Here is video footage from my June 10 performance of Two of Pentacles at Grand Performances.
The Vast Sea from C to c / Microtonal Symposium in San Diego
From April 15, 2023
On April 15, 2023 I was on a panel at the Bonita Museum with Dr. Chalmers, Johnny Rheinhard, Kaz Maslanka, Joseph Monzo, Bill Wesley and Jonathan Glasier — curated by Vallo Riberto.
I played 4 for 20 as part of the event, joined by Nathan Hubbard, Kosuke Matsuda, and Camilo Zamudio.
Polytope at 2220 and Candoro at Music for Your Inbox
Polytope @ 2220 Arts + Archives
March 5, 2023
2220 Beverly Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90057
$20
Join me at 2220 Arts + Archives this Sunday, when I’ll be joined by Erin Barnes, Cory Beers, and Andrew Lessman in performing Polytope, my microtonal quartet for Launchpad Pros with live feed video. Squash & Biscuit will also perform.
I hope you can make it!
Candoro @ Music for Your Inbox
Order/subscribe by March 15, 2023
Online video/sound piece
Music for Your Inbox
$7–$14
As part of the development process for a collaboration with Alexander Gedeon and DaEun Jung, I made a 13 minute video/sound piece for Music for Your Inbox called Candoro.
Inthis video, the soundscape around the Candoro Marble Company in Knoxville, TN is treated with JI magical realism, echoing the surreal navigations of our three bodies around the physical space of the building’s Beaux-Arts architecture.
The video was shot during our time at the Loghaven Artist Residency last September.
4 for 20 premiere at Automata, December 17, 2022
On December 17 at Automata, I’ll be joined by Erin Barnes, Cory Beers, and Andrew Lessman in premiering my piece 4 for 20!
8pm – Door
8:30pm – Performance
Automata LA
504 Chung King Rd
Los Angeles, CA 90012
$15 / $18
4 for 20 began as a sketch for a concept I’m developing for my upcoming COLA IMAP performance in June, 2023. The piece creates a contemplative space through a series of gradually changing chords on 20 just-intonation chimes. These chords manifest through shifting polyrhythms connected to the frequency of each chime.
This piece continues my 8 years of making just-tuned chimes, as well as my gradual descent into the wooly world of Erv Wilson microtonality. The chimes are tuned to a 1•3•5•7•9•11 Eikosany, and each musician plays 5 of them.
Mt. San Antonio 1944 premiere by Partch
Mount San Antonio 1944 is a new piece for chromelodeon, bass marimba, and diamond marimba. It was commissioned by the Partch Ensemble, and they will premiere it during their weekend of concerts in early June.
Mt. San Antonio 1944 premiere by Partch
Mount San Antonio 1944 is a new piece for chromelodeon, bass marimba, and diamond marimba. It was commissioned by the Partch Ensemble, and they will premiere it during their weekend of concerts in early June.
