Thanks to Linda Rose-Hembreiker and the Quantum Trio for premiering Stratosphere Exit Scenarios for flute, viola, and harp.

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A video about market square installation that I completed with Jo Fleischauer and Anthony Brandt.  It will be running until March, 2014.

Here’s the mixlr version of the market square installation.  It rings one minute before until one minute after the hour.  It’s silent the rest of the time.  In other words, it’s not broken!

Scott Marosek recording Rara Avis at KUHF.  Special thanks to Ryan Edwards for engineering the project.

Rara Avis for piano, computer and video was commissioned last Thursday at the Ammerman Center for Arts and Technology at Connecticut College.  It was a wonderful collaboration between Carmen Montoya, Scott Marosek, and myself.  It was great to meet the staff at the Ammerman Center and the other commissioned artists.

Michael McGrath is premiering my work Baptist Pumpkin Center for drumset and computer this Saturday at Rice University. There will also be premieres by Kurt Stallmann and Robert Yekovich and a work by Art Gottschalk. The concert features a number of amazing performers including Steve Duke, Aleck Karis, Allen Blustine, Timothy Pitts, and students of the Shepherd School of Music.

Dylan Chmura-Moore and I performed my work Unsafe Microwave Oven Experiments at the SEAMUS national conference at Lawrence University this past week.  It was a great success!

I performed my piece Secret Society for the Jean Gebser Internation Convention held at Rice University on October 19th.   Here’s the video (a tripod and luck, no separate recording!).  There were some really cool pieces on the concert by Hsiao-Lan Wang, Dave Gedosh, Dan Zajicek, and Bryce Ingmire.  I plan to record and release a DVD of these types of performances this summer with much higher audio and video standards.

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Here’s a video of Julie Licata performing my piece Nature Morte at the SEAMUS conference in Miami.  She did a great job, and it was a blast hanging out in Miami! Pardon the built in compressors that the kind people at Flip include on their cameras.

Julie Licata performing Nature Morte at SEAMUS 2011