A chorus of Disney-fied whistling leads into the synthesized sounds of jungle animals, as impossibly lush, sensual strings transport us to the South Seas setting of some corny Hollywood movie or [...]
Other Minds was pleased to present the 17th edition of the Nature of Music concert series featuring a performance of Christopher Luna-Mega’s Night Music for reed quintet and electronics performed [...]
Bats from Namibia! That’s one of the unique sounds featured at the first Bay Area performance of music by renowned Irish composer and sound artist Karen Power. Karen traveled all the way from [...]
Other Minds was pleased to welcome back Maki Namekawa and Dennis Russell Davies for a recital of solo and piano four-hands music with real-time interactive projections by Cori O’Lan at Hertz Hall [...]
A special book launch event for DILEXI: A Gallery & Beyond, a new coffee table hardback documenting the life and work of Other Minds Co-founder Jim Newman. The event began with a performance [...]
Heralded by NPR as a “Who’s Who of the avant-garde” and The Wire as “a forum for forward-thinking composers and an opportunity to hear performances of a uniformly challenging and rigorous [...]
With Charles Amirkhanian, Westerkamp discussed how sound impacts the day-to-day of one’s life, the environmental effects of sound, and the role of radio in the proliferation of sound art.
Jim Nollman is a composer of music for theater, a conceptual artist, an environmental activist, an author, and a pioneer of in the field of interspecies music and communication. He has recorded [...]
Definition:
1) Hutong (simplified Chinese: 胡同; traditional Chinese: 衚衕 or 胡同; pinyin: hútòng) are a type of narrow lane or alleyway in a traditional residential area of a Chinese city, [...]
On this installment of Latitudes, Angel Archer indulged us with extended rituals from a dimly lit corner of kosmische psychedelia and ambient soundscape. Henry Birdsey visits from the East Coast [...]
