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SUMMARY:Mathemusical Encounters: Mystery Machines - Closing Concert
DESCRIPTION:Programme Notes \nPROGRAMME \nHEINRICH IGNAZ FRANZ BIBERMystery Sonata No. 14 in D major\, “The Assumption of Mary” \nBRENDA KOH\, baroque violinLESLIE TAN\, baroque celloVANESSA JAZZY IRWANTO (B.Mus2)\, harpMERVYN LEE\, baroque guitar \nLIKE A BRIDGE \nKARST DE JONG\, pianoGÉRARD ASSAYAG\, Somax2 generative electronics  \nELEZ/BOULAINE \nELAINE CHEW\, piano \nGÉRARD ASSAYAG\, Somax2 generative electronics  \nABOUT THIS EVENT \nMusic and machines have a long-standing relationship\, whether we’re talking about the machinery of compositional thought\, the Baroque material devices imagined by Kircher or Mersenne\, or the most recent developments in computers and artificial intelligence. \nThis concert offers a journey from Biber’s Baroque music to the second half of the XXth century reinterpreted through the prism of improvisation and interaction with these mysterious machines.\nThe Rosary (Mystery) Sonatas by H.I.F Biber is a collection of 15 sonatas for violin and continuo and a final solo passacaglia for violin. Each sonata depicts a mystery of the Rosary\, and the collection displays Biber’s extensive use of the scordatura (or “discordant tuning”) technique. Sonata No. 14 is written after the Assumption of Mary\, one of the Glorious mysteries of the Rosary.\nBridge from ancient music to the masters of modernity\, Karst de Jong will improvise freely and interact with generative live electronics system\, effectively creating a path through time and genres.\nElaine Chew will travel her own way from there trough pages written by some of these masters such as Ravel\, Messiaen and Boulez\, inspiring the dreams of the machine\, which will in turn intervene in her game and create an unheard-of-dialogue.\n \nSubscribe to YST’s mailing list.\nTICKETING INFORMATION \nFree admission via registration only. \nOut of respect for other concertgoers\, no children under 6 years of age will be allowed admission. \nPlease refer to ystmusic.nus.edu.sg for the latest event updates.
URL:https://www.ystmusic.nus.edu.sg/event/2024-02-22-mathemusical-encounters-closing-concert/
LOCATION:Conservatory Concert Hall\, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music\, 3 Conservatory Drive\, 117376\, Singapore
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