As part of our project ‘Amalie’s Land’ we set up a 24/7 audio visual live stream on twitch.tv
It’s a sonification of the bio data and a remix of field recordings of the spot – generated in realtime.
A willow tree on a field plot on the edge of a small village in a river valley in Germany is being observed right now by various sensors. This sensor data controls a software that constantly remixes sound and video recordings of the location. This creates a constantly changing audio visual stream from the current biodata and the archive of the tree and its immediate surroundings.
Here are some beautiful photos courtesy of Timo Hoheisel. Thanks a lot for sharing!
Photo: Timo Hoheisel
from left to right
Martin Slawig: a/v live processed objects
Ken Aldcroft: guitar
Elke Utermöhlen: voice + live processing
Peter M. Glantz: sampling-instruments
We are very proud to announce the release of Ethernet Orchestra – a radio feature by Mirko Heinemann
This is a 2 hours radio piece. It presents live recordings of five concerts done by Ethernet Orchestra during the past 18 months. The band members give background informations and personal reports about the idea and the experience playing in networked improvisations.
With this collection it is possible for the first time to get an overview over the creative exchange and to listen to the wide range of beautiful and exciting music of this extraordinary musical project.
blackhole-factory is happy about the possibility to produce this piece in collaboration with Mirko Heinemann, a great journalist, who did reports on our work already in other situations.
Thanks to DEGEM radio for hosting the show in their series Sounds only, streaming it 2 times a day in Dezember 2011 and Januar 2012
Ethernet Orchestra – a radio feature by Mirko Heinemann
Ethernet Orchestra is an Internet based networked music ensemble founded by musician and writer Roger Mills, exploring cross-cultural improvisatory collaboration through telematic audio platforms. The ensembles live performances occur in both physical and virtual spaces, and often include collaborations with networked live cinema artists mixing visual montages to the networked stream. The core members of the ensemble play an array of cross-cultural instruments including Turkish oud & bendir, Mongolian horse fiddle and throat singing, guitar, trumpet, sax, voice and electronic processing. Recent live performances include Kunstmuehle Gallery, Braunschweig, Germany, O-Town Sound, New York and Bon Marche Studio, University of Technology, Sydney.
Members are
Roger Mills: processed trumpet (Sydney, Australia)
Chris Vine: git, key (Londrina, Brazil)
Bukhchuluun Ganburged: Mongolian Horse fiddle and throat singing (Sydney, Australia)
Yavuz Uydu: Oud, Bendir (Sydney, Australia)
Shaun Premnath: tabla (Sydney, Australia)
Richard Lainhart: Buchla Synth (New York, USA)
Peyman Sayyadi: Persian Tanbour (Montreal, Canada)
Elke Utermöhlen: Voice, live processing (Braunschweig, Germany)
Martin Slawig: Objects, live processing (Braunschweig, Germany)
Herve Perez: Saxophone (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
Mirko Heinemann is a german journalist based in Berlin. He works for different radio stations such as Deutschlandfunk, Deutschlandradio Kultur, WDR and writes for several newspapers and magazines. He already did reports on activities of the German artist’s group blackhole-factoy in Ramallah/Palestine. For him the musical projects of the Ethernet Orchestra are a door to new aspects of intercultural communication.http://www.mirko-heinemann.de
schedule december 2011 + january 2012:
monday: 10am + 10pm
tuesday: 8am + 8pm
wednesday: 6am + 6pm
thursday: 4am + 4pm
friday: 2am + 2pm
saturday: 0am and 0pm
sunday: 6am + 6pm All times are CET Central European Time == UTC + 1 hour click here to listen
Ethernet Orchestra live at Kunstmühle Braunschweig
radio concert for col-me Radio Bratislava
From September to November 2011, Ethernet Orchestra is on an international tour in which members of the ensemble perform locally and remotely at a range of events incorporating live musicians in each location.
As a part of this tour Roger Mills, australian musician, composer and founder of Ethernet Orchestra is visiting us for a concert at Kunstmühle. This is our first physical meeting after nearly 2 years of online collaboration and remote performances.
Chris Vine and Yavuz Uydu will play remotely from Londrina and Sydney.
live in Braunschweig:
Roger Mills – processed trumpet
Elke Utermöhlen – voice, live processing
Martin Slawig – objects, live processing
online in Sydney: Yavuz Uydu – oud, bendir
online in Londrina, Brasil: Chris Vine – guitar
