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Upcoming Events
Laetitia Sonami: Ideas & Machines
Date:Tue, 01/22/2019 - 5:00pm - 7:00pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Guest Lecture
Laetitia Sonami, composer, sound installation artist and technologist, discusses her forty yearlong musical trajectories and encounters and questions her abilities to think out of the machine.
Sonami studied with Eliane Radigue, Robert Ashley, David Behrman and Joel Chadabe - She moved from France to the United States in the late seventies to pursue her interest in electronic music, away from the more conservative French institutions of the time.
FREEOpen to the PublicGadi Sassoon: Multiverse
Date:Wed, 01/23/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Concert
Gadi Sassoon performs Multiverse in a multichannel setup at CCRMA.FREEOpen to the PublicOdeya Nini: A Solo Voice
Date:Thu, 01/24/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Concert
Evolving over the last seven years, A Solo Voice, composed and performed by Odeya Nini, is an investigation of resonance, extended vocal techniques, performance, and pure expression, exploring the relationship between mind and body and the various landscapes it can yield. The work is a series of malleable compositions and improvisations that include field recordings and theatrical elements, aiming to dissociate the voice from its traditional attributes and create a new logic of song that is not only heard but seen through movement and action.FREEOpen to the PublicNarayan Sankaran on Decoding Music & Speech from M/EEG activity
Date:Fri, 01/25/2019 - 10:30am - 1:55pmLocation:CCRMA Seminar RoomEvent Type:Hearing SeminarIn tonal-music and speech perception, continuous acoustic waveforms are mapped onto discrete hierarchically-arranged internal representations of pitch and phonemes respectively. To examine the neural dynamics underlying these transformations, we recorded time-resolved cortical activity during both music and speech listening. Decoders then attempted to classify the identity of stimuli (tones in study 1; phonemes in study 2) from their corresponding neural activity at each peristimulus time-sample. The accuracy with which stimuli can be discriminated by classifiers provides a dynamic measure of their dissimilarity in cortex, and this dissimilarity structure can be directly compared with acoustic and perceptual models.
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Date:Sat, 01/26/2019 - 7:30pm - 8:30pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Concert
Improvisation and performance by: Michele Cheng, Julie Herndon, Barbara Nerness, Stephanie Sherriff, Michiko Theurer, Julie ZhuWorks by: Michele Cheng, Robert Fleitz, Kerrith Livengood, Barbara Nerness, Stephanie SherriffFREEOpen to the PublicColin Tucker and Charlie Sdraulig: this title refers to a counterproductive piece of private property
Date:Wed, 01/30/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Concert
Colin Tucker and Charlie Sdraulig realize a new work by Colin Tucker for speakers and two performers thematizing the given embodied actualities in everyday and performance settings. The work begins with an installation in which recordings of ambient sounds of the performance space are played back, activating ambiguities between live and recorded sounds. The installation proceeds seamlessly into a work for two human performers and speakers featuring subtle modifications of breath sounds.FREEOpen to the PublicLauren Fink (UCDavis) on modeling pupillary entrainment to music and absorptive music listening experiences
Date:Fri, 02/01/2019 - 10:30am - 12:00pmLocation:CCRMA Seminar RoomEvent Type:Hearing Seminar
What can our eyes tell us about how we hear music? Lauren Fink from UC Davis will talk about how the pupils of our eyes respond to music. Her work shows that the pupil diameter reflects the musical rhythm and whether we are engaged with the music. This is cool, not only because it shows our eyes "listen" to music, but also ties into recent work investigating the connection between auditory salience and eye responses. The eyes have it!
AbstractFREEOpen to the PublicCCRMA at BING
Date:Fri, 02/01/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmDate:Sat, 02/02/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:Bing Concert HallEvent Type:ConcertPlease join us for two different evening programs of multichannel immersive music and soundscapes at Bing Concert Hall. We will deploy our CCRMA Grail sound system for a selection of pieces from CCRMA and around the world. Featured artists will include CCRMA students, faculty, and guest artists. More details about the two programs to follow.
FREEOpen to the PublicTAK Ensemble at Stanford
Date:Sat, 02/09/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:Elliott Program CenterEvent Type:ConcertTAK Ensemble performs work by Hassan Estakhrian, Julie Herndon, Doug McCausland, Nick Virzi, and Julie Zhu.
Please note this concert takes place in Elliot Program Center (589 Governor's Ave, Stanford, CA 94305).FREEOpen to the PublicSharkiface | Danishta Rivero
Date:Sat, 02/16/2019 - 7:30pm - 9:00pmLocation:CCRMA StageEvent Type:Concert
FREEOpen to the Public
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