Telematic Performance - Mark Dresser CRCA

Contrabassist and CRCA researcher Mark Dresser participates in a collaborative "telematics" concert and cumulation of a research collaboration at UCSD with colleagues at UC Berkeley and Stanford. The public performance at UCSD will include UCSD Music Department faculty Mark Dresser (contrabass), Philip Larson (voice), and Billy Mintz (drums), who will be joined in-person by UCI Music Asst Professor Michael Dessen (trombone). Joining via high-speed connection from Berkeley will be CNMAT Director David Wessel (electronics), Asst Professor of Music Myra Melford (piano); and from Stanford, CCRMA Director Chris Chafe (cello & celleto). The group will be collaborating and exploring the musical potentials and limitations of latency in musical time, electro-acoustic processing at distance, and collaborative exploration of the medium.

Co-presented by CRCA and the UCSD Music Department, with support from Calit2.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Telematic
• Music
• CRCA
• UCSD
• Experimental
• Sound
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[Beatboxbob]

it may or may not be ironic that in watching this video it insists on freezing, leaving gaps in the performance

[Calit2ube]

@Beatboxbob we have not experienced any freezing issues on this video, perhaps you should let more of the video buffer before continuing playback if you have a slower internet connection

[vacuumtube1954]

Thank you for up-loading this music. Enjoyed it very much. Mark Dresser is an outstanding bassist.

[multimaghrabi]

Telogis is the best

[underyourskindvd]

That was something special... Thanks.

[TheJandodude]

Mark Dresser is my Professor. UCSD FTW!!!

[hitmowaka]

@msbmsbus  I'm not the most educated guy to give you an answer, but my guess is this is very possibly a kind of drone music.

At least this reminds me of Salt Marie Celeste, a composition by Nurse with wound, and that is categorized as drone lol.

Hope I could help.

[Navy45]

so cool and strange :B

like it a lot

[Robinschuinder]

@Alvarikoke16 i am also curious

[msbmsbus]

Can someone tell me what kind of music this is? I really enjoyed this performance and would like to hear more. Are there any DVD's available of this performance or others like this?