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JG records the Cambridge New Music Ensemble in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge.
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A student performance of Steve Reich’s video opera.
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Live recording of the Cambridge Songbook recital in Kettle’s Yard.
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JG records Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima in Jesus College Chapel, Cambridge.
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A new Max/MSP panning patch that uses common stereo microphone arrays as the basis for positioning recorded sounds in auditory space.
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Cambridge New Music Ensemble in Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge.
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A home-made 8 channel snake using high quality components.
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JG sound engineers for the Athelas Sinfonietta for two concerts in Denmark. Programme: Strange News by Rolf Wallin and Voi(rex) by Phillipe Leroux
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JG sound engineers for a London Sinfonietta performance of Jonathan Harvey’s Bird Concerto with Pianosong at the 2009 Warsaw Autumn Festival, Poland.
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Loop through regions of sound files and modulate any parameter without causing clicks.
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An implementation of granular synthesis in Max/MSP.
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Performance of Julia Barber’s “After the Shock” for solo violin and live electronics at the Royal College of Music.
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JG installs the new sound studio at Eastside Projects, Digbeth.
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My Secret Heart installation at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
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MidiToText is a simple command-line utility to extract MIDI data into a comma separated list.
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A simple and robust motor interface for real-time physical control of interactive art works.
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Live recording of Handel’s opera performed by the Cambridge Handel Opera Group at West Road Concert Hall.
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Dan Tidhar performs JS Bach’s Chromatic Fantasy in D minor BWV903.
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Sarah Nicolls performs Into Movements and two other pieces for piano and electronics at a Sunday Morning concert at Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge.
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JG records “Blaze of Noon” for soprano and piano by Phillip Neil Martin.
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JG records pupil’s compositions at King Edward VI School, Handsworth.
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JG writes documentation and manual for “Strange News” by Rolf Wallin
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JG records the Wren Choir’s Carol Service in the Pembroke College Chapel.
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JG records Quartet for the End of Time at Jesus College Chapel, Cambridge.
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JG engineers for a BCMG performance of Voi(rex) by Phillipe Leroux.
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A concert of Baroque music performed by music students at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge.
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Sarah Nicolls performs Piece for Piano and Lamp at Brunel University as part of a Shadowplay concert of new music.
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Multi-video playback system for Catherine Yass’ High Wire. Commissioned by Art Angel.
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JG assists composer David Horne and violinist Alexandra Wood at the King Edward VI Handsworth School, Birmingham.
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A DIY speaker system built to generate and process background sound for a documentary.
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JG records Martin Creed’s “Work No 955” performed by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andris Nelsons in Symphony Hall.
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A networked multi-channel synchronised distance sensor system to detect the movement of people around an architectural exhibit.
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Photograph by Clive Barda
JG records Streetwise Opera participants around the UK.
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Sarah Nicoll’s BMIC Cutting Edge Concert in November last year is broadcast on Hear and Now, Radio 3.
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Following the concert, JG records David Purser performing the pieces at the Recital Hall, Birmingham Conservatoire.
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JG records the Cambridge Camerata in concert at the West Road Concert Hall.
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Multi-channel audio and multi-channel video playback system for Paul Pfeiffer’s The Saints. Commissioned by Art Angel.
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“Dress as a man dressed as a bat. Then fall.” Keir Williams, 2008.
Photo by Nikki Pugh
JG manages PA and audio recording for a concert of new and existing Fluxus works at St Pauls Church, Birmingham.
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JG engineers at Sarah Nicolls’ concert at this year’s Soundwaves Festival in the Pavilion Theatre, Brighton.
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A concert for trombone (David Purser) and live electronics (JG) at the Recital Hall, Birmingham Conservatoire.
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JG records the audio for a DVD recording of the 2008 Nigel Brown Competition, University of Cambridge.
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JG supervises the electronics for the final Integra Festival concert with the BCMG in Birmingham.
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The Talk Magazine: “an amazing, mind-boggling piece.”
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JG and Angela Balint perform Anthemes II to Pierre Boulez as part of the Boulez in Birmingham event on 12th May 2008.
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JG and violinist Angela Balint are invited to IRCAM in preperation for a performance of Pierre Boulez’s Anthemes II on 9th May in Birmingham.
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Jonathan engineers for the BCMG on an intensive Rural Tour day.
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Jonathan moves to Cambridge to work at the Centre for Music and Science, University of Cambridge.
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JG perform a new version of Piece for Large Metal Sheet at this year’s SightSonic Festival on March 15th.
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Sarah Nicolls plays JG’s Into Movements for piano and motion sensors at The Warehouse, London, as part of the BMIC’s Cutting Edge Tour. To be broadcast on Radio 3 sometime in January.
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Jonathan provides technical support for another performance of Julian Anderson’s Book of Hours by the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group conducted by Oliver Knussen.
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Sarah Nicolls performs the first part of Into Movements on “In Tune”, BBC Radio 3, 13th November 2007.
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JG and Gregory (director, VRU) give a demo of home-made prototype of Lightpipe at the E-Science 2007 All Hands Meeting held in Nottingham.
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JG oversees electronics for a performance of Julian Anderson’s Book of Hours by Oliver Knussen and the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group at the BBC Proms.
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Experimental acoustic-electronic music and video installation and concert.
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Jonathan Green from the Visualisation Research Unit gives a short presentation on Real-Time Data Acquisition at the AHRC ICT Methods Network conference, 19th June 2007.
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Jonathan is giving a demonstration of live electronics with recorder alongside Sarah Jeffery on 20 June 2007 to students at the Birmingham Conservatoire.
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I’m involved in two sound installations and a concert for the New Generation Arts Festival.
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Sarah Nicolls has commissioned me to compose a piece for Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival 2007 .
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I’ve been asked to do the electronics for Julian Anderson’s piece Book of Hours at this years Proms.
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Keir Williams and Jonathan Green from the VRU give a demo of networked audio-visual performance environments at St Martins, London.
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I’ve been working on developing a piece for acoustic-electronic piano where all the sound generation occurs inside the piano (no pre-recorded sounds and lots of feedback…).
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The Birmingham Contemporary Music Group performed Johannes Maria Staud’s new piece ‘One Movement and Five Miniatures’, for which I developed the electronics using Max/MSP.
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Some thoughts about how and why to document the technological aspect of musical works.
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Max is not keeping up with trends in software design and because it cannot evolve (see below), another solution should be found.
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A slightly academic introduction to a series of short practice-based Max/MSP workshops aimed at beginners in technology in the performing arts. In this workshop, an overview of Max/MSP and it’s capabilities will be presented alongside an introduction to the Max methodology.
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Notes and patches for the introductory Max/MSP workshop given at the Birmingham Conservatoire lead by myself.
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An overview of a demonstration by a VJ (Keir Williams), electronic musician (Jonathan Green) and a dancer, of a computer network designed especially for the performing arts.
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A system which allows control data (MIDI, Open Sound Control) to be streamed over the internet.
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This workshop will focus on the identification and practicalities of e-science models and solutions.
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Played by Sarah Nicolls in the Corsham Festival 2006 on 21st June.
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Launch concert of Ensemble Interakt, exploring interaction with computer generated sounds.
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Live sampler which records sound to a unique buffer when an attack is detected.
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A suggestion for a family of hardware devices for performing works with live electronics. These devices do not exist and are probably not financially feasible for a manufacturer.
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Just completed: a MaxMSP live sampler which loops material with crossfades.
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Roadmap for the development of the David’s Garden live electronics environment.
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Prototyping real-time signal processing networks in Logic.
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Cormac Faulkner’s sound installation at the Herbert Gallery in Coventry.
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A hardware/software environment for improvisation with electronics to be completed by June 2006.
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Julian Anderson’s composition for ensemble and live electronics.
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