBD)
Kitchen <-> Miniature(s) by Fernando Lopez-Lezcano
TO-DO:
- Set-up and test Ardour session with all pieces.
- Borrow some SLOrk cushions for people to sit on.
Studio C
Match My Music! by Javier Sanchez Demo of iPad app
Needs:
- Studio C standard equipment
Elevator
Musizieren im Fahrstuhl by Ed Berdahl
Needs:
- Material to darken the space, cover ceiling
- Some small portable lighting
CCARH
Three performance sets of about 30-40 minutes each, starting at 8pm.
Chris Carlson- 8:00pm
Luke Dahl - 8:30pm
Locky Casey - 9:00pm
Times above are approximate. Performers coordinate transition between themselves.
Needs:
- mixer
- two QSC speakers
- subwoofer
Classroom
Artikulator Jam by Mike Rotondo and Luke Iannini
Video? Classroom speakers?
Seminar Room
Excursion into Mixed Reality by Hunter McCurry
Needs: Video camera Seminar Room speakers Seminar Room projector Material to black out opaque glass door
Stage
MoPhO pre-concert (7pm)
Dinousaur Skin by Fernando Lopez-Lezcano
Needs:
- Nando sets up and rehearses in the morning (9am-2pm)
- MoPhO sets up and rehearses in the afternoon (2-7pm)
- Coordinate transition MoPhO -> Nando
Lounge
TBA
SLOrk Closet
Bruno Ruviaro & Michael Berger installation TBA
Miscellaneous "to-do's"
Each space should have some sort of small poster (print on nice color paper) visible by the audience, with info about the artists and the piece/installation/demo ("gallery-style"). Should we still print formal program notes? Perhaps just a simpler map of the building for people to carry while they are walking around.
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(yellow "caution" demarcation tape?)
