The Milperra Sessions | New Music and Intermedia Meet Science | Part 3

Описание: What can science tell us about music and intermedia?

Learn more from speakers from the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, Western Sydney University:

Professor Roger Dean:
Practice-led research and research-led practice

Professor Kate Stevens:
Approaches to the science of music and dance

Dr Jennifer MacRitchie:
How do musicians use their bodies in performance?

Professor Peter Keller:
Interpersonal interactions in performance

Dr Eline Smit:
Making music with unorthodox tuning systems

Dr Simon Chambers:
Audience reception and the curation of unfamiliar music

Professor Roger Dean:
Modelling data and AI as a tool for the creation of novel music by machine learning.

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From Improvisation to Composition:
New Acoustic and Electro-acoustic sound and intermedia works presented in conjunction with the MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development, at its Performance Space, Western Sydney University, Milperra, Sydney, Australia. A video on the science of music creation and performance accompanies four introduced videos of performances.

austraLYSIS members:
Roger Dean (Director, keyboards, computer)
Sandy Evans (Saxophones)
Phil Slater (Trumpet)
Hazel Smith (Text performer)
Greg White (Computer)

Guest artist commentators:
Dr Felix Dobrowohl
Dr Charles Martin
Dr Jo Thomas (UK)

MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development discussants:
Professor Kate Stevens (Director)
Dr Simon Chambers
Professor Roger Dean
Professor Peter Keller
Dr Jennifer MacRitchie
Mr Eline Smit

Sound projection and recording: Felix Dobrowohl
Live video dual-camera recording: Sam Dessen and James Trembath, Learning Futures, Western Sydney University.