#sonic generator

[mihighyourcasa]

Come see Atlanta Ballet's Wabi Sabi group perform tonight along with Sonic Generator tonight starting at 7:45 p.m.!

[outthereatlanta-blog]

Episode 77: Al Matthews on Sound

This fall, Out There Atlanta presents a continuation of "Summer Sound Series," a collection of interviews with artists who find inspiration in sound or directly use it in their works. 

Our last summer sound series is with Al Matthews. Al Matthews is digital sound and video artist whose work has led him to projects with Georgia Tech's Sonic Generator and an installation curated by Robin Bernat of Poem88. Listen to the podcast to find out more about his inspirations. To hear the works discussed on this podcast, head to Matthews's Soundcloud page or his website, http://fatmilktv.com/.

Topics include: His work with Sonic Generator, the tradition of computer music, the post-war German and Japanese aesthetic, and celestial music.

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 Out There Atlanta is sponsored by BurnAway.org, an online art magazine for engaged dialogue about the arts.

Music for this podcast was provided by M.S.I.F.

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Al Matthews, photo credit: Oscar Daniel

Site-specific installation at Lemuel Pratt Grant Mansion in Atlanta. Photo credit: Jon Ciliberto.

Pi Day 2012, image credit: Al Matthews. 

[glo-atl-blog]

Es sang vor langen Jahren / for alto or countertenor, violin and viola

[glo-atl-blog]

Sonic Generator, just one of the many wonderful folks from the Hippodrome collaborative team, is a cutting edge performance group in our city unlike any other. As Georgia Tech's resident music ensemble, Sonic Generator appeals to audiences of all kinds with their technological approach to music and performance.

So thrilled to have Sonic Generator in the hippo mix! Read more about Sonic Generator and all the other hippo players at tanzfarm.com

In the meantime, get a glimpse of these tremendous artists!

[glo-atl-blog]

Hi Everybody, We need your help with this amazing new Matching Grant Program from the Office of Cultural Affairs. Your $5 equals $10, your $50 equals $100 toward a series of Public programs for everyone, and the World Premiere "Hippodrome" from scratch. The team= the Goat Farm, Gyun, Sonic Generator, the Opera, and us!  So many ways for you to support, It means the world! Thank you.

[glo-atl-blog]

gloATL gave its first of five free, public dance performances, "Utopia Station #1," on Friday at the corner of 15th and Peachtree streets. The exhilarating hour-long work featured 16 dancers seemingly risking life and limb while interacting with cars in the middle of Peachtree and tumbling down church steps, all while crowds gathered and watched with wonderment. Friday's dance featured music by Sonic Generator. gloAtL has given many of these types of public dance performances, including at a MARTA station, which combine the flash-mob mentality with a choreographed experience. Founder Lauri Stallings was kind enough to email some answers to questions I had after seeing Friday's performance.

[eyedrum-blog]

When Sonic Generator programmed a piece of his, he flew down and conducted it. The next day he did a set at Eyedrum, and it was amazing.