Connecting two spaces in real time is more than just a technical discussion about bandwith and speed of transmission. It brings up numerous aspects of communication, symmetries, feedbacks etc. which influence the telematic performance format.
The videos in this chapter give an introduction to aestehtic aspects of telematics, conceptually as well as in concrete examples for the use of scenography, video and audio.
Introduction
5.1 Introduction
How to analyse the telematic space? What are its effects on auditive and visual awareness? And how do intercultural aspects shape telematic performances?
Further reading:
Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler, Johannes Schütt, “Towards a Telematic Dimension Space”, in: Proceedings of the International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression 2019
Roger Mills, Tele-Improvisation: Intercultural Interaction in the Online Global Music Jam Session, Springer: Cham, 2019
Quoted performances:
Matthias Ziegler: Tryptich (2019)
ensemble New York
Mark Dresser, bass
Denman Maroney, piano
Sarah Weaver, audio
ensemble Zurich
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Johannes Schütt, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
Bojan Milosevic: Teoda (2017)
musicians ensemble A
Patrycja Pakiela, flute
Darko Percevic, clarinet
Laila Frej Florentino Campeloh, viola
Veronika Tóth-Potzner, marimba
musicians ensemble B
Giulia Cudini, flute
Kai Ju Zhang, saxophone
Hannah Walter, violin
Rosamund Van der Westhuizen, cello
technical team
video, concept: Joel De Giovanni, Bojan Milosevic
audio: Ernesto Coba, Max Molling, Johannes Schütt
streaming: Roman Haefeli, Johannes Schütt
project lead: Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
Bruno Maderna: Serenata per un satellite (1969)
ensemble Hong Kong
Tete Bae, flute
Joshua Pool Ka Hei, dixi
Leung Chi Shing, clarinet
Matthew Lau, percussion
Lai Ching Kong, Hui Man Kit, audio
Ziv Chung, video
ensemble Zurich
Giulia Cudini, flute
Barnabas Völgyesi, clarinet
Hannah Walter, violin
Zhang Kai Ju, saxophone
Hanspeter Ehrsam, Ernesto Coba, Johannes Schütt, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
conception, direction
William Lane, Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
collaboration between
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble
Zurich University of the Arts
Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology
Chiu Yee, Matthias Ziegler: Improvised Encounter (2019)
ensemble Hong Kong
Chiu Yee, guzheng
Ernesto Coba, audio
Bojan Milosevic, Fion Ng, video
Joshua Pun, streaming
ensemble Zurich
Matthias Ziegler, flutes
Gina Keller, Max Molling, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
Roman Haefeli, Johannes Schütt, streaming
concept, direction
William Lane, Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
collaboration between
School of Creative Media, City University Hong Kong
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble
Zurich University of the Arts
Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology
Author, presenter:
Matthias Ziegler
Scenography and Video Setups
5.2 Scenography
What is the logic of rooms in telematic performances and what does this mean for embodiment and lines of sight regarding scenography?
5.3 Video Setups
How to work with screens?
Further reading:
Patrick Müller, Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, Matthias Ziegler, “Understanding the Telematic Apparatus“, in: Journal of Network Music and Arts 1, 1 (2019).
Quoted examples:
T-Setup
Giulia Cudini, flute
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Florian Kolb, percussion
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video, scenography
Ernesto Coba, Johannes Schütt, audio
Transparent Screens
Giulia Cudini, flute
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video, scenography
Ernesto Coba, Johannes Schütt, audio
Moving Screens, Sounds, and Bodies
Sabine Aeschlimann, Felipe Fizkal, Clarisse Mialet, David Ramalho, performance
Jonas Labhart, Matthias Zielger, music
Joel De Giovanni, Ernesto Coba, Bojan Milosevic, videomapping and streaming
Martin Fröhlich, artistic-technical developer
Patrick Müller, dramaturgy
Benjamin Burger, artistic direction
Authors, presenters:
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni
Audio Setups
5.4 Latency
How to deal with latency in an artistic way?
5.5 Feedback and Echo
How to make feedback and echo productive?
5.6 Rendering of Remote Performers
How to place loudspeakers and to work with room acoustics?
Further reading:
Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler, Johannes Schütt, “Towards a Telematic Dimension Space”, in: Proceedings of the International Conference on New Interfaces for Musical Expression 2019
Quoted works and examples:
Lam Lai: Raindrops (2019), shifting temporalities
Hannah Walter, violin
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Johannes Schütt, audio
Lam Lai: Raindrops (2019), concert performance
ensemble Hong Kong
William Lane, viola
Ernesto Coba, audio
Bojan Milosevic, Fion Ng, video
Joshua Pun, streaming
ensemble Zurich
Matthias Ziegler, flutes
Gina Keller, Max Molling, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
Roman Haefeli, Johannes Schütt, streaming
concept, direction
William Lane, Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
collaboration between
School of Creative Media, City University Hong Kong
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble
Zurich University of the Arts
Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology
Bojan Milosevic: Teoda (2017)
musicians ensemble A
Patrycja Pakiela, flute
Darko Percevic, clarinet
Laila Frej Florentino Campeloh, viola
Veronika Tóth-Potzner, marimba
musicians ensemble B
Giulia Cudini, flute
Kai Ju Zhang, saxophone
Hannah Walter, violin
Rosamund Van der Westhuizen, cello
technical team
video, concept: Joel De Giovanni, Bojan Milosevic
audio: Ernesto Coba, Max Molling, Johannes Schütt
streaming: Roman Haefeli, Johannes Schütt
project lead: Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
Feedback (examples)
Hannah Walter, viola
Matthias Ziegler, flutes
Patrick Müller, audio
Joel De Giovanni, video
Student workshop
students
David Attenberger, Valentine Brasser, Melody Chua, Lorena Fähndrich, Alina Immoos, Teodor Ljushkoski, Bojan Milosevic, Max Mühlhoff, Maria Inês Pereira Castro, Leonardo Raab, Tabea Rothfuchs, Luca Staffelbach, Chloi Aleiftira Stavopoulou, Tabea Rothfuchs
faculty
Benjamin Burger, Martin Fröhlich, Joel De Giovanni, Patrick Müller, Johannes Schütt, Matthias Ziegler
in the framework of
Z-Modules, Zurich University of the Arts
Immersive Arts Space
Matthias Ziegler: Tryptich (2019)
ensemble New York
Mark Dresser, bass
Denman Maroney, piano
Sarah Weaver, audio
ensemble Zurich
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Johannes Schütt, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
Bruno Maderna: Serenata per un satellite (1969)
ensemble Hong Kong
Tete Bae, flute
Joshua Pool Ka Hei, dixi
Leung Chi Shing, clarinet
Matthew Lau, percussion
Lai Ching Kong, Hui Man Kit, audio
Ziv Chung, video
ensemble Zurich
Giulia Cudini, flute
Barnabas Völgyesi, clarinet
Hannah Walter, violin
Zhang Kai Ju, saxophone
Hanspeter Ehrsam, Ernesto Coba, Johannes Schütt, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
conception, direction
William Lane, Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
collaboration between
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble
Zurich University of the Arts
Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology
Moving Screens, Sounds, and Bodies
Sabine Aeschlimann, Felipe Fizkal, Clarisse Mialet, David Ramalho, performance
Jonas Labhart, Matthias Zielger, music
Joel De Giovanni, Ernesto Coba, Bojan Milosevic, videomapping and streaming
Martin Fröhlich, artistic-technical developer
Patrick Müller, dramaturgy
Benjamin Burger, artistic direction
Installation-Performance
Zurich University of the Arts:
Christoph Baumann, piano
Franziska Baumann, vocals
Matthias Ziegler, flutes
Christian Weber, double bass
University of California San Diego:
Mark Dresser, double bass
University of California Irvine:
Michael Dessen, trombone
Technical crew:
Benjamin Burger, Joel de Giovanni, video, scenography, streaming
Johannes Schütt, sound, streaming
Experiment with Moving Loudspeakers
N.N., actors
Benjamin Burger, Ernesto Coba, Joel De Giovanni, Johannes Schütt, Matthias Ziegler, audio and streaming
Christopher Keyes: Antiphon in Memory of Pierre Boulez (2016)
ensemble Hong Kong
Tete Bae, flute
Leung Chi Shing, clarinet
Lai Ching Kong, Hui Man Kit, audio
Ziv Chung, video
ensemble Zurich
Matthias Ziegler, flute
Hanspeter Ehrsam, Ernesto Coba, Johannes Schütt, audio
Benjamin Burger, Joel De Giovanni, video
conception, direction
William Lane, Patrick Müller, Matthias Ziegler
collaboration between
Hong Kong Baptist University
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble
Zurich University of the Arts
Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology
Authors and presenters:
Patrick Müller, Hannah Walter
