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By manipulating the grains of sound  (which remain static in each speaker)  a surprising array of sounds and environments are created — from shimmering motion to reverberant spaces, to low crashing waves, to hyper-electronics refraction of sound.    The pieces have been presented as multi-channel fixed media, an interactive performance piece, and as a laptop orchestra piece (with an upcoming version for smartphones) Audio Chandelier multi-channel sound pieces that are performative, or installations, or something in between — installations with performance in mind..  Presented internationally and around the US– the work is a “point source” conception ideally for 12-16 speakers  (or a minimum of 8 speakers). AUDIO CHANDELIER: GRAINS concept was first presented in performance Floating Points Festival (2006, & 2010 -curated by Stephan Moore) and in a residency at Diapason Gallery (Michael Schumacher) in NY in 2010.    Performances/presentations  also at Reverse Space Gallery (2013 curated by Stephan Moore), FAMU (film music school) Prague, at Subtropics/12 nights festival in Miami, and the Hochschule for Theater und Musik Hamburg (with their Wavefield Synthesis system.

AUDIO CHANDELIER: TILT (2013) for laptop orchestra was premiered by PLOrk (Princeton Laptop Orchestra) and by my NYU laptop orchestra in New York.   Here’s the AP report broadcast worldwide on PLOrk including Audio Chandelier. AUDIO CHANDELIER: FRY  was included in the 60×60 Surround Sound Mix also in 2013, 1 minute, largely extended vocal sounds. AUDIO CHANDELIER: BUBBLES (2015) USAP production in Berlin’s “12 Bubbles festival”– a 12-channel installation of manipulated bubble sounds.  Two-channel mock-up of the piece here.  AUDIO CHANDELIER: CUTUPS – (2015) work in progress for 6+ users of Dan Iglesia’s MobMuPlat cellphone app to process/perform cutup samples of William S. Burroughs discussing his cutup technique.      To be premiered by an (unofficial)  cellphone ensemble of Google employees (?) Haas is a set of interrelated multi-channel compositions and studies in aural oddities/illusions, based on human and avian vocal gestures are partnered with more abstract work based on electronic impulses as the routing and movement of the sound sources create illusions of rhythm and pitch and the room seems to become a synthesizer.    

Additional vocal samples are bass/baritone Robert Osborne and members of Magic Names. Wheezer – 2001, 2005 – originally created during live performance & commission from Engine 27 (a 16- channel sound gallery in NY). Later mixed it down to 5.1 surround, and presented with “Harvestworks 5.1 Workspace projects” installation NY/Bulgaria/Germany. The work was first inspired/influenced by my two years as a resident programmer for artists in residence at Engine 27 (2001-2003), a multi-channel sound gallery  in lower Manhattan– along with Michael Schumacher, Luke Dubois, Matthew Ostrowski, Eric Rosenzweig (director) and owned by Jack Weiss.  It was a formative time for me, when I worked with many many artists toward realizing their sound installations including: Henry Threadgill, Jim Staley, Chico Freeman, Cheryl Leonard,Joe Diebes,Leopanar Witlarge, Chris Delaurenti, Steve Coleman, Jim O’Rourke and others). After that time, I had performances at Issue Project Room (then off the Gowanus Canal), with loving support and encouragement from director Suzanne Fiol, who allowed me to work with their newly installed 15-channel sound system of hemisphere speakers designed by Stephan Moore, who later invited me to be a part of his first Floating Points Festival (and also in 2010).