Mem1 (Mark + Laura Cetilia) seamlessly blends the sounds of cello and electronics to create a limitless palette of sonic possibilities. In their improvisation-based performances, all sounds are derived from the cello as the sole source material, which is manipulated in real time. Their music moves beyond melody, lyricism, and traditional structural confines, resulting in organically revealed narrative.
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with Mean Time Between Failures (Diemo Schwarz), Victoria Johnson and James Webb.
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Miro Soares work Imprecise Itineraries #1 – First impresions of a city is an impression of Bergen, recorded using a cell phone camera.
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Position paper by Trond Lossius for the ICMC 2008 panel session on interchange format for spatial audio scenes.
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A two day lecture and workshop on artistic and practical work with sound and spatialisation.
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The lecture will try to provide an overview of the history of electronic music, important composers, works, schools and artistic practices.
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BEK and Galleri 3,14 in cooperation with Maur Prosjekter/Maia Urstad invite to a presentation by James Webb and Marcus Neustetter. They will talk about their artistic work which includes sound, new media as well as cultural activism.
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BEK invites to the presentation The music will not be broadcast by Brandon LaBelle. LaBelle is an artist and writer working with sound and cultural narratives. For the presentation LaBelle will share his recent projects and talk through related issues. In addition, he will present his new publication documenting his project Radio Memory.
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Scott Rettberg is a Chicago native who now lives in Norway. He writes, and writes about new media and electronic literature. He is an associate professor of Humanistic Informatics at the University of Bergen.
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ComputerMusic4Kids is an interactive installation for kids, inviting them to explore the history and sound of gaming consoles. The installation is included in the “Avgarde special” Saturday 5. of December. Opening at 16.00, schoolchildren will perform their own composed music, and some of the music the BIT20 Ensemble is playing. From 18.00 until midnight the ensemble takes over and will play music written for the ensemble, some freshly made and some “classics”.
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