Introduction to Electronic Music Concert

Music From Mills Classes, Spring Term
Wednesday, May 5, 2021 | 8:00 PM PDT
Presented by Mills College Music Department and Center for Contemporary Music

All Music From Mills Classes events are free and open to the public.
This semester, all events are being hosted online.

IMAGINE THE MUSIC AS A MOVING CHAIN OR CATERPILLAR

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A red, green and white sepia toned graphic image, comprised of strings of dots, varying between the hues, running in straight lines and in the lower right quadrant a wave or spray.

Undergraduate and graduate students at Mills present their recent works using voltage controlled synthesis, one of the foundational methods of electronic music making. Most works were created on the legendary Moog IIIP analog synthesizer at the Center for Contemporary Music. All noise, accidents, and performance techniques were welcome. 


Taught by Kaori Suzuki

Program:

Dennise Landaverry
CMY: Sonidos de los Colores Sustractivos   (7:00)
Moog IIIP


Kayleigh Ketcham
Untitled  (6:05)
Moog IIIP, voice


Jefferson Doyle 
Pomeroy Convo   (7:00)
Moog IIIP, cassette tapes; Recorded live (no edits)


Patrick Mathews-Halmrast
space jam  (4:38)
Moog IIIP


Meenakshi Marchione
Echoes   (8:00)
Moog IIIP, Mouth Harp, Voice; Performed live at Mills College Greek Theatre


Stan Summy
Untitled   (4:35)
Moog Matriarch


Victory Eyman
Murmurs   (8:48)
Moog IIIP


Marlys Mandaville
Passage   (4:40)
Moog IIIP, Interviews (Mills Studio Art MFA students)


Sam Regan
Leaks Voltage  (5:56)
Moog IIIP


yinyin
SeE SaW   (4:19)
Moog IIIP, Moog Model 15; video collage by yinyin

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Learn more about the music programs and courses involved in the series on the Music Department Undergraduate and Graduate pages located on the Mills College website. For questions about the class concert series or accessibility, please contact the Mills College Music Department by emailing music@mills.edu.