Eighth Annual
Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival
April 8-10, 1999
University of Florida
Composer-in-Residence, Larry Austin
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Festival support provided by
Festival Schedule
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In its eighth year, the Florida Electroacoustic Music Festival has featured an international variety of contemporary electroacoustic art music. Past composers-in-residence have included internationally renowned composers such as Hubert S. Howe, Jr., Cort Lippe, Gary Nelson, Jon Appleton, and Joel Chadabe.
April 8, 1999
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Concert I
- Thursday, April 8, 1999, 3:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| Machinewerks | Michael Thompson (Texas) |
| Streams | Ron Herrema (Michigan) |
| A Year in the Life | Randall L. Muck (Alabama) |
| With Love | Mike Frengel (New Hampshire) |
| Guitar Music | Ron Parks (New York) |
| Piano Sound? | Akihisa Ohashi (Japan) |
| Zymurgy | Robert Frank (Texas) |
Concert II
- Thursday, April 8, 1999, 8:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| Screams from Lima | Howard Fredrics (Road Island) |
| Reap the Wirlwind | Robin Julian Heifetz (California) |
| Asa Nisi Masa | Michael Angell (Alabama) |
| The Cathedral Sky | Robert Scott Thompson (Georgia) |
| #2 from Three Pieces, for contrabass and tape | Orlando Jacinto Garcia (Florida) |
| Alba Sud | Elsa Justel (France) |
| Abandoned Lake in Maine | Mara Helmuth (Ohio) |
| Shatter | Marc Ainger (Ohio) |
| Remnant | Paul Rudy (Missouri) |
| First Tangent to the Given Curve, for piano and tape | James Dashow (Italy) |
Concert III
- Friday, April 9, 1999, 10:00 a.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| Ellage | Neil Flory (Texas) |
| Renewal of Central Foundry: Part 1 | David Durrant (Alabama) |
| Demeures Aquatiques | Beatriz Ferryera (France) |
| Extensions #2 | Doug Michael (California) |
| Equality | Bonnie Miksch (Georgia) |
| Europa | Graham Hadfield (England) |
| Microclimate II: Red Snow | Natash Lee Barrett (Norway) |
| Music Through Prisms | Mikel Kuehn (Ohio) |
Concert IV
Latin American Electroacoustic Music
Martin Fumarola, curator
- Friday, April 9, 1999, 3:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| Ascencion | Alejandro Iglesias-Rossi (Argentina) |
| Words through the Worlds | Ricardo Dal Farra (Argentina) |
| Omen | Martin Fumarola (Argentina) |
| LuzazuL | Daniel Schachter (Argentina) |
| Babel | Rodrigo Sigal (Mexico) |
| Moin Mor | Manuel Rocha Iturbide (Mexico) |
| San Sounds | Juan Reyes (Columbia) |
| Mascarada | Carlos Vazquez (Puerto Rico) |
| Crystal Ball | Jacky Schreiber (Venezuela) |
| Android | Lucio Edilberto Cuellar (Columbia) |
This concert features brand-new electroacoustic and computer music mostly by Latinamerica-resident composers. There are pieces by established composers as well as by emerging ones, and the styles rangue from religious and spiritual oriented music through "pure" computer music and traditional electroacoustic approaches. -Martin Fumarola
Electroacoustic Music from ICEM: Folkwang Hochschule, Essen, Germany
Javier Garavaglia, curator
- Friday, April 9, 1999, 8:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| The Bell Drama | Friedhelm Hartmann (Germany-Israel) |
| EJ NU-KA OJ | Anna Ikramova (Russia-Germany) |
| virtual string | Achim Bornhoeft (Germany) |
| Hall of Mirrors | Mathias Hettmer (Germany) |
| Overture zur Kesselhaus Suite | Dirk Reith (Germany) |
| Diaphane | Gerald Eckert (Germany) |
| Poppekstive | Javier Alejandro Garavaglia (Argentina-Italy-Germany) |
The above concert is a cooperative venture between the electronic music studio of the University of Florida (FEMS - USA) and the Folkwang-Hochschule (ICEM, Essen - Germany). "The Two Sided Triangle" project is now in its second year. The idea of James Paul Sain (University of Florida) and Javier Alejandro Garavaglia (ICEM - GNMR), "The Two Sided Triangle" will present works composed in Germany. We believe that this kind of cooperation is not only a vehicle to present new music but also will encourage people of different countries and cultures to get to know each other much better.
Concert VI
Electroacoustic Music from FEMS
Douglas Maxwell, curator
- Saturday, April 10, 1999, 10:00 a.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| The Monkey and The Snake | Marc Shahboz |
| Saidimeant (dialogue of sorts) | Robert Andersohn |
| Meld | Isaac P. Bichachi |
| Perceptual Evolution | Linda Ann Brown |
| P.roject S.elf E.steem | Kristen King |
| 'dem darn ducks | Edward Martin |
| Atari | Paul Still |
| TBA | Paul Burkhead |
| As the Pendulum Turns | John Edward Watts IV |
| Pixel 31: A Rapid Confession | The Experimental Audio Initiative |
| Percussuccotash | Jimi Hiley |
| The doormouse behind my wall... | Tohm Judson |
| Aliferous, for digital media and homegrown distortion | John McElroy |
| Interdimensional | David Colins |
| Spinach | Hogan Zinn |
Concert VII
Music from the University of Texas, Austin
Russell Pinkston and Tom Lopez, curators
- Saturday, April 10, 1999, 3:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| Shady Origins | David Hainsworth |
| Ellipses Dreaming | Bryan Clark |
| CommEnt | Tom Lopez |
| By Heart | Rachel McInturff |
| Ride | Rick Petersen |
| Deep Pockets | Larisa Montanaro |
| What Happens Beneath the Bed While Janis Sleeps? | Rodolfo Coelho de Souza |
| Margo's World | Russell Pinkston |
Concert VIII
- Saturday, April 10, 1998, 8:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| [MUTE]ation, for computer | Brian Belet (California) |
| I Lend You My Ears | Palle Dahlstedt (Sweden) |
| Time is the Fire in Which We Burn, for trombone and tape | Scott L. Miller (Minnesota) |
| Big Pile of Stuff | Samuel J. Hamm, Jr. (New York) |
| Velocity Studies IV: Flutter, for saxophone and digital media | Allen Strange (California) |
| Visions of Habakkuk | Rodney Washka (North Carolina) |
| Timbre Study No. 6 | Hubert s. Howe, Jr. (New York) |
| Tag till... | James Paul Sain (Florida) |
| T.A.T ( a man's life), for Bass clarinet, viola, 4-track tape and live electronics | Javier Alejandro Garavaglia (Germany/Argentina) |
| Tarogato!, for tarogato and octophonic computer music | Larry Austin (Texas) |
Travels of the Spider, CD Release
- Thursday, April 8, 1999, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Martin Fumarola, Univeristy of Cordoba (Argentina), Daniel Schachter, Research and Music Production Laboratory, Recoleta Cultural Center - Buenos Aires (Argentina) & Alan Margolis (Pogus Records)
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
Convocation Lecture/Recital
- Presentation by Composer-In-Residence, Larry Austin
Friday, April 9, 1999, 12:50 p.m.
University of Florida Music Department, Room 120
| TBA |
Kyma Workshop
- Friday, April 9, 1999, 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Dr. Brian Belet, San Jose State University - CREAM
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
Paper/Report Session
- Saturday, April 10, 1999, 1:00 p.m.
University of Florida Center for the Performing Arts Black Box Theater
| T.A.T.: composer's perspective | Javier Alejandro Garavaglia |
| Windowing the Sound World - Music Composition with Granular Synthesis | Mara Helmuth |
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