Politecnico Sede di Milano Bovisa - Aula De Carli / at 10:00 PM
Mixed Reality Performance: An Evening on Sirikata
A project commissioned by the MITO SettembreMusica Festival
Robert Hamilton
Juan-Pablo Caceres
Dialoghi, improvvisazioni in rete
Dei Due Mondi, per esecutori interattivi in Sirikata
Juan-Pablo Caceres
Robert Hamilton
Canned Bits Mechanics, per tre remoti disklavier al CCRMA, piano e visualizzazioni in Sirikata
Terry Riley
In C, per Orchestra di Laptop e strumenti acustici
With the participation of
Jeffrey T. Schnapp,
founder-director, Stanford Humanities Lab
Juan-Pablo Caceres,
Robert Hamilton,
Chryssie Nanou,
Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics
MITO Festival Production Director: Andrea Minetto
In collaboration with
Stanford Humanities Lab
Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics della Stanford University
Politecnico di Milano
Stanford Humanities Lab
Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics della Stanford University
Politecnico di Milano
Free Admission
Mixed Reality Performance is an experiment in which physical spaces and Musicians from different continents encounter one another on-line. Promoted by MITO SettembreMusica in collaboration with the Stanford Humanities Lab and the Stanford Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics, this production is an experiment in on-line interaction among musicians in different locations. While a pianist plays their music is manipulated by other musicians on-line; from across the ocean other acoustic realities are manipulated and appear projected in 3-D on walls. Spectators are immersed in a recreated world of sound in an installation that marks the birth of the performance spaces on Sirikata, the most recent open source platform on the web.
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