KEAMSAC2013

October 31 - November 2, 2013

 

Workshop Venue: Room 402, Korea National University of Arts (KNUA)

Computer Music Center, Nambusunhwanro 2374, Seocho-gu, Seoul 137-070, Korea

 

Conference Venue: Building 220 Room 202, Seoul National University (SNU)

Center for Arts and Technologies, 1 Gwanak-ro, Gwanak-gu, Seoul 157-724, Korea

 

DATE

(VENUE)

TIME

SESSION CHAIR

PROGRAM

Thursday

Oct. 31

 

(KNUA)

15:00

 

 

 

-

Christian Martin Fischer

Estonian Academy of Music and Theater, Estonia

[Workshop]

Motion Graphic Notation:

a tool to improve live electronic music practice

 

Friday

Nov. 1

 

(SNU)

13:30

Registration

14:00

-

Richard Dudas

Greetings

 

14:10

Tae Hong Park

New York University

Johannes Kretz

Ádám Siska

University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, Austria

Analysis, Data Reduction, Composition and

Re-synthesis In KLANGPILOT

 

 

14:45

Olaf Hochherz

City University of Hong Kong

 

Associative Fields:

identity and ambiguity/presets and transitions

(the first step)

 

15:20

Yota Morimoto

University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

transnd.xy:

machine code dynamics in phase space

 

15:55

coffee break

16:25

Richard Dudas

Hanyang University

H. James Harkins

Xinghai Conservatory of Music, China

Affectations/Torso:

a case study in future-proofing interactive computer music through robust code design

 

17:00

 

(17:35)

Miriam Akkermann

Berlin University of the Arts, Germany

The Computer as a Part of the Network Ensemble:

Georg Hajdu “Ivresse '84”

 

Saturday

Nov. 2

 

(SNU)

13:30

Richard Dudas

Hanyang University

Maurilio Cacciatore

The Conservatory “A. Steffani” of Castelfranco Veneto, Italy

Diemo Schwarz

IRCAM-CNRS-UPMC, France

Tools for the writing of Tamonontamo (2012):

a new way to relate concatenative synthesis and spatialization

 

14:10

Alexander Theodore Sigman

Keimyung University, Korea

Nicolas Misdariis

IRCAM-CNRS-UPMC, France

Matthias Megyeri

Artist-in-Residence, Künstlerhaus Stuttgart, Germany

 

alarm/will/sound:

a multidisciplinary research/installation project

 

 

14:45

Sangbong Nam

Center for Arts and Technologies, Seoul National University, Korea

Following gestures in the mPoi, the swinging tethered musical instrument

 

15:20

Christian Martin Fischer

Estonian Academy of Music and Theater, Estonia

Motion Graphic Notation:

a tool to improve live electronic music practice

 

15:55

coffee break

16:25

Tae Hong Park

New York University

James Andean

Sibelius Academy, Finland

Electroacoustic Performance Practice in Interdisciplinary Improvisation

 

17:00

 

(17:35)

Adam Stansbie

University of Sheffield, United Kingdom

Between Plasticity and Performance:

an ontological account of electroacoustic music