Upcoming Events:
Past Events:
Friday Dec. 1st - 8pm, 2007
EARS 2007
The annual Electro-Acoustic Rectal Series (EARS) concert presented by University of Texas Electronic Music Studios (UTEMS) showcases a wide range of approaches to electronic music including improvisation, fixed-media digital audio works, video, and works for acoustic instruments with digital audio.
Highlights on this year's program include Nick Sibicky's homage to Argentinian composer, Astor Piazzolla, entitled Pianazzolla, which combines live piano, MIDI-controlled piano, and digitally manipulated piano sounds. In addition, the concert will feature guest composer/trumpeter David Bithell who will be performing his recent work for trumpet and video, The President Has His Photograph Taken. This piece and Dennis Miller's Circles and Rounds were recently premiered at the 2006 International Computer Music Conference. Other works include Liang Liang's Trihedron for Flute, Vibraphone, Piano, and Tape, and recent graduate Jack Stamp's four-channel work, Lulled by an Imploding Lotus. This wide array of music will all be presented using the Electronic Music Studios' state-of-the-art multichannel sound system. Works by: Nick Sibicky,
Gregory Cornelius,
Liang Liang,
Alfredo Barros,
Jack Stamps, David Bithell, and Dennis Miller
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May 3-4, 2007
EARS, EYES, and FEET 2007
The annual EARS, EYES, and FEET concert, at the University of Texas at Austin, is a special opportunity for dancers, choreographers, musicians, composers, and digital media artists to gather together in an exploration of the creative potential of collaboration. more info
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May 4-5, 2006
EARS, EYES, and FEET 2006
The annual EARS, EYES, and FEET concert, at the University of Texas at Austin, is a special opportunity for dancers, choreographers, musicians, composers, and digital media artists to gather together in an exploration of the creative potential of collaboration. more info
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December 3, 2005
EARS 2005 - McCullough Theatre
The fall installment of the Electro-Acoustic Recital Series featuring works by Alfredo Barros, Gregory Cornelius, Brian Evans, John Lato, Robert MacKay, Dennis Miller, Rick Petersen, Nick Sibicky, Mike Vernusky, and Mark Wingate.
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May 6-7, 2005
EARS, EYES, and FEET 2005
As part of the long-running and highly successful EARS series, EEF 2005 showcases music and choreography created through collaboration among numerous naitonally and internationally recognized student composers and dancers.
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May 7-8, 2004
EARS, EYES, and FEET 2004
Lead by UT students Chris Staefe and Ray Schwarz, EEF 2004 exhibited
new works composed by student composers, video art works by student artists, and choreography
created by UT students. See the official EEF2004 page for details about this historic performance series.
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April 23, 2004:
EARdrumS is BACK! Prof. Thomas Burrit and Prof. Bruce Pennycook
have been working side by side since January assembling national
and international award winning composers from the University of
Texas to collaborate with the top-ranked percussion studio at UT
in an evening of collaborative electro-acoustic works. The performance
starts at 8:00pm in the Bates Recital Hall. Admission if Free.
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11/03 Jean-Claude Risset, winner of the 1999 National Center for Scientific
Research Gold Medal and Grand Prix National de la Musique in 1990,
will attend a short residency in November at UT. During his stay,
UTEMS will be devoting its annual EARS concert to the works of this
influential artist. In addition, Dan Welcher and The UT New Music
Ensemble will also be including works of his in their fall concert.
Concert dates and lectures TBA.
EARS and FEET - 2003
EARdrumS - 2003
Electro-Acoustic Recital Series - 2002
Gerard Pape and the Arditti String Quartet
EARS and FEET - 2002 |
