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Velador (1979), Bridget Bate Tichenor
Waly Elenbaas, Self Portrait, 1938
Jonnyâs Web-app for Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers.
For his piece, Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers, the audience was asked to access a website on their smart-phones. The app give each individual 7x7 (49) opportunities to add to the piece by triggering short bleeps and bloops, specifically triangle waves of different pitches with delays of different speeds and feedback amounts.
While I initially thought that the user might be triggering simple sound-files made previously by Jonny in Max, upon closer inspection I found that the sounds were being generated within the browser itself, created uniquely each time someone pressed the circular button in the center of the page.
The source code of the page revealed that the sounds were being generated using HTML5âs Web Audio API. Knowing Jonnyâs self imposed reputation as a nerdy programmer (and, of course, his open love of Max), Iâm sure that he built the program himself. Here are some examples from the source code:
var MAX_OSCS = 1; var MAX_TONE_DURATION = 500; var TONE_COUNT = 49; var VOLUME = 0.25;
var note = randomNote(); oscillator.frequency.value = note; oscillator.type = 'triangle'; gainNode.gain.value = 0;
function randomNote() { var baseNote = SCALE.sample(); var octave = JUMPS.sample(); return baseNote * octave; } function randomDelayTime() { return Math.floor(Math.random() * 300) + 60;
You can use the web-app (no download necessary) here.
"The only person with you all your life is you. Your parents die. Things inside you die â illusions, gushes of personality. Only you can sort yourself out. Yourself may not be all you need, but itâs all youâve got.â
â Kate Bush to Tim Lott (Record Mirror, 1978)
Decay by quartertonebloom (2014)
JONNY GREENWOOD | Water: Miniature 1 Performed by Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra
Volcano by quartertonebloom (2014)
French composer Olivier Messiaen on Chopin, from Conversations with Claude Samuel
PEERLESS RUSSIAN PIANIST PAVEL NERSESSIAN MARKS HIS BOSTON DEBUT
Pavel Nersessian opens the symposium on the evening of Friday, June 27 with a recital not to be missed!Â
Mr. Nersessianâs program features Hindemithâs TanzstĂŒcke, Op. 19, Schubertâs Sonata in A Major, Op. 120, Schubert/Liszt âStĂ€ndchenâ and âErlkönigâ, and Lisztâs monumental Sonata in B Minor.
For more information about Pavel Nersessianâs recital, visit the Rivers School Conservatory website. You can also join us on our Facebook page.
Here you can listen to an early-1990s recording of Mr. Nersessian playing Chopinâs Ballade in F Minor, Op. 52.
Andrew Tyson in a splendid performance of Chopinâs Etude in F Major, Op. 10, No. 8 (Live at the 2010 Chopin International Piano Competition in Warsaw, Poland)
An artist of great promise, Andrew Tyson returns to the symposium on the evening of Saturday, June 28, 2014 in performances of solo works by Chopin and Mendelssohn, and in the American premiere of Charles Valentin Alkanâs transcription of Beethovenâs Seventh Symphony for two pianos eight hands.
This is a performance not to be missed! For more information about Andrew Tysonâs performance, please visit The Rivers School Conservatory website.
Victoria Spivey // âBlood Thirsty Bluesâ
âblood, blood, look at all that bloodâŠâ
Puce Moment, directed by Kenneth Anger, 1949
âPuce Women was my love affair with HollywoodâŠwith all the great goddesses of the silent screen. They were to be filmed in their homes; I was, in effect, filming ghostsâ â Kenneth Anger
Days of Glory, directed by Jacques Tourneur, 1944