Saturday, October 12th 2024
High Desert Soundings
Thursday, September 12th 2024
Solarc Brewing
Saturday, June 29th 2024
Dog Star 20
Wednesday, March 20th 2024
2220 Arts and Archives
Saturday, March 16th 2024
Moxsonic sonic arts festival
Friday, February 9th 2024
Casa Berenice House Concert
Wednesday, January 31st 2024
Watt from Pedro Show
Sunday, November 5th 2023
MorYork Gallery
Friday, October 20th 2023
2220 Arts and Archives
Thursday, July 6th 2023
Black Mountain College Museum
Tuesday, June 20th 2023
Zebulon
Friday, May 26th 2023
MorYork Gallery
Saturday, March 18th 2023
Moxsonic sonic arts festival
Friday, December 9th 2022
Solo laptop set – Casa Berenice Recordings House Concert
Wednesday, October 19th 2022
CalArts – Wild Beast Concert Hall
Thursday, June 9th 2022
Feeney Chaplin Sumner – 2220 Arts and Archives
Saturday, May 9th 2020
Virtual solo set for Indexical in Santa Cruz, CA
Wednesday, February 26th 2020
Solo set – Coaxial Arts
Saturday, December 14th 2019
Solo set – Casa Berenice Recordings House Concert
Tuesday, October 1st 2019
Shrone – Evening of ambient electro-acoustic music
Saturday, August 17th 2019
Casa Berenice Trio performance – Human Resources
Casa Berenice Trio makes ambient electro-acoustic improvisation. They scratch violas through electronics, stretch field recordings, tweak noisy oscillators, and have been known to weave a folk song into a patient, ambient mesh.
Wednesday, July 12th 2019
Casa Berenice Trio performance – VU Symposium
Casa Berenice Trio makes ambient electro-acoustic improvisation. They scratch violas through electronics, stretch field recordings, tweak noisy oscillators, and have been known to weave a folk song into a patient, ambient mesh.
Wednesday, July 10th 2019
Casa Berenice Recordings panel – VU Symposium
Tuesday, June 18th 2019
Bitpanic – Dogstar Festival
Friday, March 1st 2019
Trio – Casa Berenice
Saturday, February 9th 2019
Trio – Casa Berenice
Monday, November 5th, 2018
Bitpanic with special guests Tim Feeney and Heather Lockie – Coaxial Arts
Sunday, September 5th 2010
Performance for Josh Beckman’s shipwreck installation @ Machine Project
I will be performing a 45 minute set for the gallery opening.
1200 D North Alvarado
Los Angeles, CA, 90026
More info : Machine Project
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June 12th & June 19th 2010
Field Recording Workshop @ Machine Project
I will be giving a two-part workshop discussing the aesthetics and practice of field recording. The first session will cover the possibilities and history of the genre through listening examples and discussion. We’ll also cover how to make field recordings with information on microphones, field recorders, and techniques for improving your sound. You will have access to a field recorder which you can use to create a recording of your own. Session two will be a listening and discussion session where everyone presents their field recording. Session two will be on Saturday, June 19th from 2-5pm.
1200 D North Alvarado
Los Angeles, CA, 90026
More info : Machine Project
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Wednesday, May 5th 2010
Betty Freeman Party / Concert @ REDCAT
I will be performing laptop on Earle Brown’s Four Systems with Stuart Fox (guitar) , Ulrich Krieger (sax) , and Mark Trayle (laptop).
This special concert celebrates the legacy of the late philanthropist, photographer and writer Betty Freeman, without question the most significant American advocate for contemporary classical music in the second half of the 20th century.
WHEN: May 5th, 2010 at 8:30pm
WHERE: REDCAT, 631 West 2nd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012
TEL/EMAIL: (213) 737-2300
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Saturday, May 1st 2010
Dream In @ the Hammer Museum
I will be performing with Aaron Drake as a part of the Dream In. We will be improvising together in the Hammer courtyard for five minutes at the top of every hour throughout the night. Here’s a little more information about the event:
On May 1st, 2010, artSpa and Machine Project will host an overnight Dream-In at the Hammer Museum. Dreamers are invited to camp out in the Hammer courtyard and collect any dreams that occur during their stay. The evening will feature experimental dreaming workshops, concerts, and bedtime stories, followed by a waking concert in the morning, all facilitated by a dreamy batch of local artist-psychonauts. The following day museum patrons may encounter dream reenactments, workshops, and napping music during their visit.
WHEN: May 1st, 2010 from 9pm to 9am
WHERE: UCLA’s Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024
TEL/EMAIL: (310) 443-7000
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Friday, March 12th 2010
Aquacoustica @ the CalArts swimming pool
I will be collaborating with composer / performer Ulrich Krieger on a work-in-progress called Aquacoustica.
WHEN: March 12th, 5 – 6:30pm
WHERE: CalArts, 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA 91355
TEL/EMAIL: 661-255-1050
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Saturday, March 6th 2010
Sea and Space @ the Torrance Art Museum
The Sea and Space Explorations Gallery has been invited to present an evening of works at the Torrance Art Museum. I’ll be premiering a new piece called nodes which uses the dimensions of the gallery space to create standing waves generated by one speaker and sine tones.
WHEN: March 6, 6-9pm
WHERE: The Torrance Art Museum, 3320 Civic Center Drive, Torrance, CA 90503
TEL/EMAIL: TheTorrance Art Museum: 310-618-6340
Sea and Space: 323-982-0854 lara@seaandspace.org
Featuring: The After School Arts Program (ASAP), Lara Bank, Bianca D’Amico, Aaron Drake, Clay Chaplin, Donna Coppola, Asher Hartman, Lewis Keller, Matt MacFarland, Amy Blount Lay with the Johns (John Barlog & John Burtle).
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Saturday, February 27th 2010
California Ear Unit @ CNMAT (Center for New Music & Audio Technologies)
The California Ear Unit will be performing my piece called Tricomatic along with works by Linda Bouchard, Eric Chasalow, and Ulrich Krieger.
WHEN: February, 27th @ 8pm
WHERE: CNMAT @ UC-Berkeley
TEL/EMAIL: (510) 643-9990
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Friday, February 26th 2010
California Ear Unit @ Loeffler New Music Symposium
The California Ear Unit will be performing my piece called Tricomatic along with works by Linda Bouchard, Eric Chasalow, and Ulrich Krieger.
WHEN: February, 26th @ 7:30pm
WHERE: Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall @ CSU, Chico
TEL/EMAIL: University Box Office: 916-898-6333
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Thursday, October 1st to Sunday, October 18th 2009
Residency at STEIM
I will taking three CalArts Experimental Sound Practices students to STEIM in Amsterdam for a 2 1/2 week residency at the Dutch experimental music center. We will be working together as a group to create a unique performance. We will give a lecture / concert on Wednesday, October 14th at STEIM.
ESP ENSEMBLE
Coming from CalArts in California the ESP Ensemble is a quartet of composer-performers who are interested in exploring electro-acoustic improvisation and interactive audio-visual performance systems. The ensemble draws from a wide array of sound making devices including networked audio-visual laptop instruments, video cameras, effect pedals, electric cello, saxophone, percussion, voice, and various other sound making devices. While at STEIM we are interested in exploring ideas surrounding improvisation and performance practice for electro-acoustic-visual ensembles in addition to learning more about instrument sensors and the video tracking capabilities found in STEIM’s Junxion software.
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Wednesday, September 16th to Friday, September 18th 2009
Webcasting David Rosenboom’s AH Opera from REDCAT
I will directing a live webcast of the opera using four cameras with operators. The webcast will be viewed live around the world. Various venues will project the broadcast live for people to enjoy the performance live.
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Sunday, August 16th & Sunday, August 23rd 2009
Hydrophone workshop at Machine Project
A hydrophone is a microphone designed to be used underwater for recording or listening to underwater sound. Used in World War I, hydrophones were employed by convoy escorts to detect U-boats, greatly lessening the effectiveness of the submarine. From late in World War I until the introduction of active sonar, hydrophones were the sole method for submarines to detect targets while submerged, and remain useful today (source: wikipedia).
Come and build your very own hydrophone in this two-day workshop! Clay Chaplin will lead you through the construction of your hydrophone using a kit we’ll provide, then test it out in the Silver Lake reservoir.
Sunday, August 16th: Part 1
We’ll have hydrophone kits for your enjoyment. Minimal soldering experience required and plus we’ll help you. While constructing our hydrophones we’ll talk about field recording and more specifically about the properties of sound underwater and how hydrophones work. Once you’ve built your hydrophone take it home for a week and make a bunch of recordings.
Sunday, August 23rd: Part 2
Bring your hydrophone, your trusty field recorder (we’ll be able to supply a few to borrow if you don’t have one), and any recordings you have made. Right off the bat we’ll all head to Silver Lake to record what lurks beneath the surface. Then we’ll trek back to Machine and have a listening party. The real fun of making field recordings with a group is listening to everyone’s recordings.
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August 13th, 20th, 27th 2009
Sea and Space Resort Summer concerts
I’ve curated three experimental music concerts for the Sea and Space Explorations gallery’s summer Resort.
Thursdays, 8-10pm, $3 suggested donation
Aug 13 – Mellownoisedrona , performances by: Scott Cazan; Casey Anderson & John Hastings; & Lewis Keller
Aug 20 – Sea & Space Shanty’s, performances by: Julia Holter; Missincinnati (Jessica Catron, Corey Fogel, and Jeremy Drake); & Laura Steenberge
Aug 27 – Solos, Duets, and Groups, performances by: Albert Ortega; Mark Trayle; STEIM Ensemble (Casey Anderson, David Casey, Clay Chaplin, and Aniela Perry)
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April 5th, 2009
Field Recording Workshop @ Machine Project
I will be giving a two-part workshop discussing the aesthetics and practice of field recording. The first session will cover the possibilities and history of the genre through listening examples and discussion. We’ll also cover how to make field recordings with information on microphones, field recorders, and techniques for improving your sound. You will have access to a field recorder which you can use to create a recording of your own. Session two will be a listening and discussion session where everyone presents their field recording. Session two will be on Saturday, April 11th from 4-6pm.
1200 D North Alvarado
Los Angeles, CA, 90026
More info : Machine Project
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March 21st, 2009
California Ear Unit @ REDCAT
Inspired by the classic David Bowie pop hit, The E.A.R. Unit surveys fresh new works by young mavericks (living at this very moment throughout the American country-side from whatever origins they may be). The ensemble plays Daniel Wohl’s driving yet oddly sentimental +ou-, Oscar Bettison’s haunting Gauze Vespers veiled with simmering sonorities from dual toy pianos and other innovative orchestrations, Ryan Brown’s Our Friend Adam a verbal play on “Our Friend Atom” a short film that introduced the atom bomb to Ryan as a child who mistook atom to be Adam, Jamu for ensemble and electronics by Christine Southworth drawing from Gamelan melodies, Clay Chaplin’s Rememories, a structured improvisation using 3-D video as a meta-structure for the ensemble based on the relationship of time and memory, and an exciting new work from the Carlsbad Music Festival Tsar, Matt McBane.
The Ear Unit will be premiering my new work Rememories for 3D chromadepth video and improvising ensemble
631 W. 2nd St.
Los Angeles, CA. 90012
More info : REDCAT.org
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February 7th, 2009
CEAIT Festival @ REDCAT
Sound art pioneer Yasunao Tone and composer Marina Rosenfeld headline this year’s program of innovative and unconventional electroacoustic and cross-media work from CalArts’ Center for Experiments in Art, Information and Technology (CEAIT). Rosenfeld’s wide-ranging performance and installation works include live remixes of her own handmade acetate records; the nail-polish-bottle-on-electric guitar music of the Sheer Frost Orchestra; and last spring’s Teenage Lontano–a “cover version” of György Ligeti’s modernist landmark sung by a choir of teenagers–at the Whitney Biennial. She brings a new composition for her “phonographic speaker,” a rotating loudspeaker whose arcs of electroacoustic sound, emitted at 33 1/3 rpm, emulate the graceful, leisurely tempo of an long-playing record. Opening on Friday are Tom Recchion, a pioneer in low-tech sonic exploration; and K. Atchley’s Turtles, a multi-channel, laptop concert work in which manipulation of the amplitude and spatial placement of sine wave tones effects harmonic and timbral changes.The legendary Tone ranks among the first Japanese artists to “compose” happenings and improvisations in the 1960s. A veteran of Fluxus, Group Ongaku, Hi-Red Center and Team Random, he has created pieces for “wounded” CDs, computer systems, film, TV and radio, as well as environmental art. His work here entails a surround-sound automatic collage of source material from CDs and radio. Opening on Saturday are composer, improviser, and sound artist Clay Chaplin, mangling political speech in real time to create ambient tapestries of sound; and Laura Steenberge discovering that the dictionary is alive in her Lecture on Words.
I’ll be performing a new laptop improvisation called Surge the Purge.
631 W. 2nd St.
Los Angeles, CA. 90012
More info : REDCAT.org
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December 5th – 7th, 2008
ISIM Conference
International Society of Improvised Music Conference – Improvisation and Identity: Discovering Self and Community in a Trans-Cultural Age December 5-7, 2008 at the Lamont School of Music, University of Denver, Colorado USA with support from The Playground, Creative Music Works, jazz89 KUVO Radio Denver 89.3FM, KGNU Radio 88.5FM/1390AM Boulder/Denver Featured Artists and Presenters: Roscoe Mitchell, Joëlle Léandre, India Cooke
I’ll be performing an improvised set with my friends Aaron Drake, Lewis Keller, and Phil Stearns under the name TAG or Transcultural Alliance Group.
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September 20th, 2008
Soundwalk 2008
Taking place within the Arts District of Downtown Long Beach, SoundWalk is an annual art event, produced by the Long Beach artist group, FLOOD. Sound installations placed throughout the area, indoors and outdoors, will encompass a wide range of work that will integrate visual and aural elements. Included will be sculptures, environments, performances and installations, both interactive and passive. It is the variety of work that makes this event memorable for all who participate as well as for those who attend. The fifth annual Soundwalk will take place Saturday, September 20th in Long Beach, CA.
A version of my laptop installation Bridge will be exhibited using two laptops.
443 East 1st Street
Long Beach, CA 90802
More info : SoundWalk.org
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September 20th, 2008
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Taking place within the Arts District of Downtown Long Beach, SoundWalk is an annual art event, produced by the Long Beach artist group, FLOOD. Sound installations placed throughout the area, indoors and outdoors, will encompass a wide range of work that will integrate visual and aural elements. Included will be sculptures, environments, performances and installations, both interactive and passive. It is the variety of work that makes this event memorable for all who participate as well as for those who attend. The fifth annual Soundwalk will take place Saturday, September 20th in Long Beach, CA. A version of my laptop installation Bridge will be exhibited using three laptops. |
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Soundwalk 2008
443 East 1st Street Long Beach, CA 90802 |
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More info : STEIM
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September 6th thru September 18th, 2008
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STEIM residency
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Through a recently established exchange between the CalArts Experiemental Sound Practices program and STEIM I will be an artist in residence at STEIM in Amsterdam. I will be accompanied by three CalArts graduate students: Beth McMullin, Ben Mayock, and Eric Lindley. We will share two weeks of studio time in a great city. I will be collaborating with Marc Nimoy on a GPS based music project in addition to preparing for an upcoming tour of Poland.
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STEIM (Studio for Electro-Instrumental Music)
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September 3rd thru September 7th, 2008
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The ninth annual San Francisco Electronic Music Festival will take place Wednesday, September 3rd through Sunday, September 7th, 2008 at Project Artaud Theater located at 450 Florida Street, San Francisco, CA 94110
My installation, Bridge will be exhibited in the SFEMF Gallery throughout the festival. |
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Project Artaud Theater
450 Florida Street San Francisco CA 94110 |
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More info : San Francisco Electronic Music Festival
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July 31st 2008
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Surround video and audio of the world of nature. The resort band: Clay Chaplin, Aaron Drake, Lewis Keller, and Phil Stearns. Surround video by Clay Chaplin and Aaron Drake. Free resort beverages will be provided.
This is part of a series of entertaining and thought provoking events that are taking place at Sea and Space Explorations for the next three weeks. There will be two more sound events on Thursday, July 23rd and Thursday July 31st. More information to come.. |
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Thursday, July 17th @ 8PM
Sea and Space Explorations 4755 York Blvd, Eagle Rock, CA |
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July 24th 2008
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Sea and Space heads underwater for an evening of water based field recordings recordings. The ghosts of Jacques Coustea, Steve Irwin, Shamu, Herman Melville and all those people from the Titanic will be transforming a treasure chest full of underwater recordings. Field recordings by Salman Bakht, Clay Chaplin, Michael Deragon, Aaron Drake, and Lewis Keller. In addition, come and play in the hydrophonic sound pool: a sound installation using a hydrophone.
This is part of a series of entertaining and thought provoking events that are taking place at Sea and Space Explorations over the next two weeks. |
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Thursday, July 24th @ 8PM
Sea and Space Explorations 4755 York Blvd, Eagle Rock, CA |
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July 23rd 2008
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I’ll be appearing on KXLU 88.9 Los Angeles to play a few field recordings and to promote the field recording concert tomorrow evening at Sea and Space Explorastions.
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Wednesday, July 23rd @ 9PM
KXLU 88.9 Los Angeles |
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You can listen to KXLU via the internet.
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July 17th 2008
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Sooth your mind and take a sonic vacation to the aural resort of your choosing. Relax, have a tropical drink, and really kick back to the slow and ambient tones of the Sea and Space Resort band. The air will vibrate as if Brian Eno departed his inner airport high on diazapham. The resort band: Clay Chaplin, Aaron Drake, Lewis Keller, and Marc Nimoy. Free resort beverages will be provided.
This is part of a series of entertaining and thought provoking events that are taking place at Sea and Space Explorations for the next three weeks. There will be two more sound events on Thursday, July 23rd and Thursday July 31st. More information to come.. |
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Thursday, July 17th @ 8PM
Sea and Space Explorations 4755 York Blvd, Eagle Rock, CA |
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July 8th 2008
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Composer/Percussionist Amy Knoles will be giving a concert Tuesday, July 8th at 8PM at Zipper Hall in downtown LA as a part of the Zeltsman Marimba Festival. She will be premiering a new version of my structured improvisation Tricomatic which was originally performed by the California Ear Unit. This performance will be a duo version performed by Amy and violinist Eric Clark.
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Tuesday, July 8th @ 8PM
Zipper Concert Hall 200 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA |
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Check out the Zeltsman Marimba Festival web page.
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June 28th & 29th 2008
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Lap-top wind chimes sprouting from trees; soundscapes of love and disaster; a World War I listening device spying on nature; a motion triggered linguistic exploration; the nostalgia of two cans and string; amplified plants; sun chimes; shadow sounds É and more, turn a half mile of Lower Arroyo nature into a journey through sonic universes by fourteen of Southern California’s most inventive artists My installation, Bridge will be exhibted along the hiking trail. |
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June 28, Noon to 7:30 PM and June 29, 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM
Lower Arroyo Park in Pasadena www.newtownarts.org |
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Check out the New Town Arts web page.
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May 23rd 2008
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A festival of microtonal music: Raining Partials by Lewis Keller Performers include: |
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Fridayday, May 23rd @ 7PM
Armory Center for the Arts 145 N Raymond Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103 |
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Check out the Microfest web page.
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April 17th-19th 2008
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The LA Bent Fest will host 18 artists from 8 countries in a 3 night performance series that is totally FREE! Workshops will be hosted on Friday and Saturday afternoons at nominal fees for those that are interested in getting their hands dirty! Artists include: der Warst, Aimee Norwich, univac, embarker, Joker Nies, Tasos Stamou, XDUGEF and OGOGO, Krach der Roboter, Pleather, Peter McPartlan, Lesley Flanigan, Travis Weller, Leeane Berger, and others. I’ll be premiering a new audio-visual improvisation called Cycle Brigade as a part of the concert on Friday, April 18th. My installation, Bridge will also be exhibited in the Bent Gallery throughout the festival. |
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Grand Performances at the California Plaza
350 S. Grand Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90071 |
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February 5th – March 1st 2008
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Sound in Space will traverse diversity by presenting cross sections of the local sound art community. From sound installation to Fluxus note card pieces and field recordings to live ambient music, the topography of the musical fringe is as varied as the community is geographically dispersed. This is a program for the community by artists in the community. Every performance is free with an aim to urge active collaboration and exchange between artists and audiences. While the sea and space are the dark unknowns, they don’t have to be unknowable. Sound in Space are vehicles with which the community is invited to navigate and explore art that has been termed “experimental,” or “conceptual;” loose terms that create a barrier rather than extend a hand. I had the original idea for this festival but none of it would have happend without Lara Bank and Aaron Drake. The three of us have organized 13 concerts and 12 installations for the month of February. Check out the Sound in Space website for all of the details. |
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January 21st, 2008
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Viralnet Lament Project
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Produced by the Center for Integrated Media and the MFA Writing Program at CalArts, Viralnet offers a series of commissioned online projects, essays and interviews with a view toward articulating new concepts and working strategies developed by contemporary intermedia artists, writers and theorists. The online project for 2007-2008 is called The Lament Project. A number of musicians and composers were invited to create one minute laments which have been posted on the Viralnet web site.
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November 11th, 2007
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Pusan International Computer Music Festival
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Premiering a recording of the improvisation “Where Are You? Stand Up” from the laptop duo Chindogu (Sean Rooney & myself). I’m going to create a video work to go with the recording. You can check out a recording of the piece on the Chindogu page on this site.
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Pusan Cultural Center
Busan City South Korea |
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August 29th, 2007
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STEIM Open Studio Concert
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I will be giving a short demonstration of the projects I have been developing while at STEIM and then will perform a short improvisation. I’ll also give a brief overview of the STIEM / CalArts Music School exchange program and information about the CalArts Experimental Sound Practices program.
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STEIM (Studio for Electro-Instrumental Music)
Achtergract 19 1017 WL Amsterdam The Netherlands |
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More info : STEIM
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August 20th thru September 3rd, 2007
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STEIM residency
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Through a recently established exchange between the CalArts Experiemental Sound Practices program and STEIM I will be an artist in residence at STEIM in Amsterdam. I will be accompanied by three CalArts graduate students: Marc Nimoy, Laura Steenberge, and Phil Stearns. We will share two weeks of studio time and a great city to explore. My project will include updating the technology in my Stupid Thing instrument, developing a new series of works for wireless laptop ensemble, and exploring ideas for the implementation of a bungee-cord laptop installation.
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STEIM (Studio for Electro-Instrumental Music)
Achtergract 19 1017 WL Amsterdam The Netherlands |
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July 28th, 2007 11-24h00
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Remix – Re?
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A non-stop internet-based improv using free software “tubePlug” developed at DEGEM (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Elektroakustische Musik). The collaborative results of which will be diffused live in Munich at the “t-u-b-e” and later broadcast on DEGEM webradio
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in der t-u-b-e im Einstein Kulturzentrum
Munchen, Einsteinstr. 42 |
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June 4th – June 14th, 2007
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Dogstar Orchestra, volume 3
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An informal series of concerts focusing on experimental music curated by Michael Pisaro. All concerts are free and open to the public. I’m premiering a new piece for wireless laptop quartet on Wednesday, June 6th and playing laptop in various ensembles on Thursday, June 7th and Friday, June 8th. Concerts will be presented on the following dates: Monday, June 4th @ 1PM |
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ROD Concert Hall California Institute of the Arts
24700 McBean Parkway Valencia, CA 91355 T: 661-255-1050 |
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More info : CalArts Music School
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May 9th – 12th, 2007
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TIMARA Festival
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Gary Nelson is retiring from Oberlin and the TIMARA (Technology in Music and Related Arts) program is hosting a festival to celebrate. I will be reworking my audio-visual improvisation “Thanks Sharon” for a performance on May 11th.
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Oberlin College
101 North Professor Street Oberlin, OH 44074 T: 213-237-2800 |
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More info : TIMARA
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May 1st, 2007
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Sounding Out Concert
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Works and performances by a number of CalArts musicians and composers.
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The Main Gallery California Institute of the Arts
24700 McBean Parkway Valencia, CA 91355 T: 661-255-1050 |
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More info : CalArts Music School
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April 19th, 2007
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Bleeps & Bloops Concert of Electronic Music
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A concert by a number of Los Angeles / CalArts composers and performers. Performances by Cooper Baker, Clay Chaplin, Morgan Jenks, Hans Koch, Marc Nimoy, Phil Stearns, and Rob Wannamaker. I will be premiering a new improvisation using Reaktor. Curated by Clay Chaplin.
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ROD Concert Hall California Institute of the Arts
24700 McBean Parkway Valencia, CA 91355 T: 661-255-1050 |
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More info : CalArts Music School
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April 1st, 2007
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A Nice Afternoon Symphony Orchestra
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All day concert of new and experimental music. Works by Michael Pisaro, Douglas Wadle, Tashi Wada, Johnny Chang, Marc Sabat, Ori Barel, Jason McKee-Ota, Simone Forti, Morgan Jenks, Laura Steenberge, Mark Trayle, Rob Wannamaker, Clay Chaplin, Hans Koch, Bettina Wenzel, and Cooper Baker. With Grace Lai, Chris Wheeler, Brian Walsh, Mjiec Flis, Jody Hurt, Orin Wildestad, Christa Graf, Cat Lamb, April Guthrie, Clinton Patterson, and Terrence Luke Johnson.
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TELIC Arts Exchange
975 Chung King Road Los Angeles, CA 90012 T: 213.344.6137 info@telic.info |
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February 3rd, 2007
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Butch Morris Conduction Ensemble
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Butch Morris brings “conduction” to CalArts. I will be performing with a laptop in the large ensemble doing live sampling and manipulation of various instruments. For more information about conduction visit Butch Morris’ website
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REDCAT Theater
631 West 2nd Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 T: 213-237-2800 |
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More info : REDCAT
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December 8th through 10th, 2006
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James Tenney Festival
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A series of events, concerts, and screenings celebrating the life of composer James Tenney. I’m performing in Ergodos II, Critical Band, and In a Wide Open Space. For more information visit the Tenney Festival website
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California Institute of the Arts
24700 McBean Parkway Valencia, CA 91355 T: 661-255-1050 |
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More info : Tenney Festival
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November 18th, 2006
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Mario’s Furniture Music
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Event: A concert in an informal gallery atmosphere setup like a giant living room. A series of more intimate and quiet pieces will be performed by local Los Angeles composers. Come by for drinks and sonics in our Chinatown living room. Curated by Clay Chaplin. Performances by:
MARC SABAT CLAY CHAPLIN COOPER BAKER LORIN PARKER PHIL STEARNS |
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TELIC Arts Exchange
975 Chung King Road Los Angeles, CA 90012 T: 213.344.6137 info@telic.info |
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More info : Telic Gallery
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November 9th, 2006
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SURGE & CONVERGE I:
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Event: Two artists from Los Angeles and two artists from San Francisco come together for an evening of improvisation, performing both solo and collaborative sets in a continuous current of sonic banter. Curated by Kadet. Performances by:
ELISE BALDWIN CLAY CHAPLIN MILTON CROSS KADET KUHNE |
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New Music Series
The Luggage Store Gallery, SF 1007 Market Street San Francisco, CA $6-10 sliding scale, all ages |
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More info : Luggage Store Gallery
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Ocotber 28th thru December 2nd, 2006
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Mario’s Furniture
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TELIC Arts Exchange is pleased to present Mario’s Furniture 2, an installation and interactive game. Created by artists Hillary Mushkin and S.E. Barnet, the project integrates wireless technology with artistic production and performance. In most video games you just sit on the couch, but when you play Mario’s Furniture 2 you MOVE the couch, in fact you move the whole living room! Mario’s Furniture began in 2002 as a video installation, including a single night of performance. Four years later, Mario’s Furniture 2 – created with programmer Clay Chaplin and electronic specialist Lorin Parker – is now a wireless environment where viewers become players, physically moving objects before a relentlessly panning camera, all the while watching themselves and their scores in real time on a large-screen projection.
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OCTOBER 28 – DECEMBER 2, 2006
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY OCTOBER 28, 6-9PM TELIC Arts Exchange 975 Chung King Road Los Angeles, CA 90012 T: 213.344.6137 info@telic.info |
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More info : Telic Gallery
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November 25, 2002
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California Ear Unit Concert
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The Ear Unit will be performing a comissioned work by me called Tricomatic. The piece is scored for piano, cello, percussion, and video.
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8:00 PM November 25th, 2002
Bing Auditorium @ LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles, CA. |
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More info : LACMA
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October 21st, 2002
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Residency Concert at Mills College
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I will be working at the Center for Contemporary Music at Mills College in San Francisco from October 10th through the 21st creating a performance piece for a networked audio-visual improvisation ensemble. More information is on the way.
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A performance will be given at 8:00 PM on October 21st, 2002 at Mills College
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More info : CCM
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October 15th, 2002
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ACF Performance & Discussion
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The American Composer’s Forum of Los Angeles is sponsoring a Composer’s Tech Salon on Tuesday, October 15th at 8:00pm in Venice at TuttoMedia. The focus of the tech salon will be interactive visual performance. I’ll be performing with and demonstraing my wireless interactive glove instrument, ‘Stupid Thing’ and discussing the aesthetic and technical considerations in creating strategies for interative audio visual improvisation. Mark Coniglio and Dawn Stoppiello of Troika Ranch in NYC will also be presenting at the salon. They will be performing with and demonstrating Troika’s latest interactive video software called Isadora. Check out more of their great work at Troika Ranch |
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TuttoMedia
312 Fifth Avenue Venice, California |
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More info : ACF
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| October 2nd, 2002 |
| Live performance & interview on KXLU 88.9 FM |
| I will be performing live, playing tracks from my latest CD, and talking about music with host Bonnie Barnett. The show airs at 88.9 FM Los Angeles on Wednesday October 2nd at 8:00 pm. |
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Trilogy, a radio program of new and experimental music which airs on KXLU 88.9 FM on Wednesdays, 9 – 10 pm Pacific Time. Trilogy has 3 rotating hosts, Bonnie Barnett, Emily Hay and Michael Davis, who each bring you the cutting edge in free jazz, electronic music, performance art, music which employs text, electro-acoustic music, live interviews in-studio and much more. A live stream is available on the web at kxlu.com |
| June 24th, 2002 |
| Clay Chaplin & Jesse Gilbert @ Salvation Theater |
| This concert is supported by the Line Space Line new and improvised music series at the Salvation Theater |
| 8:00 PM June 24, 2002 Salvation Theater 1512 Griffith Park Blvd (at Sunset Blvd) Silverlake, CA. The theater is in a three unit, 1-story rectangular red building just |
| April 25th, 2002 |
| Clay Chaplin & John Bischoff @ The Luggage Store |
| This concert is supported by the Detritus electronic music series. More information about this performance will be coming soon . . . |
| 8:00 PM April 25th, 2002 The Luggage Store Gallery 1007 Market Street at 6th street (1 block from Powell Street BART) San Francisco, CA more information: 415-255-5971 suggested donation at the door: $6 – $10 |
| http://detritus.net/events/luggage_store/ |
| March 17th, 2002 |
| Physic: an evening of sound art and installation |
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Bring your ears: Physic is an evening of sound art performance and installation at Beyond Baroque, in the original Venice city hall as part of the Beyond Music Performance Series. Curated by Bob Bellerue, the show will feature a handful of wildly diverse sound artists, musicians and composers engaging with the physical practice of music and instrument making, utilizing custom approaches and equipment in acoustic, analog and digital designs for unique sound projects. The title is in appreciation of the integration of magic and physics, and it reflects an emphasis on the physical act of sound making and designing interfaces. Eight composer-artists will be featured in the show. There will be performances by Clay Chaplin, Yong-Jin Jeong, Bob Bellerue, Liam Mooney, Yorgos Adamis, and TOG (Robert Duckworth and Roddy Schrock). Installations will be presented by Matthew O’Donnell, Sam Torrisi, Bob Bellerue, Masahiko Sunami and Brad Breeck. |
| 7:30 PM March 17, 2002 Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center 681 Venice Blvd. (1/2 mile west of Lincoln Blvd) Venice, CA directions: 310-822-3006 tickets available at the door for $7 |
| http://www.beyondbaroque.org/ |
| November 16th, 2001 |
| SCREAM Festival 2001 |
| The SCREAM festival is an annual concert of electronic and computer music currated by Barry Schrader. This year’s composers include: David Bradfield, Rodney Oakes, Bernardo Feldman, Tom Flaherty, Bebe Barron, Barry Schrader, and Clay Chaplin |
| ROD Concert Hall @ Calarts 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA |
| http://shoko.calarts.edu |
| November 10th, 2001 |
| Creative Music Festival 2001 |
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The School of Music’s African-American Improvisation Program is proud to present the 2nd annual CalArts Creative Music Festival on Friday, November 9th and Saturday, November 10th. The festival is a project-oriented endeavor that champions the music of the creative composer-improvisor-performer-artist, and is dedicated to presenting a large spectrum of musical improvisational languages and systems, while supporting experimentation in ensemble performance practice. Featured artists will include: Anthony Davis, Douglas Ewart, Wadada Leo Smith, Vinny Golia, Anne LeBaron, Da���Rosenboom, Jacqueline Bobak, Kobla Ladzekpo, Beatrice Lawluvi, I Nyoman Wenten, Miroslav Tadic, Mark Trayle, Bill Roper, David Philipson, Alfred Ladzekpo, and many others. |
| ROD Concert Hall @ Calarts 24700 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA |
| http://shoko.calarts.edu |
| July 20th, 2001 |
| Videacy Festival 2001 |
| Videacy will provide a delicious sampling of new video works by 18 artists from Los Angeles and around the globe. From the cyber punk, the web show monkey, the music video freak, the animation warrior and the super videophile, these artists have been brought together to challenge the medium of video and explode into new creative video terrain. These future hungry techno-brats create new artistic expressions in a landscape of multiple disciplines. The artists include: J. Tobias Anderson, Michele Beck and Jorge Calvo, Clay Chaplin, Gabriel Cyr and Kyle Harris, Ken Ehrlich, Lara Frankena, Annie Gosfield, Amy Green and Ryan Hill, Kinya Hanada (mumbleboy,) Cecilia Lundqvist, Sterling Ruby, Jennifer Steinkamp and Jimmy Johnson, Marina Zurkow, and Andrew Bucksbarg |
| Side Street LIVE 425 S. Main Street, 2nd floor, downtown L.A. Tickets: $10 general/$7 for students, per night For reservations call (213) 620-8895 Parking ($3) available in the building at 425 S. Main Street |
| http://www.adhocarts.org |
| March 14th, 2001 |
| Sonic Circuits 2001 |
| Los Angeles Harbor College, Los Angeles, CA 4:00 PM recent electro-acoustic music and videos by composers from around the globe.Ê This event will take place at the Music Recital Hall, 4 p.m. Admission is free. |
| Directions to the space |
| http://www.soniccircuits.com |
| January 14th, 2001 |
| CEAIT Festival 2001 |
| More information about the festival can be found at : http://shoko.calarts.edu/ceait |
| November 16th, 2000 |
| Brigantia in Portugal |
| information information information |
| Directions to the space |
| http://shoko.calarts.edu/~pfmentum |
| May 19th, 2000 |
| Clay Chaplin at the EarJam Festival |
| “EARJAM brings together a cross-section of L.A.s aural artists for a sonic journey through a diverse range of musical genres and sonic experiences — from experimental free jazz to accoustic/electronic hybrids, from trombones, saxophones and guitars to computer-driven wireless instruments producing an unexpected array of musical compositions, from classically-trained vocalists to ones with “noisy clothes”, from experimental funk to microtonal ambiences, from a mini-opera excerpt to a noise/beat improv collective to a world music trio, from hand-made invented percussion instruments to pop accordians, mouth harps, and a hurdy gurdy, to the obsolete technology of a theremin. Be prepared to sample the sounds of LA’s innovators, artists whose work is well-known and others you have never encountered before.” |
| March 4th, 2000 |
| Clay Chaplin & Eric Getter @ Art City in Ventura,CA |
| The performance will blend structured improvisations with video imagery and text. |
| More information about this concert can be found at : http://www.jetlink.net/~pfmentum |
| January 14th, 2000 |
| Clay Chaplin & Mark Trayle @ the CEAIT Electronic Music Festival, Valencia,CA |
| Trayle and Chaplin will perform improvised computer music using a pair of laptop computers. |
| More information about this concert can be found at : http://shoko.calarts.edu/ceait |
| Leonardo Music Journal 2000 |
| “Jerry Deals” |
| Look for a short text about my work and listen to one of my pieces on the companion CD. |
| Information about the Leonardo Music Journal can be found at: http://mitpress.mit.edu/journal-home.tcl?issn=09611215 |
| December 2nd-4th, 1999 |
| MURALIS : Dance concert by choreographer Anik Bouvrette in Ottawa |
| Performing Rafales (1996), Brigantia (1998), and Entre Duex Murmures (1999). The three pieces are the result of collaborations between choreographer Anik Bouvrette, composer Clay Chaplin, and lighting designer D.M. Wood. |
| Information about choreographer Anik Bouvrette can be found at: http://www.artengine.ca/dancenetwork/dndirectory.htm |
| November 14th, 1999 |
| Three Lanes Over @ Calarts |
| Three Lanes Over is a trio exploring the edges of music, sound, performance,theater, and technology.The concert will feature a new set of pieces including works by John Cage, Clay Chaplin, Art Jarvinen,David Lang, Daryl Runswick, and Three Lanes Over. |
| October 24th, 1999 |
| Clay Chaplin @ Sacred Grounds in San Pedro, CA |
| An eclectic mix of electronic and improvised music with performances by Clay Chaplin, Damion Romero, and Mark Trayle. |
| For more information about the Sacred Grounds Sound performance series visit: http://home.earthlink.net/~cbernard/sound/ |
| July 27th – August 30th, 1999 |
| Clay Chaplin in residence at STEIM in Amsterdam |
| Information about STEIM can be found at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~steim |
| August 16th – August 25th, 1999 |
| Fringe Festival of Independent Dance Artists in Toronto |
| Premiere performances of “entre duex murmures”, a new duet by choreographer Anik Bouvrette with music by Clay Chaplin |
| Fringe Festival 1999 information can be found at: http://www.ffida.org/ |