Over the past few months, students in IMV's Computer Music course (MUS2850) have learned how to create their own instruments using the audio programming language Pure Data.
At this event, the students will perform together in groups using their newly programmed instruments. The concert will also feature performances by guest artists Victoria Johnson and Vincenzo Madaghiele.
Computer Music MUS2850 is a bachelor-level course at the Department of Musicology that offers a comprehensive understanding of various traditions and practices in the field of computer music. It equips students with the skills to utilize computers as an interactive music system, focusing on audio programming in Pure Data, MIDI, digital signal processing, synthesis models and other audio processing techniques.
Course coordinator and Teacher: Aleksander Tidemann
Program:
16:00 - 17:00 - Student ensembles 1-7
1700 - 17:30 - Guest artists Victoria Johnson and Vincenzo Madaghiele