2012 International Electro-Acoustic Music Festival

Fall 2012 IEAMF Festival

Tuesday, November 6

Music of David Revill, Tom Goldstein, Jason Eckardt, Arthur Krieger and Marc Thorman.

Wednesday, November 7

Music of Douglas Geers, Linda Dusman, Douglas Cohen, Anna Rubin, Tania León and George Brunner.

Thursday, November 8

Emerging Composers

Spring 2012 IEAMF Festival

April 3, 5, 21 and 26, 2012

Three nights of electroacoustic music performances and installations at Brooklyn College. The spring 2012 festival is honored to include a special 80th birthday celebration concert for renowned composer Pauline Oliveros on Thursday, April 26.

All events are free and open to everyone.

Tuesday, April 3

12:30 p.m., 206 Roosevelt Hall Extension
Presentation by composer Per Bloland on his works

7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension
The Kenners and Per Bloland: The Electromagnetically Prepared Piano
Composer Per Bloland and electroacoustic duo the Kenners (Eliot Gattegno, saxophones and Eric Wubbels, piano) will perform. Program will include: "Of Dust and Sand," Per Bloland; "Divertimento," Charles Wuorinen; "This Is, This Is, This Is," Eric Wubbels; "torsion," Katharina Rosenberger; and "Quintet for Solo Saxophone and Electronics," Per Bloland.

Thursday, April 5

7 p.m., Studio 312, Roosevelt Hall Extension
Emerging Composers Concert
Featuring works by Butovens Mede, Arsid Ketjuntra, Gocha Tsinadze, Max Alper, John Dunlap, Camila Cano, Jabbath Roa, Víctor Castelo, Jeff Tobias, Ian Munro and Nick Nelson.

Thursday, April 21

11 a.m. – 7 p.m., Studio 312 Roosevelt Hall Extension
Symposium on Electroacoustic Music Performance
A full day of presentations and discussions about the electroacoustic performance. Participants include Maja Cerar, Douglas Cohen, R. Luke Dubois, Rebbeca Fiebrink, Doug Geers, Jules Gimbrone, Marianne Gythfeldt, Michael Klingbeil, Elizabeth Hoffman, Damon Holzborn, Mari Kimura, Michael Klingbeil, Esther Lamneck, Tania León, Martha Mooke, Dafna Naphtali, Jaime Oliver, Terry Pender, Todd Reynolds, Robert Rowe, Madeleine Shapiro, Jeff Snyder, Hans Tammen, David Wetzel and Red Wierenga.