Electrode (2010) - Chris Chafe (1 of 2)

Stanford Laptop Orchestra (SLOrk) with special guests:
Synthia Payne, voice
Zach Herchen, saxophone
Sean-David Cunningham, violin
Chris Chafe, conductor

Electrode combines music from outside the hall and inside the brain. Soloists piped in from Colorado and New Jersey are performing with the laptop orchestra, which itself is making music derived from about 150" of brain activity. Brain recording data and the idea of "musifying" it are thanks to neurologist Dr. Josef Parvizi of the Stanford University School of Medicine. Microphones thanks to Chris Countryman of Countryman Associates, Inc. Support for network audio equipment, thanks to Stanford Institute for Creativity & the Arts.

Performed as part of the Stanford Laptop Orchestra Spring Concert in the Dinkelspiel Auditorium, Stanford University. June 2, 2010

more info:
http://slork.stanford.edu/events/2010/spring/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• CCRMA
• SLOrk
• Stanford
• Laptop
• Orchestra
• Stanford Laptop Orchestra
• computer music
• telematic
• music
• networked music performance
• networked musical performance

[ninjapunk76]

Awesome!