ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12
ICMC Concert Number 12
- 2025-06-12 Thu 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
- School/Berklee/Campus/Boston Conservatory 132 Ipswich Street, Rm 106, Boston Conservatory at Berklee
Program
- ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12/01 Upwelling
- Person/Scott Miller with Person/Adam Vidiksis — Instrument/Percussion/Percussionist and Person/Keith Kirchoff #Pianist
- 18:02 Really #Cool - love the splattering differences between speakers
- extremely well-performed
- so much sonic diversity in timbral space.
- #To Listen Again
- Very "performance-y"
- ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12/05 fleeting experience
- ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12/06 Taqsim The Humanity of Arabs
- ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12/07 Noise to Signal
- ICMC/25/d4/1120 Concert n12/08 A Southern Reverie
- 18:58 love the splattery bass.
- slow helicopter effect, what is the whirring
- buzzing it reminds me of a light for an aquarium
- now in the back we have some rubbing acceleration, like a gliss on a double bass, but it's behind veils, distortion choirs.
- 19:04 minor ninths.
- The bass swoops up and then falls down.
- so many splatters. ok, space is revealed now
- transformation of sound through
- filtering
- chaotic synthesis
- electromagnetic field recordings Electromagnetic Field Recording
- heavily processed
- acoustic textures
- glitch-like bursts
- resonant harmonic material
- evolving within
- a dynamic spatial environment.
- The work unfolds as layers of filtered instrumental sounds interact
- Sound/Sample/EM Field electromagnetic recordings captured on a Transport/Train journey,
- glitchy, unstable bursts
- generated by chaotic circuits
- Over time, rhythmic elements accelerate and shift in texture
- concluding with a fragmented decay,
- leaving behind traces of its earlier gestures.
The Title Broken Hourglass
- reflects the way time can feel distorted*
- rushing forward or slipping away
- unnoticed
- granular textures
- pulsing rhythms
- spectral transformations
- evokes a world where time fractures and dissolves
- like the hidden sounds it reveals