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How Two Musicians Transformed New York into an Audio Augmented Reality Concert Experience.
From Central Park to Lincoln Center, step into a secret soundworld of original compositions.“Being able to understand someone else’s story is what really drives this piece. I hope that listeners are encouraged to be more curious in their lives, whateve...
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Emma Welton
Emma Welton is a composer and performs on violin and viola. With Icebreaker she has performed contemporary music internationally, including at New York City’s Carnegie Hall and the Lincoln Centre, with Brian Eno at the Brighton International Festival, and in London’s Science Museum Imax cinema. Emma co-curates with Tony Whitehead A Quiet Night In, music nights exploring the creative possibilities in quiet/silence. In summer 2021 A Quiet Night In was commissioned by Exeter’s Outside the Box Festival to make at the end of the day, a devised piece for humans sounding with an outdoor habitat. In 2017 A Quiet Night In performance was recorded and broadcast by BBC Radio’s 3 ‘Exposure’, hosted by Verity Sharp, in a concert showcasing new and experimental music.
Mathis Nitschke
Mathis Nitschke is a composer, sound designer, and music theatre maker. His work operates at the intersection of music, technology, and space. After studying classical guitar, fine arts, and composition (including at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague), he developed his own projects and commissioned works that often explore new formats. These include the operas JETZT (2012) and HAPPY HAPPY (2014) for the National Opera of Montpellier, the urban short opera Viola (2015), and MAYA (2017), the world’s first mixed-reality music theatre production.
Deep Listening To Pauline Oliveros Across The Internet
Internet-based collaboration may feel contemporary, but it is established. One of the artists at the forefront of this movement was pioneering composer and accordionist Pauline Oliveros, who began working with the internet in the ’90s and 2000s. She saw technology as something that could open the door to new avenues of music making, and something