Sachbearbeitertermin; Aufnahmesaal (AW VU142) - Die Kompositionen oder schriftlichen Arbeiten (als PDFs, Audiofiles oder Videofiles) müssen bis spätestens Samstag, den 01.04.2023 in die mdwBox (den Online-Speicher der mdw) hochgeladen werden.
09:00 - 13:00 Zulassungsprüfung Komposition / Musiktheorie, 1. Teil (Gehörtest + Theorie) Sachbearbeitertermin; Aufnahmesaal (AW VU142) - Die Kompositionen oder schriftlichen Arbeiten (als PDFs, Audiofiles oder Videofiles) müssen bis spätestens Samstag, den 01.04.2023 in die mdwBox (den Online-Speicher der mdw) hochgeladen werden. IKE-Institutskalender
Sachbearbeitertermin; Future Art Lab, Vortragssaal VZG48 -
Fronte Vacuo – guest lecture
Humane Methods: Sounds from the world’s ending.
Music, algorithms and more-than-human bodies in transdisciplinary performance.
The saga “Humane Methods” by Fronte Vacuo is a world where body art, dancetheater, sound, video and emerging technology enmesh in tumultuous biomes. Radically transdisciplinary at heart, the group’s aesthetics relies on methods for real-time sound, video and light design that enable sensorially immersive experiences. These strive to expand the borders of theatrical performance by building on the legacy of experiential theatre, experimental music and sound design, and media art.
The music and sounds of Fronte Vacuo performances emerge from a layered craftsmanship combining real-time data from custom-made computer vision systems, body and spatial sensors, AI and machine learning, musical instruments, binaural composition and spatialization. Much of the group's hardware technology is built by hand, including hacked cameras, modified video monitors, and bodily instruments for biophysical music.
A recurrent research question for the group is how to work with an AI system that can perform as an actor. That is, how to create an AI that does not dictate instructions to human actors, or generate textual, sonic or video material, but rather one that interacts with human, non-human performers and audiences in space and time. This is crucial to avoid any stereotypical characterization of AI - be it utopian or dystopian - and manifest, instead, the nature of algorithmic intelligence as it is: a complicated combination of determinism, randomness and cultural beliefs. Taking cues from this approach to music making in transdisciplinary performance, the talk will also offer an insight into the general collaboration process at the core of Fronte’s work and the group’s distinctive mode of dynamic authorship.
Fronte Vacuo is a transdisciplinary performance group founded in 2019 by Marco Donnarumma, Andrea Familari and Margherita Pevere, and currently in residency at the Volkstheater Wien together with set designer Anna Cingi. Fronte Vacuo works can be understood as social experiments executed through uncanny methods of interaction and rigorous work on symbolism. Their materials are human and nonhuman bodies, organic symbionts, artificial intelligence machines, spatial sounds and images.
The group’s ongoing project, Humane Methods (2019–ad infinitum), is the saga of a broken society reemerging from a ruinous futuristic past. The stories of this fictional society become stage productions, street performances and hybrid live installations defined by an intense sensorial charge. Their works tour regularly and have been shown, most notably, at Münchner Kammerspiele (DE), Radialsystem (DE), HAU Berlin (DE), Donaufestival (AT), Volkstheater Wien (AT), tanzhaus NRW (DE), CTM Festival (DE), Kontejner (HR), PACT Zollverein (DE), Romaeuropa Festival (IT), Centre des Arts Enghien-les-Bains (FR).
https://frontevacuo.com
10:00 - 11:30 Gastvortrag: Fronte Vacuo – Humane Methods: Sounds from the world’s ending Sachbearbeitertermin; Future Art Lab, Vortragssaal VZG48 -
Fronte Vacuo – guest lecture
Humane Methods: Sounds from the world’s ending.
Music, algorithms and more-than-human bodies in transdisciplinary performance.
The saga “Humane Methods” by Fronte Vacuo is a world where body art, dancetheater, sound, video and emerging technology enmesh in tumultuous biomes. Radically transdisciplinary at heart, the group’s aesthetics relies on methods for real-time sound, video and light design that enable sensorially immersive experiences. These strive to expand the borders of theatrical performance by building on the legacy of experiential theatre, experimental music and sound design, and media art.
The music and sounds of Fronte Vacuo performances emerge from a layered craftsmanship combining real-time data from custom-made computer vision systems, body and spatial sensors, AI and machine learning, musical instruments, binaural composition and spatialization. Much of the group's hardware technology is built by hand, including hacked cameras, modified video monitors, and bodily instruments for biophysical music.
A recurrent research question for the group is how to work with an AI system that can perform as an actor. That is, how to create an AI that does not dictate instructions to human actors, or generate textual, sonic or video material, but rather one that interacts with human, non-human performers and audiences in space and time. This is crucial to avoid any stereotypical characterization of AI - be it utopian or dystopian - and manifest, instead, the nature of algorithmic intelligence as it is: a complicated combination of determinism, randomness and cultural beliefs. Taking cues from this approach to music making in transdisciplinary performance, the talk will also offer an insight into the general collaboration process at the core of Fronte’s work and the group’s distinctive mode of dynamic authorship.
Fronte Vacuo is a transdisciplinary performance group founded in 2019 by Marco Donnarumma, Andrea Familari and Margherita Pevere, and currently in residency at the Volkstheater Wien together with set designer Anna Cingi. Fronte Vacuo works can be understood as social experiments executed through uncanny methods of interaction and rigorous work on symbolism. Their materials are human and nonhuman bodies, organic symbionts, artificial intelligence machines, spatial sounds and images.
The group’s ongoing project, Humane Methods (2019–ad infinitum), is the saga of a broken society reemerging from a ruinous futuristic past. The stories of this fictional society become stage productions, street performances and hybrid live installations defined by an intense sensorial charge. Their works tour regularly and have been shown, most notably, at Münchner Kammerspiele (DE), Radialsystem (DE), HAU Berlin (DE), Donaufestival (AT), Volkstheater Wien (AT), tanzhaus NRW (DE), CTM Festival (DE), Kontejner (HR), PACT Zollverein (DE), Romaeuropa Festival (IT), Centre des Arts Enghien-les-Bains (FR).
https://frontevacuo.com IKE-Institutskalender
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Sachbearbeitertermin; AW, D 0263 [Klavier] // A 0201 [Blattsingen]
14:00 - 21:00 Zulassungsprüfung Komposition / Musiktheorie, 2. Teil Sachbearbeitertermin; AW, D 0263 [Klavier] // A 0201 [Blattsingen] IKE-Institutskalender
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Sachbearbeitertermin; FAL Aufnahmesaal AW VU142
09:00 - 18:30 Zulassungsprüfung Komposition / Musiktheorie, 3. Teil [mündlich] Sachbearbeitertermin; FAL Aufnahmesaal AW VU142 IKE-Institutskalender
Sachbearbeitertermin; Echoraum, Sechshauserstraße 66, 1150 Wien -
https://echoraum.at/modulometer-2/
Einlass ab 18h, Konzertbeginn 19h
Der Eintritt ist frei.
Das Studio Flink präsentiert Uraufführungen von Frederik Abel, David
Engelhart, Micha Fazeli Pour, Niklas Chroust, Matthias Guntner, Eunsoo
Hur, Adam Király, Shinyeong Lee, Vlada Lysenko, Sergi Megías, Matic
Petek, Joao Pinto, Nicolas Urban, Vasilisa Varfolomeeva, Sophie Wallner
und Reina Yoshioka.
Besonders freuen wir uns auf den ersten Auftritt des "Ensemble
Pegelabfall" mit Kasho Chualan, Niklas Esterbauer, Kaspar Kuoppamäki und
Gernot Lerchbacher mit elektronischen Musikinstrumenten, die gänzlich
aus dem Müll der Stadt Wien gewonnen wurden.
Alle Stücke sind Abschlußarbeiten aus Lehrveranstaltungen bei Thomas
Mayr und Peter Plessas am Institut für Komposition, Elektroakustik und
Tonmeister_innen-Ausbildung der Universität für Musik und darstellende
Kunst Wien.
19:00 - 22:00 Modulometer / Konzert für neue Werke elektroakustischer Musik Sachbearbeitertermin; Echoraum, Sechshauserstraße 66, 1150 Wien -
https://echoraum.at/modulometer-2/
Einlass ab 18h, Konzertbeginn 19h
Der Eintritt ist frei.
Das Studio Flink präsentiert Uraufführungen von Frederik Abel, David
Engelhart, Micha Fazeli Pour, Niklas Chroust, Matthias Guntner, Eunsoo
Hur, Adam Király, Shinyeong Lee, Vlada Lysenko, Sergi Megías, Matic
Petek, Joao Pinto, Nicolas Urban, Vasilisa Varfolomeeva, Sophie Wallner
und Reina Yoshioka.
Besonders freuen wir uns auf den ersten Auftritt des "Ensemble
Pegelabfall" mit Kasho Chualan, Niklas Esterbauer, Kaspar Kuoppamäki und
Gernot Lerchbacher mit elektronischen Musikinstrumenten, die gänzlich
aus dem Müll der Stadt Wien gewonnen wurden.
Alle Stücke sind Abschlußarbeiten aus Lehrveranstaltungen bei Thomas
Mayr und Peter Plessas am Institut für Komposition, Elektroakustik und
Tonmeister_innen-Ausbildung der Universität für Musik und darstellende
Kunst Wien.
IKE-Institutskalender
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Sachbearbeitertermin; Orchesterstudio - C0113 //
Werke von: Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Grieg, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, Cho, Aguirre, Parra, Yoshioka. Es spielen: Piero Felsberger, Niklas Esterbauer, Lea Turon, Lukas Thalhammer, João Pinto, Reina Yoshioka, Yeison Buitrago, Lukas Császár
18:00 - 20:00 Klavierklassenabend Nishii Sachbearbeitertermin; Orchesterstudio - C0113 //
Werke von: Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Grieg, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, Cho, Aguirre, Parra, Yoshioka. Es spielen: Piero Felsberger, Niklas Esterbauer, Lea Turon, Lukas Thalhammer, João Pinto, Reina Yoshioka, Yeison Buitrago, Lukas Császár IKE-Institutskalender
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