December 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

CONCERT CANCELLED

Wednesday, December 17

 7:30 PM  CNMAT Claricello  Concert Free and open to the public

 

Claricello, a professional chamber ensemble based in Colorado, will be presenting a concert of contemporary classical music written for clarinet and cello. This concert will highlight the broad range of styles and sound colors found in the music of living composers. The program will feature works by composers including Shulamit Ran (Israel-USA), Ollie Kortekangas (Finland), Phyllis Tate (England) and San Francisco based composer Belinda Reynolds. This chamber music concert will be a rare opportunity to experience live 20th century classical music written for clarinet and cello and to learn more about the people writing music today.

Since 1998, when Claricello was officially formed, their purpose has been three-fold:  first, to explore the sonic and musical possibilities and repertoire of clarinet and cello; second, to create a conversational concert format in which to engage audiences and spark interest in and a connection to live classical music; and finally to explore multidisciplinary possibilities by working with other artists and performers to create new works or to reinvent old ones. 

As Claricello, Lara Turner and Jason Gresl continue taking advantage of a variety of performance opportunities, playing pre-existing classical works for clarinet and cello as well as their own arrangements and incorporating an interactive element into their concerts by sharing facts and stories related to the works performed. They have given concerts around the country and locally in Colorado in such venues as the Boulder and Denver Public Libraries and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, as well as several performances on behalf of the CU-in-Residency program.  Lara and Jason have been regular performers on the Pendulum New Music Series in Boulder as well as the Loon Lake Live! Chamber Music Festival in upstate New York.  This past summer they were invited to perform a concert and were semi-finalists in the Zinetti International Chamber Music Competition in Italy.    

Individually, Lara and Jason have attended several music festivals including Aspen Music Festival, Blossom Music Festival and the National Repertory Orchestra.  They continue to freelance and perform with other ensembles including the Boulder Philharmonic, Cheyenne Symphony, Fort Collins Symphony and Experimental Playground Ensemble.  They have extensive new music experience and have worked with such American composers as John Harbison, Richard Toensing and Judith Lang Zaimont.  Current composer collaborations involve David Kirtley (USA), Lars Graugaard (Denmark) and Burkhardt Soll (Netherlands).

 

 Friday, December 12  8pm  CNMAT  Chris Chafe and Roberto Morales  Concert  $10 general/$5 students

Composite Moments: Augmented reality (before image, with image)

An augmented reality system can be viewed as a collection of related reference frames. Good registration in which a synthetic image appears over a real scene requires representation of the two images in the same frame of reference. Interactive computer music systems and their players do this without image and have been for a long time. This duo concert matches our own experiences in a world populated with acoustic, pseudo-acoustic and synthetic instruments. Three video pieces on the program add a dimension of visible motion to this theme of composited gesture.

Chris Chafe - Celleto and live electronics

Roberto Morales Manzanares - Flutes, Piano and live electronics

Bio - Chris Chafe

Chafe is a composer/ cellist / music researcher with an interest in computer music composition and interactive performance. He has been a long-term denizen of the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, Stanford University where he directs the center and teaches computer music courses. His doctorate in music composition was completed at Stanford in 1983 with prior degrees in music from the University of California at San Diego and Antioch College. Two year-long research periods were spent at IRCAM, and the Banff Center for the Arts developing methods for computer sound synthesis based on physical models of musical instrument mechanics. Current projects include the "SoundWIRE" experiments for musical collaboration and network evaluation using high-speed internets for high-quality sound. He has performed his music in Europe, the Americas and Asia, and composed soundtracks for documentary films. Two recent discs of his works are available from Centaur Records. In Spring 2001, a collaboration with artist Greg Niemeyer entitled Ping was exhibited at SF MOMA and online via the Walker Art Center. A second collaboration, Oxygen Flute, was created for the San Jose Museum of Art. A CD of music from both installations is also available. "Organum" is their present project, a completely synthetic animation being developed for digital planetariums and individual game play.

Bio- Roberto Morales

As a composer, he has written music for theatre, dance, movies, TV and radio, been commissioned and participated in festivals in Europe, US, Mexico and Latin-America. As an interpreter, Morales-Manzanares has participated on his own and with other composers in forums of Jazz, Popular, Folkloric and New Music in Mexico, Latin-America, USA and Europe.
As a researcher, he has been invited to different national and international conferences such as ICMC, International Join Conference on Artificial Intelligence IJCAI and Symposium on Arts and Technology and has several publications.
In 1988, he was co-founder of the first computer music studio in Mexico at the Escuela Superior de Musica and in 1992 founder of LIM at the University of Guanajuato. He has organized festivals such as "La Computadora y la Musica", "Callejon del Ruido" and "Nuevos enfoques y expresiones en composición y tecnología". Currently he is member of the "Sistema Nacional de Creadores". His music can be found in ICMC recordings, Victo label www.victo.qc.ca (Leyendas in colaboration with Mari Kimura) and the most recent publications in Computer Music Journal. He is also currently a student of Professors David Wessel and Edmund Campion at CNMAT.

 

November 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
Wednesday, November 19  8:00 PM  CNMAT Gareth Davis will present a concert of new music with special guest composer Nicola Sani  Concert  free and open to the public.

 

 

 

The program will be:

> AchaB II Nicola Sani
> Birds Luigi Ceccarelli
> Ricercare una melodia Jonathan Harvey
> Tar Horacio Vaggione
> Essential tree work Martin Stig Andersen
> Intra Ton Bruynel
> Isola Terza Nicola Sani

Sponsored by the Italian Cultural Institute in San Francisco

Gareth Davis has performed at many prestigious festivals including the Huddersfield, Amsterdam, Ars, Vienna, Stockholm, Santa Fe, World Music Days and Salzburg. He has performed both contemporary and traditional repertoire on modern and period instruments and on folk instruments including the Romanian Taragota and Turkish Sol.

Nicola Sani is the author of numerous instrumental and electroacoustic compositions, stage operas, dance operas and multimedia installations commissioned, produced and performed by internationally renowned Institutions, ensembles and performers within the most important seasons and festivals.

 

 Friday and Saturday November 14 & 15  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Laetitia Sonami  Concert  $10 general/$5 students

 Laetitia Sonami was born in France and settled in the United States in 1975 to pursue her interest in the growing field of electronic music. Her work combines text, music and "found sound" from the world, in compositions which have been descibed as "performance novels". She is creating and utilizing some of the most sophisticated technologies in order to create an intimate, spontaneous art form which transcends technology.

For the past few years she has developed and adapted new gestural controllers to musical performance and composed works with these materials. Her lady's glove, made out of black lycra,  is embedded with numerous sensors which track the slightest motion of each finger, the hand and the arm. The performance thus becomes a small dance where the movements shape the music.

Sonami  has been performing and presenting her work  in numerous venues across the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan, among which the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, the Bourges Music Festival in France, the Sonambiente Festival in Berlin, the Interlink festival in Japan, Bang-on-a Can, The Kitchen and Other Minds, S.F

Recent awards include the Alpert Award in the Arts (2002), Foundation for Contemporary Performance Arts Award (2000), the Civitella Ranieri Fellowship (2000),  Studio Pass-Harvestworks residency (2001) and a Creative Work Fund award  (2000) for a collaboration with Nick Bertoni and the Tinkers Workshop ("BAGS").

 At CNMAT Sonami will be performing recent works and premiere a new piece "The Appearance of Silence"  with sounds and images controlled by gestures.

Sponsored by Consortium for the Arts

October 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details

Tuesday October 21
 8:00 PM  CNMAT

"gratkowski.com/" II

Frank Gratkowski - Alto saxophone and related winds
John Schott - Guitar
Roberto Morales - Piano, Buchla Piano Bar, Jarocho harp, flute, pre-Columbian flutes, electroacoustics
David Wessel - Buchla Thunder and interactive electroacoustics

 Concert  $10 general/$5 students

 

"gratkowski.com/" II

Frank Gratkowski - Alto saxophone and related winds
John Schott - Guitar
Roberto Morales - Piano, Buchla Piano Bar, Jarocho harp, flute, pre-Columbian flutes, electroacoustics
David Wessel - Buchla Thunder and interactive electroacoustics

 Monday October 20
 8:00 PM   CNMAT

"gratkowski.com/" I

Frank Gratkowski - Alto saxophone and related winds
Chris Brown - Piano and interactive electronics

 Concert   $10 general/$5 students

 

"gratkowski.com/" I

Frank Gratkowski - Alto saxophone and related winds
Chris Brown - Piano and interactive electronics

 Friday and Saturday October 17th and 18th
 8:00 PM   CNMAT  Joel Davel - Marimba Lumina, percussion

Roberto Morales - Piano, Buchla Piano Bar, Jarocho harp, flute, pre-Columbian flutes, electroacoustics

Matt Wright - electroacoustics, percussion
 Concert  $10 general/$5 students

 "Another Abstraction":
Joel Davel - Marimba Lumina, percussion
Roberto Morales - Piano, Buchla Piano Bar, Jarocho harp, flute, pre-Columbian flutes, electroacoustics
Matt Wright - electroacoustics, percussion

An evening of improvised and semi-improvised music featuring invented as well as traditional instruments.

Don Buchla's "Marimba Lumina" is the world's most expressive and versatile electronic mallet interface and Joel is both a co-developer and one of the foremost virtuosi of this instrument. Composer Roberto Morales hails from Guanajato, Mexico, and combines his knowledge of traditional Mexican and other musics with his own interactive electronic music software. Matt Wright has been CNMAT's Musical Systems Designer for almost 10 years and will use a Wacom digitizing tablet for nuanced real-time control of a variety of sound synthesis and processing systems that stem from CNMAT's research.

Friday and Saturday October 17th and 18th
8pm

CNMAT
1750 Arch Street
Berkeley

$10 general admission

July 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
 Sunday afternoon, July 27  3:00 PM  CNMAT Douglas Ewart - reeds
Kash Killion - cello
Kitundu - invented instruments
David Wessel - electroacoustics
 Concert  $10 general/$5 students

Douglas Ewart - reeds
Kash Killion - cello
Kitundu - invented instruments
David Wessel - electroacoustics

Sunday Afternoon 3:00 PM July 27, 2003

CNMAT
1750 Arch Street
Berkeley

$10 general admission

June 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
 Saturday, June 21  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Kinder Bender Ensemble
Amar Chaudhary
Wayne Jackson
Synthia Payne
Tim Thompson
Falling You
 Concert  $10 general/$5 students (no one turned away for lack of funds)

Kinder Bender Ensemble

Amar Chaudhary
Wayne Jackson
Synthia Payne
Tim Thompson
Falling You

An evening of solo and ensemble performances of experimental electronic music featuring modified toy instruments and custom computer-based synthesizers and controllers. All of the music involves live performances, often in an improvisational setting. The program will include "traditional computer music", works inspired by folk and popular influences, interactive music and dance and a truly bizarre extended jam by the full Kinder Bender ensemble. The ensemble was featured in the recent Santa Cruz Digital Arts festival in April, 2003, and many of the performers have participated in the Woodstockhausen festival. Among the technologies featured in the performance are Open Sound World, a real-time music-and-audio processing environment developed at CNMAT, KeyKit, a real-time language for musical-event processing, and circuit bending, the modification of off-the-shelf electrical toys and appliances to explore new musical applications. For more information click here.

 Thursday, June 5  8:00 PM  Hertz Hall  The Music of Edmund Campion and Cindy Cox Berkeley Edge Fest Concert  $22

The Music of Edmund Campion and Cindy Cox
The San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
David Milnes, conductor
Edmund Campion, sampler keyboard
Lauren Carley, soprano
Richard Lalli, baritone
Matthew Wright, musical systems designer
Danielle DeGruttola, cello
Cindy Cox, piano

The Berkeley Edge Fest is produced by Cal Performances in association with the Department of Music and the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies at UC Berkeley.

 Saturday, June 7  9:00 PM  Hertz Hall  Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
George Lewis, trombone
David Wessel, live electronics
 Berkeley Edge Fest Concert  $22

Steve Lacy, soprano saxophone
George Lewis, trombone
David Wessel, live electronics
Musicians and composers Steve Lacy, George Lewis and David Wessel perform established works and improvise new ones.

The Berkeley Edge Fest is produced by Cal Performances in association with the Department of Music and the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies at UC Berkeley.

May 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
 Friday, May 16  8:00 PM  CNMAT  George Marsh,
David Wessel
 Concert  Free

 Strike Zone:
George Marsh, percussion
David Wessel, computer-based electroacoustics

Support provided by the University of California's Institute for
Research in the Arts (UCIRA)

 Sunday, May 11  8:00 PM  CNMAT   CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert  Concert  Free  CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert
including new works for instruments, electroacoustics and live video by graduate student composers from UC Berkeley's Center for New Music and Audio Technologies, as well as Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics.
 Friday, May 9 8:00 PM  CCRMA  CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert  Concert  Free  CNMAT/CCRMA Exchange Concert
including new works for instruments, electroacoustics and live video by graduate student composers from UC Berkeley's Center for New Music and Audio Technologies, as well as Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics.
 Tuesday, May 6  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Barre Phillips - bass
Urs Leimgruber - saxophone
Jacques Demierre - piano
Concert  $10 general, $5 students

in concert

Barre Phillips bass
Urs Leimgruber saxophone
Jacques Demierre piano

This concert is supported by the Swiss Cultural Foundation Pro Helvetia

 Monday, May 5  8:00 PM  Hertz Hall, UC Berkeley  Berkeley New Music Project  Concert  Free  The Berkeley New Music Project, in collaboration with the Berkeley Contemporary Chamber players, presents new works by graduate students in the composition program. Including world premieres by Mason Bates, Brian Kane, Peter Slavin, Reynold Tharp, and others. Reception to follow.

April 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
 Wednesday, April 30  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Mason Bates  Presentation  Free

 UC Berkeley graduate student composer Mason Bates presents:

Electronica on Vinyl
The Intelligent Dance Music Movement

Drawing from a variety of electronica subgenres borne on the dance-floor, IDM emerged in the mid-1990's as a more listener-oriented branch of electronica that shifted the listening environment to living rooms and underground lounges. Ever influential today, the most prominent in the IDM scene is the UK's Warp label, with artists such as Aphex Twin, Autechre, and Plaid. But equally important developments in IDM are also occurring Germany, Japan, and the US. This hour-and-a-half presentation on turntables will move from discussions of important IDM artists, to long spans of listening in a relaxed atmosphere at CNMAT.

 Tuesday, April 29  3:30 PM  CNMAT  Unsuk CHIN  Lecture  Free

Special Lecture:
Unsuk CHIN Speaks about Her Music

Unsuk Chin was born in Seoul, studied with Ligeti in Hamburg, and is now resident in Berlin. Her output features both electronic and acoustic scores. It is modern in language, but lyrical and non-doctrinaire in communicative power   She has an acute ear for instrumentation, orchestral colour, and rhythmic imagery. Her works have been performed by ensembles in Europe, Asia and North America Interpreters include the Ensemble InterContemporain, Ensemble Modern, Kronos Quartet, pianist Rolf Hind, and conductors Kent Nagano, Simon Rattle and George Benjamin

Her music is featured in the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra Concert under the direction of Kent Nagano that evening at 8:00 PM in Zellerbach Auditorium.

 Thursday, April 24 and Friday, April 25 8:00 PM   CNMAT   Laetitia Sonami  Concert  Free Postponed: These concerts will be rescheduled in the fall. The lecture/demonstration at 4 PM on Thursday, April 24 (Geballe Room, Townsend Center for the Humanities, 220 Stephens Hall) will be presented as planned...see below.
  Thursday, April 24   4:00 PM  Geballe Room, Townsend Center for the Humanities, 220 Stephens Hall  Laetitia Sonami  Lecture/Demonstration  Free The UC Berkeley Consortium for the Arts joins with CNMAT to bring to campus Laetitia Sonami, a composer, performer and sound installation artist who designs and builds her own instruments.
 Wednesday, April 16  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Gianni Gebbia - alto saxophone
Fred Frith - electric guitar
Matthew Goodheart - piano
Garth Powell - percussion
  Concert   $10 general/$5 students

CNMAT presents:

Gianni Gebbia - alto saxophone
Fred Frith - electric guitar
Matthew Goodheart - piano
Garth Powell - percussion

This will be a very special event with a rare Bay Area appearance of the legendary Sicilian saxophonist Gianni Gebbia. It also marks Fred Frith's first appearance in CNMAT. Will be exciting.

 Saturday, April 12  Noon - 4 PM   CNMAT  CNMAT faculty, researcher, and staff  Cal Day  Free  Come visit CNMAT during Cal Day, the campus-wide open house.
 Friday, April 11  8:00 PM  Community Music Center
544 Capp Street
San Francisco
 Edmund Campion  Concert  $10 general/$5 students

 The San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the American Composers Forum presents

Edmund Campion's
Melt me so with thy delicious numbers
for Viola and reactive computer system

Ellen Ruth Rose, viola

Friday, April 11, 2003
Community Music Center
544 Capp Street
San Francisco

8 p.m.
$10 general/$5 students
info: 415-8640400

  Tuesday, April 8   8:00 PM  Julia Morgan Theatre, 2640 College Ave., Berkeley   Empyrean Ensemble   Concert   Tickets: $18/10 -- For tickets, call CBON: 925-798-1300
Information: 510-845-8542

 Empyrean Ensemble presents a premiere of Edmund Campion's  Melt me so with thy delicous numbers... for viola and computer.

Program 4. Chou Wen-Chung 80th Birthday Celebration
co-sponsored by the Pacific Rim Music Festival
Chen Yi, Qi (1996-97) Zhou Long, Dhyana (1990) Bright Sheng, Four Movements for Piano Trio (1990) Tan Dun, Concerto for Six (1997) Pablo Ortiz, Hipermilonga (1997) James Tenney, Harmonium #5 (1978) And a new work (Melt me so with thy delicous numbers...) by Edmund Campion.

 Sunday, April 6  8:00 PM Studio theatre, Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts, UC Davis  Empyrean Ensemble Concert  Tickets: $16/8 -- For tickets, call the UC Davis Ticket Office: 530-752-1915,
1-866-UCD-ARTS (toll free),
530-752-9424 (TDD).

Empyrean Ensemble presents a premiere of Edmund Campion's  Melt me so with thy delicous numbers... for viola and computer.

Program 4. Chou Wen-Chung 80th Birthday Celebration
co-sponsored by the Pacific Rim Music Festival
Chen Yi, Qi (1996-97) Zhou Long, Dhyana (1990) Bright Sheng, Four Movements for Piano Trio (1990) Tan Dun, Concerto for Six (1997) Pablo Ortiz, Hipermilonga (1997) James Tenney, Harmonium #5 (1978) And a new work (Melt me so with thy delicous numbers...) by Edmund Campion.

 Friday, April 4  8:00 PM  Music Center Recital Hall, UC Santa Cruz  Empyrean Ensemble  Concert   Tickets: $12/10/8 -- For tickets, call the UCSC Ticket Office: 831-459-2159 or visit tickets.com

 Empyrean Ensemble presents a premiere of Edmund Campion's  Melt me so with thy delicous numbers... for viola and computer.

Program 4. Chou Wen-Chung 80th Birthday Celebration
co-sponsored by the Pacific Rim Music Festival
Chen Yi, Qi (1996-97) Zhou Long, Dhyana (1990) Bright Sheng, Four Movements for Piano Trio (1990) Tan Dun, Concerto for Six (1997) Pablo Ortiz, Hipermilonga (1997) James Tenney, Harmonium #5 (1978) And a new work (Melt me so with thy delicous numbers...) by Edmund Campion.

March 2003

 Sunday, March 30  2:30 PM  Hosmer Auditorium, Everson Museum, Syracuse  Edmund Campion  Concert  Tickets: $15 regular; $12 students/seniors (available at the door)

Radiant Music
Music by prize-winning young composers.

Dan Trueman Mis-Appropriations, 2003 (premiere of Society-commissioned work)
Sally Lamb Whitman Songs, 2003
Harold Meltzer Exile, 2001
Bonnie Miksch man dreaming butterfly dreaming man, 2001
Jacqueline Jeeyoung Kim Nol-ja (Let's Play), 2001
Edmund Campion Domus Aurea, 2000

The SOCIETY for NEW MUSIC
312 Crawford Ave.
Syracuse, NY 13224

 Thursday, March 20  8:00 PM The luggage store
1007 Market St (nr 6th)
San Francisco, CA USA 94103
tel. 415. 255-5971; fax. 415. 863-5509
 Per Anders Nilsson and Ali Momeni Concert  TBA Per Anders Nilsson and Ali Momeni is working with two computers as well as soprano saxophone and percussion. Ali is a post graduate student at CNMAT. Per Anders works at the school of music, Göteborg University, Sweden and is staying at CNMAT as a guest composer a couple of months.
This will be the world premiere for this duo and the music is structurized free improvisations. Basically there will be realtime interaction between the computers and the acoustical instruments as well as pure electronic and pure acoustical parts. Among tthe hings that the duo will work with will be additive rhythms, granular synthesis and additive synthesis.
 Monday, March 17  8:00 PM  Wheeler Auditorium  Luc Ferrari, William Winant, DJ Olive  Concert  $14 door, $10 advance

Sounds French
from Leftfield Electronic to illbient Downbeat
organized by ELSA Productions on behalf of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy

March 17, 2003
Wheeler Auditorium, 8 p.m.
UC Berkeley

"Sounds French" (from Leftfield Electronic to illbient Downbeats) celebrates Luc Ferrari, one of the great unsung pioneers of electronic music. The founding director of the Group de Musique Concrète in 1958, Ferrari was one of the first composers to seriously build upon John Cage's maxim, "music is all around us if only we had ears". Ferrari's soundscapes based on ambient sounds of daily life are both evocative and socially engaged. Through a wide range of musical projects, he has influenced several Generations of experimental composers.

Ferrari hosts and performs in two concerts with the Bay Area's foremost new music and improviser percussionist, William Winant, and with DJ Olive, also known as the audio janitor from East-Village underground digital lab.

  Sunday, March 9  8:00 PM  CNMAT   Natural Artefacts  Concert   $10 general, $5 students

Natural Artefacts 

Susanna Lindeborg: Piano
PerAnders Nilsson: Computer
Ove Johansson: Tenorsax

   Sunday, March 9   4:00 PM   CNMAT    Natural Artefacts  Lecture/demo  Free

 Natural Artefacts 

Susanna Lindeborg: Piano
PerAnders Nilsson: Computer
Ove Johansson: Tenorsax

February 2003

 Tuesday, February 25  8:00 PM  CNMAT  The McLean Mix  Concert  Free

 MILLing in the ENNIUM: The McLean Mix at CNMAT

The UC Berkeley Consortium for the Arts joins with CNMAT to present the experimental media duo The McLean Mix (Priscilla and Barton McLean). Their performance extravaganzas combine video elements, composed music, improvised sound, audience-interactive installations, cutting-edge electronics, and instruments such as amplified bicycle wheels, sheets of metal, and glacial rocks.

 Tuesday, February 25  4:00 PM  CNMAT  The McLean Mix  Lecture/Demo  Free  The UC Berkeley Consortium for the Arts joins with CNMAT to present the experimental media duo The McLean Mix (Priscilla and Barton McLean).
 Thursday, February 13,  2-5 PM  CNMAT  Francois Paris and Michel Pascal  Talk  Free  Francois Paris, Director of CIRM, and Michel Pascal:
Introduction to CIRM and the electroacoustic music scene in France
 Tuesday, February 11  8:00 PM  CNMAT  Michel Pascal/CIRM  Concert  Free

Michel Pascal from the Nice Conservatory in France and CIRM presents an evening of French style "acousmonium" electro-acoustic music.

The program will consist of tape works including:
Jonty Harrison's "Splintering" (1997, 20mn), Christian Zanesi's "Saphir
Sillons Sliences" (18mn), "Puzzle 99" (1999, 21mn), François Bayle's
"Si loin si proche", part 2 of "La forme du temps est un cercle" (17mn).

 Tuesday, February 11  7:30 PM  CNMAT  Francois Paris  Talk  Free  Francois Paris, Director of CIRM
Introduction to CIRM and the electroacoustic music scene in France
 Sunday, February 9  4:30 PM  Jazzschool,
2087 Addison Street, Berkeley
 David Wessel, John Schott, Matthew Wright  Concert  $18 (general), $15 (students) and $12 (jazzschool students/seniors/children under 12)

That Situated Trio

An afternoon of radical electronic improvisation!

John Schott (electric guitar)
David Wessel (interactive electroacoustics)
Matt Wright (interactive electroacoustics).

Jazzschool, 2087 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA. (510) 845-5373

January 2003

Date Time Location Who What Cost Details
 Wednesday, January 1  8:00 PM  CNMAT  John Halle, piano
Marka Gustavsson, viola
 Concert  Free

A special concert event at CNMAT...

Composer John Halle will present a concert of new works featuring John Halle on piano with Marka Gustavsson, viola.

John Halle is an assistant professor of music at Yale University and a Green Party Alderman for the City of New Haven. John is a member of the Common Sense Composers collective and a UC Berkeley graduate.

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Links To Other Calendars

The U.C. Berkeley Music Department has a calendar of musical performances, mostly at U.C. Berkeley's Hertz Hall.

Just down the street from CNMAT, the Psychology Department sponsors a weekly colloquium in the hearing sciences, affectionately known as the ear club. They meet Monday afternoons at 4:00.

The Mills College Music Department Calendar of Events

CCRMA, Stanford University's computer music center, has an events homepage. Also, Klub Karma is a "space for semi-sporadic gatherings for those interested in sharing new music." They often present new music on Thursday evenings.

The Electronic Music Foundation has lots of listings of upcoming events, plus other lists that their subscribers pay to have their events in.