Léon McCarthy’s betAV audio-visual performance series is his effort to make audiences aware of the impact that industrial fishing practices are having on the seas and our world at large. Taking his lead from the 2009 documentary ‘The End of the Line’, Léon repurposes some of its video content to present his live audio-visual interpretation.
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Morphons and Bions selected for MUME weekend, Sydney, Australia
Morphons and Bions, a real-time Pd composition utilising noise-based synthesis techniques, will be performed 16 June, 4pm, in the event called “Studies in Autonomy.” It will be held in Verbruggen Hall, Conservatorium. Morphons and Bions marks an abrupt departure from using recorded sounds and moves into sound synthesis. When contemplating what makes recorded sounds so…
Henry Vega (US), Anat Spiegel (NL) & Emmanuel Flores (MX) performing Wormsongs
Thursday 4 April at 8pm.
Ormston House, 9/10 Patrick Street, Limerick
ADMISSION FREE.
Seminar & Concert wt Christopher Williams | 13th February
Bass Playing in the Wild: making music with instruments and field recordings
This presentation will introduce three very different recent projects that integrate my own contrabass playing in combination with other instruments and environmental recordings.
Scholarships – Master’s in Music Technology
Scholarships are available for both EU and non-EU students on the Masters programme in Music Technology at the University of Limerick for 2013-2014.
Seminar Marco Capelli | 14th November
After completing many years of demanding music studies (first at Conservatorio di S. Cecilia in Rome and then in the Konzert-Klasse at the Musik Akademie in Basel with Oscar Ghiglia), Marco Cappelli has lead an extraordinary artistic path, becoming familiar both with rigorous written music as well with free improvisation languages.
MA/MSc Application Deadline
Applications are being accepted for the MA/MSc in Music Technology program. The initial deadline for applications is April 27th 2013. A range of funding opportunities for both international and EU students are available.
Former MA student Timothy Schmele receives Luigi Russolo music prize
Timothy Schmele, 2010 MA in Music Technology graduate, has received 1st Prize at the 2012 Luigi Russolo electro-acoustic music prize. The Russolo competition is one of the most prestigious contests for electro-acoustic composition. It began in 1979 as a homage to the painter and composer Luigi Russolo, the founder of noise music.
Seminar Dan Barry | 24th October
Dan Barry is a software developer and entrepreneur specialising in Digital Signal Processing for Audio. In 2010 he co-founded and developed Riffstation where he is currently the CEO. In 2011, he co-founded and developed technology for 45Sound. He is also the founder, manager and lead researcher in the Audio Research Group based in the Department Electrical Engineering Systems at The Dublin Institute of Technology.
Seminar 10th October | Ciarán Ó Tuairisc
Head of Audio Department Ciarán began working as location sound recordist and sound mixer and became Telegael’s senior sound mixer in 1993. He has worked as sound mixer on many documentary and drama programmes and has directed the dubbing of many animation and live action series.
