CNMAT Calendar Events from 1999

November 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Wednesday, November 10 4:00 - 5:15 CNMAT David Wessel Talk Free
New Models for New Music

Mathematical modeling of sound and music has become essential to the practice of making music with computers. A variety of models for musical sound and higher level musical features like harmony, melody, and rhythm will be surveyed. In all cases special emphasis will be given to the mutability of the underlying representations and the generation and control of musical material in a reactive real-time performance context. Models of sound include sinusoidal track representations for additive synthesis and resonance models based on banks of high Q filters. Control structures for sound synthesis include those based on neural networks, exemplar or memory-based models, and cluster weighted models. Models for harmony and melody include those based on pitch distributions and a variety of graphical models. Rhythmic representations include those that capture metrical organization and expressive timing variations like swing and rubato. Many of these models are data driven and the underlying statistical issues will be exposed. Finally, a number of musical data bases and some associated tools for musical analysis and synthesis will be described.

Wednesday, November 17 8:00 PM CNMAT
Cécile Daroux, flute

Nicolas Vérin, composer
Concert $10 general, $5 students
Program:
Taï Yi II, for flute and tape, by Shuya Xu, 15'
Instants d'hiver, (short version) for tape, by Daniel Teruggi, 10'
Ici, for flute solo, by Pascal Dusapin, 6'
-- intermission --
Little i, by Marco Stroppa, for flute and electronics, 18'
Mariposa clavada que medita su vuelo, for flute and four-track tape, by Nicolas Vérin, 17'
Densité 21,5, for flute solo, by Edgar Varèse, 3'

Cécile Daroux is actively involved in improvised music, and has played and recorded with Sun Ra, Georges Russel, Michel Portal, and others.

Nicolas Vérin is professor of electroacoustic music in the Conservatories of Chalon sur Saône and Evry. He has performed the works of Pierre Henry, Roger Reynolds, Morton Subotnick, Michael Jarrell, and Michael Levinas. He is also very interested in improvisation, which he performs with CDs, samplers, computers.

November 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Wednesday, November 10	4:00 - 5:15	CNMAT	David Wessel	Talk	Free	New Models for New Music Mathematical modeling of sound and music has become essential to the practice of making music with computers. A variety of models for musical sound and higher level musical features like harmony, melody, and rhythm will be surveyed. In all cases special emphasis will be given to the mutability of the underlying representations and the generation and control of musical material in a reactive real-time performance context. Models of sound include sinusoidal track representations for additive synthesis and resonance models based on banks of high Q filters. Control structures for sound synthesis include those based on neural networks, exemplar or memory-based models, and cluster weighted models. Models for harmony and melody include those based on pitch distributions and a variety of graphical models. Rhythmic representations include those that capture metrical organization and expressive timing variations like swing and rubato. Many of these models are data driven and the underlying statistical issues will be exposed. Finally, a number of musical data bases and some associated tools for musical analysis and synthesis will be described.
Wednesday, November 17	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Cécile Daroux, flute Nicolas Vérin, composer	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Program: Taï Yi II, for flute and tape, by Shuya Xu, 15' Instants d'hiver, (short version) for tape, by Daniel Teruggi, 10' Ici, for flute solo, by Pascal Dusapin, 6' -- intermission -- Little i, by Marco Stroppa, for flute and electronics, 18' Mariposa clavada que medita su vuelo, for flute and four-track tape, by Nicolas Vérin, 17' Densité 21,5, for flute solo, by Edgar Varèse, 3' Cécile Daroux is actively involved in improvised music, and has played and recorded with Sun Ra, Georges Russel, Michel Portal, and others. Nicolas Vérin is professor of electroacoustic music in the Conservatories of Chalon sur Saône and Evry. He has performed the works of Pierre Henry, Roger Reynolds, Morton Subotnick, Michael Jarrell, and Michael Levinas. He is also very interested in improvisation, which he performs with CDs, samplers, computers.

October 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Monday, October 4 7:30 PM Mills College Center for Contemporary Music (CCM), Ensemble Room David Wessel Concert Free The CCM presents composer David Wessel, Professor of Music at UC Berkeley and the Director of CNMAT. Improvisation is central to Mr. Wessel's computer-based musical research and practice. He will describe and demonstrate the way he organizes musical material and prepares for improvised performance with
examples drawn from his collaborations with other improvising perfomers including Roscoe Mitchell, Georg Graewe, and Shafqat Ali Khan In the course of the evening he will present and perform a new solo work entitled "Inappropriate Desires" prepared especially for this Songlines event.

Sunday, October 10 5:00 PM CNMAT Performer: Abbie Conant
Music, Sound Design: William Osborne Concert $10 general, $5 students
Music for the End of Time
(For trombone and quadraphonic electronics.)

I. A Door Was Opened In Heaven
II. The Sea of Glass
III. The Four Horsemen
IV. As It Were of a Trumpet Talking
V. The White Beast
VI. A Woman Clothed with the Sun

Virtuoso trombonist Abbie Conant presents an hour-length piece for trombone and quadraphonic electronics based on images from the Book of Revelation entitled Music for the End of Time by composer William Osborne. The
movements are continious and flow into each other without break to create a highly dramatic, musical parable of the apocalypse. The electronic music of the surround sound creates a sonic environment in which the trombone is
the central figure.

Saturday, October 16 8:00 PM CNMAT Philip Gelb - shakuhachi, Pauline Oliveros - accordion, Dana Reason - piano, Matthew Sperry - bass Concert $10 general, $5 students

In concert:

Philip Gelb - shakuhachi
Pauline Oliveros - accordion
Dana Reason - piano
Matthew Sperry - bass

Friday, October 22 - Thursday, October 28 Beijing, China David Wessel, Matthew Wriight, Richard Andrews International Computer Music Conference ICMC99 See the ICMC99 website Papers, demonstrations, and posters featuring CNMAT research. Click here for abstracts and full texts of our papers.

October 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Monday, October 4	7:30 PM	Mills College Center for Contemporary Music (CCM), Ensemble Room	David Wessel	Concert	Free	The CCM presents composer David Wessel, Professor of Music at UC Berkeley and the Director of CNMAT. Improvisation is central to Mr. Wessel's computer-based musical research and practice. He will describe and demonstrate the way he organizes musical material and prepares for improvised performance with examples drawn from his collaborations with other improvising perfomers including Roscoe Mitchell, Georg Graewe, and Shafqat Ali Khan In the course of the evening he will present and perform a new solo work entitled "Inappropriate Desires" prepared especially for this Songlines event.
Sunday, October 10	5:00 PM	CNMAT	Performer: Abbie Conant Music, Sound Design: William Osborne	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Music for the End of Time (For trombone and quadraphonic electronics.) I. A Door Was Opened In Heaven II. The Sea of Glass III. The Four Horsemen IV. As It Were of a Trumpet Talking V. The White Beast VI. A Woman Clothed with the Sun Virtuoso trombonist Abbie Conant presents an hour-length piece for trombone and quadraphonic electronics based on images from the Book of Revelation entitled Music for the End of Time by composer William Osborne. The movements are continious and flow into each other without break to create a highly dramatic, musical parable of the apocalypse. The electronic music of the surround sound creates a sonic environment in which the trombone is the central figure.
Saturday, October 16	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Philip Gelb - shakuhachi, Pauline Oliveros - accordion, Dana Reason - piano, Matthew Sperry - bass	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	In concert: Philip Gelb - shakuhachi Pauline Oliveros - accordion Dana Reason - piano Matthew Sperry - bass
Friday, October 22 - Thursday, October 28		Beijing, China	David Wessel, Matthew Wriight, Richard Andrews	International Computer Music Conference ICMC99	See the ICMC99 website	Papers, demonstrations, and posters featuring CNMAT research. Click here for abstracts and full texts of our papers.

September 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Tuesday, September 14 8:00 PM CNMAT
Shafqat Ali Khan, vocal

David Wessel and Matthew Wright, interactive electronics
Concert $10 general, $5 students Longtime musical collaborators Shafqat Ali Khan (vocals) and David Wessel (interactive computer instrumentation) are joined by Matthew Wright (interactive computer instrumentation) for an evening of improvisation and interaction. They create a musical common ground, informed by classical Indo-Pakisani music, upon which a vital dialogue takes place.

September 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Tuesday, September 14	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Shafqat Ali Khan, vocal David Wessel and Matthew Wright, interactive electronics	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Longtime musical collaborators Shafqat Ali Khan (vocals) and David Wessel (interactive computer instrumentation) are joined by Matthew Wright (interactive computer instrumentation) for an evening of improvisation and interaction. They create a musical common ground, informed by classical Indo-Pakisani music, upon which a vital dialogue takes place.

July 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Monday July 12 to Friday July 16 7:00 - 10:30 PM CNMAT Max/MSP Night School Instructors: David Zicarelli, David Wessel, Adrian Freed, Matthew Wright, Richard Dudas, and Leslie Stuck Course Fee: $250.00 payable in advance or at the first meeting.
See the Max/MSP Night School page for more info.

Reservations: richard@cnmat.berkeley.edu
(510) 643-9990 x300

Monday July 19 to Friday July 23 7:00 - 10:30 PM CNMAT Supercollider Night School Instructors: James McCartney, Alberto de Campo, Curtis Roads, Matthew Wright Course Fee: $250.00 payable in advance or at the first meeting.
See the Supercollider Night School page for more details.

Reservations: richard@cnmat.berkeley.edu
(510) 643-9990 x300

July 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Monday July 12 to Friday July 16	7:00 - 10:30 PM	CNMAT	Max/MSP Night School	Instructors: David Zicarelli, David Wessel, Adrian Freed, Matthew Wright, Richard Dudas, and Leslie Stuck	Course Fee: $250.00 payable in advance or at the first meeting.	See the Max/MSP Night School page for more info. Reservations: richard@cnmat.berkeley.edu (510) 643-9990 x300
Monday July 19 to Friday July 23	7:00 - 10:30 PM	CNMAT	Supercollider Night School	Instructors: James McCartney, Alberto de Campo, Curtis Roads, Matthew Wright	Course Fee: $250.00 payable in advance or at the first meeting.	See the Supercollider Night School page for more details. Reservations: richard@cnmat.berkeley.edu (510) 643-9990 x300

June 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Saturday, June 5 5:00 PM Hertz Hall Manoury Celebration Workshop/Concert TBA Manoury Celebration
A three part celebration of the work of contemporary French composer Philippe Manoury

Sunday, June 6 3:00 PM Hertz Hall Manoury Celebration Concert TBA Manoury Celebration
A concert of works by Philippe Manoury:
- Pluton, for piano and electronics
- Jupiter for flute and electronics

Wednesday, June 9 8:00 PM Zellerbach Manoury Celebration Concert Ticket prices are from $19, $27 and $35; $10 for students
Manoury Celebration
A concert version of Manoury's opera
- 60th Parallel

For tickets or information call (510) 841-2800. ONE TICKET WILL ADMIT PATRONS TO ALL THREE EVENTS

Sunday, June 20 8:00 PM CNMAT Ensemble LOOS Concert $10 general, $5 students Holland's Ensemble LOOS is known for a variety of projects involving notated music, improvised music, live electronics and avant-garde theatre. They have played at major European festivals such as Donaueschingen Musiktage in Germany, and are passing through the Bay area en route to their performances at the Vancouver Jazz Festival. The music of LOOS is sparse and intense, with abrupt textural and tempo changes. They acknowledge the influence of Japanese Noh theatre, and have been compared to Captain Beefheart.

Wednesday, June 30 8:00 PM CNMAT Solos and Duos: Georg Graewe and David Wessel Concert $10 general, $5 students
Pianist and composer Georg Graewe was born in 1956 in Bochum, Germany. His compositions, which include works for solo piano, chamber music, as well as pieces for full symphony orchestra, have been performed at major venues throughout the world.

David Wessel is a composer and performer of electroacoustic music that exploits reactive and interactive computer technology in musical contexts where improvisation and dialog are central.

June 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Saturday, June 5	5:00 PM	Hertz Hall	Manoury Celebration	Workshop/Concert	TBA	Manoury Celebration A three part celebration of the work of contemporary French composer Philippe Manoury
Sunday, June 6	3:00 PM	Hertz Hall	Manoury Celebration	Concert	TBA	Manoury Celebration A concert of works by Philippe Manoury: - Pluton, for piano and electronics - Jupiter for flute and electronics
Wednesday, June 9	8:00 PM	Zellerbach	Manoury Celebration	Concert	Ticket prices are from $19, $27 and $35; $10 for students	Manoury Celebration A concert version of Manoury's opera - 60th Parallel For tickets or information call (510) 841-2800. ONE TICKET WILL ADMIT PATRONS TO ALL THREE EVENTS
Sunday, June 20	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Ensemble LOOS	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Holland's Ensemble LOOS is known for a variety of projects involving notated music, improvised music, live electronics and avant-garde theatre. They have played at major European festivals such as Donaueschingen Musiktage in Germany, and are passing through the Bay area en route to their performances at the Vancouver Jazz Festival. The music of LOOS is sparse and intense, with abrupt textural and tempo changes. They acknowledge the influence of Japanese Noh theatre, and have been compared to Captain Beefheart.
Wednesday, June 30	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Solos and Duos: Georg Graewe and David Wessel	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Pianist and composer Georg Graewe was born in 1956 in Bochum, Germany. His compositions, which include works for solo piano, chamber music, as well as pieces for full symphony orchestra, have been performed at major venues throughout the world. David Wessel is a composer and performer of electroacoustic music that exploits reactive and interactive computer technology in musical contexts where improvisation and dialog are central.

May 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Saturday, May 8 8:00 pm CNMAT Laetitia Sonami Concert $10 general/$8 students
Laetitia Sonami will give a solo performance of recent compositions for the lady's glove. Her custom-designed electronic glove, which is studded with sensors, tracks her movements, controlling and generating wildly creative musical arrangements.

Texts written by Melody Sumner-Carnahan accompany her performances. The Village Voice describes Sonami as "sultry and magical... a striking talent... expect something inexplicable, compelling and deeply personal".

Sunday, May 9 8:00 pm CNMAT David Berhman, Laetitia Sonami, John Ingle, and Alex Potts. Concert $10 general/$8 students Legendary Composer David Berhman will present his music along with guest artists Laetitia Sonami, John Ingle, and Alex Potts.

Friday, May 14 8:00 pm CNMAT CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert $5 The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.

Saturday, May 15 8:00 pm CNMAT CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert $5 The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.

Tuesday, May 18 8:00 pm University of Washington CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange Presentation and concert $5 The CNMAT Users Group and CARTAH present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.

Sunday, May 23 8:00 pm CNMAT Georg Graewe Concert $10 general, $5 students Pianist and composer Georg Graewe was born in 1956 in Bochum, Germany. He founded his first group, The Georg Graewe Quintet, in 1974 while still in his teens. He has consequently been leading a variety of ensembles ranging from trio to chamber orchestra formats, which have involved some of the major soloists in contemporary music. From 1982 to 1993 Graewe was director of the GrubenKlangOrchester, a 10-piece chamber group with an international line-up and from around 1989 he has also had a long-standing trio with Ernst Reijseger and Gerry Hemingway. His compositions, which include works for solo piano, chamber music as well as pieces for full symphony orchestra, have been performed at major venues in throughout the world. His work is documented on some 30 releases on several American and European labels. He has also performed and recorded with Anthony Braxton, John Tchicai, Barry Guy, Marilyn Crispell, Evan Parker, Barre Phillips, Ken Vandermark, Paul Lovens, Mats Gustafsson, Joëlle Léandre, Dave Douglas among many others. Current projects include The Georg Graewe Quartet with Frank Gratkowski, Kent Kessler and Hamid Drake, TORQUE with Peter van Bergen and Melvyn Poore and a duo with Sebi Tramontana. Georg Graewe runs the label Random Acoustics.

May 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Saturday, May 8	8:00 pm	CNMAT	Laetitia Sonami	Concert	$10 general/$8 students	Laetitia Sonami will give a solo performance of recent compositions for the lady's glove. Her custom-designed electronic glove, which is studded with sensors, tracks her movements, controlling and generating wildly creative musical arrangements. Texts written by Melody Sumner-Carnahan accompany her performances. The Village Voice describes Sonami as "sultry and magical... a striking talent... expect something inexplicable, compelling and deeply personal".
Sunday, May 9	8:00 pm	CNMAT	David Berhman, Laetitia Sonami, John Ingle, and Alex Potts.	Concert	$10 general/$8 students	Legendary Composer David Berhman will present his music along with guest artists Laetitia Sonami, John Ingle, and Alex Potts.
Friday, May 14	8:00 pm	CNMAT	CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange	Concert	$5	The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.
Saturday, May 15	8:00 pm	CNMAT	CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange	Concert	$5	The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.
Tuesday, May 18	8:00 pm	University of Washington	CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange	Presentation and concert	$5	The CNMAT Users Group and CARTAH present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.
Sunday, May 23	8:00 pm	CNMAT	Georg Graewe	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Pianist and composer Georg Graewe was born in 1956 in Bochum, Germany. He founded his first group, The Georg Graewe Quintet, in 1974 while still in his teens. He has consequently been leading a variety of ensembles ranging from trio to chamber orchestra formats, which have involved some of the major soloists in contemporary music. From 1982 to 1993 Graewe was director of the GrubenKlangOrchester, a 10-piece chamber group with an international line-up and from around 1989 he has also had a long-standing trio with Ernst Reijseger and Gerry Hemingway. His compositions, which include works for solo piano, chamber music as well as pieces for full symphony orchestra, have been performed at major venues in throughout the world. His work is documented on some 30 releases on several American and European labels. He has also performed and recorded with Anthony Braxton, John Tchicai, Barry Guy, Marilyn Crispell, Evan Parker, Barre Phillips, Ken Vandermark, Paul Lovens, Mats Gustafsson, Joëlle Léandre, Dave Douglas among many others. Current projects include The Georg Graewe Quartet with Frank Gratkowski, Kent Kessler and Hamid Drake, TORQUE with Peter van Bergen and Melvyn Poore and a duo with Sebi Tramontana. Georg Graewe runs the label Random Acoustics.

April 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Monday April 12 4:00 PM Ear Club - 5101 Tolman Hall Jean-Claude Risset Lecture Demonstration   Free Jean-Claude Risset at the Ear Club
Lecture Demonstration:
Sound Synthesis, Perception and Auditory Illusions

Tuesday April 13 3:30 PM CNMAT Jean-Claude Risset Lecture and Discussion   Free Jean-Claude Risset at CNMAT:
Lecture and Discussion with David Wessel
Composition, Perception, and Cognition

Tuesday April 13 8:00 PM CNMAT Jean-Claude Risset Concert $10 general, $5 students Concert of the Electro-Acoustic Music of Jean-Claude Risset

Friday, April 16 8:00 PM Hertz Hall
Ensemble InterContemporain

David Robertson, music director

Florent Boffard, piano
Concert (for details, see these Program Notes) $16
The 31 members of Ensemble InterContemporain - France's first ensemble dedicated to the exploration and revelation of the music of the 20th century - are committed to encouraging the realization of what is richest and most promising in the contemporary imagination.

Co-sponsored by the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT). The one-week residency of Ensemble InterContemporain is a co-production of Cal Performances and Stanford Lively Arts.

Saturday, April 17 TBA CNMAT CNMAT staff Open house Free Cal Day

Friday, April 23 8 pm   CNMAT CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange Concert $5
A concert of new and recent works by Linda Antas, Bret Battey, Bruce Bennett, Edmund Campion, Amar Chaudhary, Keeril Makan, Richard Karpen, Eric Marty, David Wessel, and Michael Zbyszynski.

Featuring performances by, Linda Antas, flute, Amar Chaudhary, electronics, Ernie Mansfield, EWI, John McGinn, piano, and Silvia Yee, flute

Saturday, April 24 3 pm CNMAT CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange Colloquium Free Colloquium: Richard Karpen on his work. Click here for more info.

Saturday, April 24 8 pm    CNMAT CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange Concert $5
A concert of new and recent works by Linda Antas, Bret Battey, Bruce Bennett, Edmund Campion, Amar Chaudhary, Keeril Makan, Richard Karpen, Eric Marty, David Wessel, and Michael Zbyszynski.

Featuring performances by, Linda Antas, flute, Amar Chaudhary, electronics, Ernie Mansfield, EWI, John McGinn, piano, and Silvia Yee, flute. Click here for more info.

Thursday, April 29 8 pm Campbell Recital Hall at Stanford University CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange Concert TBA The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.

April 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Monday April 12	4:00 PM	Ear Club - 5101 Tolman Hall	Jean-Claude Risset	Lecture Demonstration	Free	Jean-Claude Risset at the Ear Club Lecture Demonstration: Sound Synthesis, Perception and Auditory Illusions
Tuesday April 13	3:30 PM	CNMAT	Jean-Claude Risset	Lecture and Discussion	Free	Jean-Claude Risset at CNMAT: Lecture and Discussion with David Wessel Composition, Perception, and Cognition
Tuesday April 13	8:00 PM	CNMAT	Jean-Claude Risset	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Concert of the Electro-Acoustic Music of Jean-Claude Risset
Friday, April 16	8:00 PM	Hertz Hall	Ensemble InterContemporain David Robertson, music director Florent Boffard, piano	Concert (for details, see these Program Notes)	$16	The 31 members of Ensemble InterContemporain - France's first ensemble dedicated to the exploration and revelation of the music of the 20th century - are committed to encouraging the realization of what is richest and most promising in the contemporary imagination. Co-sponsored by the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT). The one-week residency of Ensemble InterContemporain is a co-production of Cal Performances and Stanford Lively Arts.
Saturday, April 17	TBA	CNMAT	CNMAT staff	Open house	Free	Cal Day
Friday, April 23	8 pm	CNMAT	CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange	Concert	$5	A concert of new and recent works by Linda Antas, Bret Battey, Bruce Bennett, Edmund Campion, Amar Chaudhary, Keeril Makan, Richard Karpen, Eric Marty, David Wessel, and Michael Zbyszynski. Featuring performances by, Linda Antas, flute, Amar Chaudhary, electronics, Ernie Mansfield, EWI, John McGinn, piano, and Silvia Yee, flute
Saturday, April 24	3 pm	CNMAT	CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange	Colloquium	Free	Colloquium: Richard Karpen on his work. Click here for more info.
Saturday, April 24	8 pm	CNMAT	CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange	Concert	$5	A concert of new and recent works by Linda Antas, Bret Battey, Bruce Bennett, Edmund Campion, Amar Chaudhary, Keeril Makan, Richard Karpen, Eric Marty, David Wessel, and Michael Zbyszynski. Featuring performances by, Linda Antas, flute, Amar Chaudhary, electronics, Ernie Mansfield, EWI, John McGinn, piano, and Silvia Yee, flute. Click here for more info.
Thursday, April 29	8 pm	Campbell Recital Hall at Stanford University	CNMAT/CARTAH Exchange	Concert	TBA	The CNMAT Users Group and CCRMA present a concert of electroacoustic music. Click here for more info.

February 1999

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Friday, February 12 8:00 pm CNMAT Kurahashi Yoshio Concert $10 general, $5 students
Kurahashi Yoshio, master shakuhachi player from Kyoto performs his first concert in the SanFrancisco Bay Area!

Contact:ryokan@wenet.net for more information.

A webpage of shakuhachi events will be up shortly at www.shakuhachi.com

February 1999
Date	Time	Location	Who	What	Cost	Details
Friday, February 12	8:00 pm	CNMAT	Kurahashi Yoshio	Concert	$10 general, $5 students	Kurahashi Yoshio, master shakuhachi player from Kyoto performs his first concert in the SanFrancisco Bay Area! Contact:ryokan@wenet.net for more information. A webpage of shakuhachi events will be up shortly at www.shakuhachi.com

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