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Current 2005 2004 2003/2002
More about the Electromagnetically- Prepared Piano device

-I am very excited to say that I have been hired by the Oberlin Conservatory of Music starting this fall! I will be an Assistant Professor in the TIMARA department, joining Tom Lopez and Peter Swendsen. Before that, we will be spending the summer in Buenos Aires - lots of moving to do this summer!

-Saxophonist Michael Straus will be touring with my newest work, FeXIV (Iron Fourteen). He commissioned this piece for his "What Are You Looking At?" tour, involving pieces for saxophone, electronics, and video.

-I have several upcoming speaking engagements, both in conjunction with performances by Sebastian Berweck:
--University of Redlands on Wednesday, October 24
--Harvard University on Monday, November 4

-Philip Blackburn of Innova Recordings recently visited Stanford to interview several composition graduate students, myself included, for his podcast Measure for Measure. The results can be heard here.

-I recently received an honorable mention from Dal Niente New Music, for Elsewhere in a Negative Mirror, Part I.

-I will be presenting my paper "The Electromagnetically-Prepared Piano and its Compositional Implications" at ICMC 2007 in August, which includes a demo of the magnets.

-German pianist Sebastian Berweck will be taking my piece Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I, on his US tour later this year.

-The Visual Music Marathon at Northeastern was a great success, and lead to a number of interesting opportunities for Graveshift, such as the showing at SIGGRAPH and a mention in Animation World Magazine (with a short excerpt posted).

-Alex Ross, the music critic for the New Yorker, recently gave props to The Composer Next Door (on which I was featured).

-Holy crap! I'm a dad! Our daughter, Signe Roma Bloland, was born Wednesday, December 6th, 2006.

See older items

 
December 10, 8:30PM Saturday
Brian Sacawa, Saxophone
Red Room Collective
Baltimore, MD
-Quintet, for solo saxophone and live electronics

November 2, 8PM Wednesday
<541> Concert Series
Stanford University
-Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I

October 12, 7:30PM Wednesday
Brian Sacawa, Saxophone
Faculty Artist Series
University of Arizona
-Quintet, for solo saxophone and live electronics

September 23, 8PM Friday
MATA Festival 2005 Opening Concert
New York City
-Clouds of Oran

September 5, Monday
International Computer Music Conference 2005
Barcelona, Spain
-Graveshift

July 21, 8:30PM Thursday
Digital Music Under the Stars
Stanford University
-Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I

May 15, 8PM Sunday
CCRMA@CNMAT
CNMAT, University of California, Berkeley
-Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I

April 19, 8PM Tuesday
Beyond the Machine
Chelsea Art Museum, New York City
Produced by the Juilliard School
-Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I

April 14, 8PM Thursday
SEAMUS 2005 National Conference
Ball State University, Indiana
-Elsewhere is a Negative Mirror, Part I

April 7, 7PM Friday
13th International Electro-Acoustic Festival
Brooklyn College, New York
-Graveshift

March 8, 8PM Tuesday
MusiCollage:
a Happening by CCRMA and Friends
Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University
-Graveshift

February 27, Sunday
Encounter:Merce
-Difficult, and yet...
(with "_Something Irrelevant_")

February 26, 1PM Saturday
SCI Region VI Conference
University of Texas, San Antonio
-Graveshift

February 18, Friday
Spark Festival of Electronic Music and Art
University of Minnesota
-Graveshift

January 21, 8PM Friday
Margaret Lancaster Guest Recital, Flute
Stanford University
-"...walk now and then into the wind that blows coldly past..."

 

 
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