Sound and Music Computing '05

            XV CIM - Nov. 24-26 2005, Salerno, Italy

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Concerts and Installations

Audio/video installation
University of Salerno, Auditorium, Free Entrance

Davide Morelli Orme

Audio installation
University of Salerno, Auditorium, Free Entrance

Benoit & Co. Graffitis sonores

Sound installation (women voices) in the toilets for men.
The man goes alone to the toilets, it is a necessary stage which is repeated at different times during the day, each time loosing something. "Sound Graffiti" will replace the texts usually written on the walls or the door and will provide a new context. The customer passes quickly in this space, and will be distracted during a short, fast moment, somehow like the Proust's cake (madeleine) which will rock him into another dream, or another thought, preferably directed towards childhood. In any case, something different than the world that's awaiting him behind the door, his girlfriend for example.

Texts written or collected by Sylvie Benoit and recorded by 5 women in French, English or Italian.

Never will the entering man hear what the previous one did.

This very moment will belong to him exclusively. He will not have lost too much in this place.

Concert
November 25th, 20:00
University of Salerno, Auditorium, Free Entrance

Music by: Alex Arteaga, Boris Baltschun & Serge Baghdassarians, Orm Finnendahl, Michael Harenberg, Boris Hegenbart, Alvin Lucier, Volker Straebel, Martin Supper, NN



What makes computer music computer music

Round table organized and directed by Martin Supper
November 24th, 10-12

Participants: A. Arteaga, R. Dapelo, O. Finnendahl, M. Harenberg V. Straebel, A. Vidolin, L. Zattra

What Makes Computer Music Computer Music? An observation: if you grill a chicken in a modern, computer-controlled electric oven, the result will be neither more nor less than grilled chicken. It is not "computer chicken." Applying this observation to music-to the use of computers for musical tasks-demands that one ask the question, "what makes computer music computer music?"



Interactive Sessions / Demonstrations

Participants:
Fabio Cifariello Ciardi
Antonio De Santis
Georg Essl
Samuel Rousselier
Casey Reas