Past Performances...Installations
2008
Score for The Little Matador - a silent film by Andrew Ellmaker.
May 8 (Mills College)
Traffic Noise
- Waveforms are created and controlled by the movements of two players
responding to each other's visual cues from inside a networked video
game.
April 28 (Mills College)
Cycle Cycle - Two choirs of waveforms generated from the spinning of bicycle wheels.
March 6-9 Signal Flow Festival (Mills College)
Graduate performance & installation festival
"Don't Touch That Dial" - Dance / Audience / Sound performance: Liz Sexe, Dancer
March 6 @ Mills College, Lisser Hall - 8pm
Audience
members were welcomed to
participate in creating this real-time radio collage. Sounds from
multiple internet radio streams were chosen by the changing position of
the dancer and the collective movement of the audience. Control was
dispersed throughout the hall as the audience-performer relationship
was complicated by mutual reactions to both visual and auditory
content.

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2007
June 15 - The Suitcase of Mystery - Performance at Hotel Utah
October 18 - Mills College Thursday Night Special 9:00
Performing "La Vie en Radios" with Andy Strain, Trombone
( Listen )
November 1 - Mills College Thursday Night Special 9:00
Performing "Death Radio & Spooky Feedback" with Philip White on feedback
November 9 - 1510 8th Street, Oakland 8:00
Performing Act Four: Radio with Philip White on mixer feedback

November 10 - Bikes to Rwanda fundraising event
Performing on "The Suitcase of Mystery"

November 14 - Meridian Gallery - with Andy Strain
Wednesday, November 14th
8:00 PM
Andy Strain, solo trombone (with guests)
$10 general; $5 students/seniors (no one turned away for lack of funds)
Meridian Gallery
535 Powell Street
San Francisco
meridiangallery.org
Compositions by Mills colleagues:
Aram Shelton - for trombone and live processing
Peter Musselman - for trombone and 20 streaming radio stations
Erika Pipkin - a theater piece for solo trombone
Me - for solo trombone and voice
and John Cage's "Ryoanji" for Trombone and Percussion.
