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 News 27/Oct/09  


Sorry, we are no longer offering this software. For those who already purchased the AmbiophonicDSP we will still offer support, just PM mosc on this forum. Thanks for your support and understanding.

AmbiophonicDSP VST plugin by Robin Miller and Howard Moscovitz now on available at the electro-music.com store at an introductory price. Click here.

AmbiophonicDSP is a very powerful, yet very affordable, Effect VSTā„¢ (Stein (...more...)
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  25/Feb/09  

by Shane Morris

electro-music.com now has Regularly Scheduled Radio Programs!

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You dont have to wait for the next electro-music.com streaming event to have some fun. Several of us have been streaming music informally from computer to computer on the weekends. Just come into the chatroom anytime...people are usually streaming off and on all weekend long from Friday night to Sunday night.

Depending on your computer, you can stream to several people, play as long as you want, and have fun playing in an informal environment. There is much more freedom available to the player in this scenario. Whether you want to perform a 2 hour ambient piece, 30 minutes of noise, or just wanted to show off some new patches...come on in and experiment with us.

It's also a great way to practice your streaming as well...getting better familiarity with the software makes things much easier for streaming events in the future, without the stress on you and the engineers trying to figure out problems in time for a performance. :bangdesk:
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 News 17/May/07  


Exciting music from 16 of the outstanding performing artists appearing at electro-music 2007, June 1-3, in Philadelphia.

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This is the best electro-music sampler yet.

Music by: Mark Mahoney and Michael Peck, Howard Moscovitz, Kevin Kissinger, Mark Jenkins, Margaret Noble, Flourescent Grey, Johathan Block, Astrogenic Hallucinauting, Fringe Element, Warren Sirota, Lynn Bechtold, Brainstatik, The Reverend Mofo, Velva, Gemini, Roland Kuit and Matty Ross, and Kip Rosser. Some are among today's most respected electro-musicians, while some are relatively unknown. The electro-music 2007 Sampler crosses genres - avant garde, techno, classical, jazz, space, political...

This CD represents many of the undulating creativ (...more...)
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Ana Milosavljevic - Violin - Carnegie Hall - Jan 30, 2005


Ana Milosavljevic
On Sunday, January 30, 2005, at Carnegie Hall, Ana Milosavljevic presented a recital of new violin Music. Ms. Milosavljevic performed compositions by Beth Anderson, Lauren Bernofsky, Margaret Fairlie-Kennedy, Aleksandra Vrebalov, Chen Yi and John Adams. Ms. Vrebalov's "Lila" for solo violin was a world premiere.

Ana Milosavljevic is a very enthusiastic performer of new music. She plays with a powerful intensity of expression. She presented pieces in various styles or genres which she can interpret with equal ease. She was accompanied by Christofer Oldfather and Terezija Cukro; both excellent pianists. The concert was quite an interesting journey.

Ana started with three pieces by Beth Anderson, Tale #1, Tale #2, Dr. Blood's Mermaid Lullaby, and Belgian Tango. These are charming pieces - songlike expressions, each in its own style. Beth's music is tonal - usually very beautiful. The lullaby was very special. To me it felt gentle, soaring, floating and just beautiful. The Belgian Tango is the one I'd choose if I were to ever dance the tango. It's very gentle, cool and laid back.

Song of the Phoenix by Lauren Bernofsky was next. It was an interesting through-composed study-like composition of evolving melodies and figures. It kept my attention on every phrase and motif. This music is quite unpredictable, but totally logical.

The last piece of the first half was Undertow by Margaret Fairlie-Kennedy. This was a very angular, sometimes rhythmic, avant-garde dissonant exploration in melodic development. This piece is at times very dramatic and always very interesting.

After a short intermission, the second half of the program started with the world premiere of Lila by Aleksandra Vrebalov. This was marvelous adventure - sometimes with angular melodies, dissonant clusters, airy harmonics, and whimsical glissandi - always poetic. I was very impressed and moved by this piece.

Romance and Dance by Chen Yi didn't seem very romantic or dance-like to me. This composition had a very powerful piano part; not just an accompaniment, but a part equal to the violin.

Road Movies by John Adams ended the program. This piece in three movements was more experimental than some of John Adams' music I have heard. It's full of interesting prases that evolve - going back and forth in different permutations.

All in all, this was a very enjoyable evening. As an electronic music composer I was struck at the contrast with our concert music, which is more textural and more involved with timbre. A solo violin is a very expressive instrument, but its sonic and timbral range is quite limited. Still, interesting compositions and expressive playing kept my interest every moment. I found this performance to be quite inspiring and I came away with many ideas to explore in my own medium. That said, I'd like to hear this music performed with electronic keyboards and an appropriately processed electric violin.

To all electro-musicians I recommend that the opportunity be taken to attend performances of new classical acoustic music, especially if you get to see Ana Milosavljevic.
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Hong Waltzer generates the video art while Brainstatik opens for the electro-music chamber orchestra at Sarnoff Labs in Princeton, New Jersey
We are proud to preset on-demand streaming audio for the premiere performance of the electro-music chamber orchestra held at the Sarnoff Labs auditorium in Princeton, New Jersey on December 15, 2007.

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Set 1 (50:26) - Brainstatic

Set 2 (47:11) - experimental composition


From an unbiased review on the Sarnoff Library
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