[microsound-announce] Live coding workshop Sat 18th January in Sheffield
Jake Harries
jakeharries at gmail.com
Wed Dec 11 10:57:30 EST 2013
Live coding workshop Sat 18th January
No prior programming experience is needed.
This day workshop will explore the ideas behind live coding, mostly
through hands-on exploration of two of the most accessible live coding
environments around: IxiLang developed by Thor Magnusson and Tidal
developed by Alex McLean.
We will also talk about the philosophies and musical approaches behind
the live coding movement. Participants will have the opportunity to feed
their ideas and experiences back into the development of these freely
available, open source systems.
Free, but limited spaces available - to apply to take part email a
paragraph explaining your interest in live coding to
jake at access-space.org by 20th December.
About the workshop leaders:
Alex McLean is a musician and researcher based in Yorkshire, UK. He is
a prolific live coder, as one third of the long-lived band Slub (with
Dave Griffiths and Adrian Ward) and co-founder of the TOPLAP live
coding organisation. He promotes generative music culture as
co-founder of the Algorave event promoters and the ChordPunch
algorithmic record label with Nick Collins, and has organised around
80 Dorkbot electronic art events in Sheffield and London.
Alex is Research Fellow in Human/Technology Interface and Deputy Director of
the Interdisciplinary Centre for Scientific Research in Music, University
of Leeds.
http://yaxu.org/
Thor Magnusson is a co-founder of ixi audio (www.ixi-audio.net) and
creator of the ixi lang live coding language. As part of ixi, he has
taught workshops in creative music coding and sound installations,
and given presentations, performances and visiting lectures at diverse
art institutions, conservatories, and universities internationally.
Thor lectures in the Music Department at the University of Sussex.
http://www.ixi-audio.net/thor/
Supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
The Arts Programme at Access Space is supported using public funding
by the Arts Council England
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Jake Harries
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