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Distributed improvisation
Realtime performance between UEA (UK) – Newcastle (UK) – Dublin
(IRE) Kingston (Canada) accessable live from this website
Monday 7th February 8 to 9.30 PM GMT
Currently Offline
Programme of events
7.30-8.00PM
Sound & vision checks, network tests
8.00
PM
Remote networked group free improvisation materially distributed
between Norwich, Newcastle & Dublin
Audio/ visual free improvisation featuring Phil Archer, John
Ayers, Andre Bosman, John Bowers, Laura Cannell, Bennett
Hogg, Nick Melia,
Alex Sanders, Will Scrimshaw, Tom Simmons Shigeto Wada and
Liam Wells
Two groups of performers based in Norwich & Newcastle will
distribute and process mixed audio/ visual feeds over the
Internet between each other during a free improvisation
8.20
PM
Remote networked group improvisation materially distributed
between
Norwich
and Kingston, Canada
Song structures will be used as a basic framework in which
Nick Melia, Matt Rogalsky and Tom Simmons will appropriate
existing
software instruments as gating systems filtering audio
feeds originating from Melia’s larynx and modified
guitar using an Internet connection between Canada and
Norwich
8.40
PM
Local networked group improvisation devised by Liam Wells
and Tom Simmons
A local network system which permits the distribution
of control data (produced during performances of software
instruments) and
that governs each individual’s access to and control over
that data will be used as a system within which a game strategy
will enforce potential improvised decision making.
Featuring Andre Bosman, Laura Cannell, John Bowers, and
Liam Wells•
9.00
PM
Local networked group improvisation
Audio/ visual systems devised by Tom Simmons will be
modified and used as hubs within which six performers
will distribute
a/v material
and control data in an improvisation that will see
serial/ parallel material and control data ‘chains’ forming a strategy
for performance.
Featuring Phil Archer, Andre Bosman, Alex Sanders,
Tom Simmons, John Bowers and Liam Wells
END
9.30 PM
QuickTime
6 is required to receive webcasts. Supported
by Norwich School of Art & Design, University of East Anglia,
Arts Council East & n0media. Performances
are the collective artistic property of the collaborating
artists.
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