| Information about the ensemble members, composers and staff with links to personal sites. |
| Performances, recordings, outreach, readings, instruction and call for scores for ASU, community and international participants and audiences.
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| Visiting composer lectures and workshops, reading sessions, student mentor program, and student grant initiatives. |
Development of repertoire which incorporates new technologies and current musical trends.
information: Internet resource center providing access to projects, technologies and products generated by the ensemble and it's collaborators. |
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-Activities___ Performances, recordings, outreach, readings, instruction and call for scores for ASU, community and international participants and audiences.
Projected activities:
Dance piece with original acoustic and electronic music accompaniment by Hideko Kawamoto. Elina Mooney and Cliff Keuter, from the ASU Dept. of Dance, will choreograph the work. The work will be included in the Center Dance Company's programs scheduled for March 7-10 at the Herberger Theatre Center in downtown Phoenix. Preliminary research on piece for conductor and virtual orchestra using existing technology in the Electronic Music labs in the School of Music. Initial contact and contracting of major composers for future commissions. Call for compositions. In developing repertoire that meets the agenda of the ISA and the ensemble, a call for compositions program will offer a wide range of materials from which to draw. Young and emerging composers will be encouraged to submit works for consideration. Reading session. Student and faculty composers will be invited to compose works for the ensemble. A reading session will be scheduled and facilitated to allow for feedback and experimentation. Interaction with student and emerging composers will be a fundamental mission of the ensemble. Explore the use of telematic technology with ISA staff members John Mitchell and Todd Ingalls. Preliminary discussions have centered around the commission of a multi-site antiphonal work for multiple groups. Initial research may involve solo instruments in multiple sites. Three local concerts will be presented in the initial season.
- November 19: Herberger Theatre Center--Stage West
- February 3: ASU School of Music Music Theatre
- March 7-10: Herberger Theatre Center Stage with Center Dance
Recording session in early May. Our surround sound recording and DVD authoring abilities would allow for combining digital video with multi-angle viewing options along with digital audio in a surround environment. Menu options will allow viewing of the score, interviews, program notes and biographies.
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