Re-interpretation of Alvin Lucier: Andrew Brouse & Maxime Rioux - Music for Solo Performer 1999

A re-interpretation of Alvin Lucier's famous sound piece (1965!) for human brainwaves "Music for Solo Performer". This interpretation was done directly from the poetic score, never having heard or seen the original music performance.
Credits
Brainwave performer: Andrew Brouse
Audification by Automates Ki: Maxime Rioux
Video Production: César Saez
Inspiration: Alvin Lucier
More info:
http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~brouse/portfolio/
http://www.cooptel.qc.ca/~maxime/
Alvin Lucier
http://alucier.web.wesleyan.edu/works.html
About Lucier original work:
Alvin Lucier and Pauline Oliveros, performers
The first work in history to use brain waves to generate sound. It was composed during the Winter of 1964-65, with the technical assistance of physicist Edmond Dewan, and was first performed on May 5, 1965, at the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University with the encouragement and participation of composer John Cage. Since then it has been performed many times by Alvin Lucier, in solo concerts and on tour in Europe and America with the Sonic Arts Union.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• biofeedback
• brain
• interface
• music
• production
• performance
• Alvin
• Lucier
• BCI
• BMI

[tvsawang]

thnx for posting



[ofhoney]

incredible, thank you for uploading

[EdVanCertes]

Between the other interpreters I found on youtube of this Lucier's piece. This version is by far the best. Impossible to do a better one.

[marcinwczrk]

amaziing idea

totally dreamy

thanx