Monthly Archives: March 2024

Hello everyone we had some confusion (??) about the blog post writing rotation so I will be writing another post for our group this week. We met on Monday and had some technical difficulties with the mixer, but we were … Continue reading →

It’s my first time writing a blog post this year I think so I’ll make it as bad as possible. This week, we met up late on Tuesday night to go over what we will be presenting on Wednesday. So … Continue reading →

It’s my turn to write the blogpost- let’s go!!! On Sunday night, our group met to play through our piece! The concept for our piece is nature vs. the industrial/ human-made. Lydia has found and processed some great sounds to … Continue reading →

The Oh-Well group is back together (and better than ever if I do say so myself)! It was announced last class that we’d all be giving 1-minute demos of how our pieces are coming along so far, so it was … Continue reading →

We are off and running (or rather, marching) to create our presentation/commentary/narrative of 1984. That’s the Novel, not the year. The first thing we did was put together a Dictator’s speech (thank you, AI for truly capturing the fascist zeitgeist … Continue reading →

^ a picture of our plans that you can barely read On Wednesday, we brainstormed about our piece and how it could progress. We thought about many cool ideas like industrial vs nature and the dancer being controlled by the … Continue reading →

SUNDAY: Spent lots of time creating unique sounds on the piano using objects (ball, drumsticks, paper clips, brush, etc.) with and without processing. Very very cool hearing those unrecognizable sounds through 8 channels !! We strapped the DMX light to … Continue reading →

Hi besties this week we met on Monday except I got a last minute job interview so I unfortunately ditched Shiyan and Daniel which was not very nice of me (I did show up to the meeting eventually but I … Continue reading →

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We’ve chosen rhythm as the base of our project. We want to play with different ways that rhythm and synchrony can be expressed, and have a shift between a more external, structured, rigid sense of synchrony to one that feels … Continue reading →