Un esqueleto en la cocina (A Skeleton in the Kitchen)

2015, improvised celletto and realtime kitchen, Ambisonics

Chris Chafe, celletto, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano

Program Notes

The skeleton of a cello, (dis)embodied in the celletto, an electronic cello designed, built and performed by Chris Chafe plays in the middle of the universe of sounds which make up a previous piece I used to play solo (Divertimento de Cocina). Kitchen sounds arranged and performed using a LaunchPad controller driving custom SuperCollider code. A lot of sonic fun and improvisation.

Performances

• Transitions 2015, CCRMA, Stanford, September 30 2015
• CICTEM 2015 CCRMA Concert, Departamento de Artes Musicales, Universidad del Arte, September 18 2015

Fernando Lopez-Lezcano

Composer, performer, lecturer and computer systems administrator at CCRMA, Stanford University

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Music & Performances

The Love Songs of Flying Dinosaurs
El PianoSaurio
Dinosaur He[a]rd!
Wings
Resurrections
Pia[NOT] Etude
The Miraculous Multiplication of Strings
Y Sonó Como Arpa Vieja
Un Esqueleto en la Cocina
The Hidden and Mysterious Machinery of Sound
Modulate me, please?
Space, S[acred|ecular]
Vox Voxel
Toast and Jam
Divertimento de Cocina
Velvet Skin, Heart of Steel
Fugue 1 (Fanfare)
Jurassic Modulations
Earth Songs
Dinosaur Skin
A Very Fractal Cat, Somewhat T[h]rilled
65 Second Bycicle
The Dinosaur At War
Exit Variations
El Dinosaurio Habla
Kitchen <-> Miniature(s)
Instant Knoll
iICEsCcRrEeAaMm
House of Mirrors
With Room to Grow
Knock knock, anybody there?
Three Dreams
Espresso Machine II
Hot'n Cold
Quest