My installation for the Tang Museum, Rapture/Rupture was profiled this Tuesday in the Albany Times Union. The article introduces readers to the Tang’s “Elevator Music” series and describes two approaches artists have taken to installing work in the space, mine, and that of Luke Dubois.
Elevator is artistic canvas (Albany Times Union)
Tintinnabulate, Pauline Oliveros, and MIG played at Eyebeam on Thursday to a packed crowd of about 100 people. The show was a ton of fun.
I had two wireless microphones. I spent most of the concert performing from a seat in the front row, but during the third part of the show I walked all around […]
Rhizome’s Net Art News e-mail list plugged our performance with MIG at Eyebeam this week.
Unlike your average rock show, at which the band might only achieve harmony after several rounds of Guinness, Tintinabulate Ensemble performances coalesce spontaneously through the ‘intuition, play, and sympathetic resonance’ of the artists. —Lauren Cornell for Rhizome
Read the well-written write-up on […]
I’ll be singing in an improvised performance and discussion at Eyebeam on Thursday, January 26. Here’s the announcement:
The Upgrade! New York City
Pauline Oliveros w/Tintinabulate & MIG ensembles
Eyebeam, Thursday, January 26, 7:30 PM
540-548 west 21st street (bet 10 & 11 Ave)
Dear all,
Happy new year. We delighted to start the year with an evening of performance […]
Wow. I just heard the most beautiful recordings on NPR. This story recounts the highschool quartet contests held in the 1930s by the New Farmers of America, a nationwide organization founded for black students who were excluded from the Future Farmers of America. I’ve just looked around a bit, and it seems that the recordings […]
I’m going to bed now having just finished recording “Lawrence” singing each part one at a time for my department open studios on Sunday. The recording is a little rough around the edges, but it is just right for this piece. It’s sad to sing this song, but I’m glad I finally recorded it. I […]
My advisor Neil is playing a concert at RPI for the iEAR Presents! series this Wednesday. He spoke about the show, his music, and my department on the local NPR affiliate this morning. Listen in (10-minute mp3).
Visit the iEAR Presents! page for Neil or Neil’s web site for more information about the concert.
Announcement of a singing school I’m teaching at RPI on Monday, in preparation for Carrie’s thesis show on Thursday:
This Monday, November 7th, from 6-8 PM, Jesse will be leading a singing school in West Hall at RPI
The session will be a participatory singing workshop introducing shape note music and a set of new songs about […]
Sound Projects Festival, 8th Edition
October 19, 20, 21, and 22
CCCB. Contemporary Culture Centre of Barcelona
Montalegre 5. 08001
FREE ENTRY
Zéppelin 2005 is about the way sound and music relate to social control. Borders between allowed behaviours and the not allowed ones are often invisible but not inaudible. Society is plenty of sonic signals fixing borders long before […]
Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg
October 9, 2005
Lay the tunebook out on a table in front of where you are sitting or standing, with the book unfolded, so that all of the pages are visible.
Notice the size and shape of the video still on each page, the relative size of the page itself, and the proportions of the […]