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WGBH Forum Network; Music and the Invasion of Technology
01/25/2006
Music and the Invasion of Technology Christine Southworth, composer, Brown University & MIT Evan Ziporyn, professor, music, MIT Composers Evan Ziporyn (Bang On A Can and Gamelan Galak Tika) and Christine Southworth (the robot opera Zap!) perform new works for robots and humans, on western and traditional Balinese instruments. Afterwards, they discuss how technology influences the musical experience for composers, performers and listeners. Art and science have continually flirted over the centuries. Both investigate. Both involve theories and transforming information into something else. This lecture is a part of a Museum of Science series "When Science Meets Art", which examines the mysterious symbiosis of science with art through the ingenuity of those shattering the boundaries between the two fields. Listen to other lectures from the "When Science Meets Art" series: Extreme Makeover: Mural Edition The Unicorn in Captivity
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- Music and the Invasion of Technology
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1798
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MUSIC AND THE INVASION OF TECHNOLOGY CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH, COMPOSER, BROWN UNIVERSITY & MIT EVAN ZIPORYN, PROFESSOR, MUSIC, MIT
COMPOSERS EVAN ZIPORYN (BANG ON A CAN AND GAMELAN GALAK TIKA) AND CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH (THE ROBOT OPERA ZAP!) PERFORM NEW WORKS FOR ROBOTS AND HUMANS, ON WESTERN AND TRADITIONAL BALINESE INSTRUMENTS. AFTERWARDS, THEY DISCUSS HOW TECHNOLOGY INFLUENCES THE MUSICAL EXPERIENCE FOR COMPOSERS, PERFORMERS AND LISTENERS.
ART AND SCIENCE HAVE CONTINUALLY FLIRTED OVER THE CENTURIES. BOTH INVESTIGATE. BOTH INVOLVE THEORIES AND TRANSFORMING INFORMATION INTO SOMETHING ELSE. THIS LECTURE IS A PART OF A MUSEUM OF SCIENCE SERIES "WHEN SCIENCE MEETS ART", WHICH EXAMINES THE MYSTERIOUS SYMBIOSIS OF SCIENCE WITH ART THROUGH THE INGENUITY OF THOSE SHATTERING THE BOUNDARIES BETWEEN THE TWO FIELDS.
LISTEN TO OTHER LECTURES FROM THE "WHEN SCIENCE MEETS ART" SERIES:
EXTREME MAKEOVER: MURAL EDITION THE UNICORN IN CAPTIVITY
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