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kelli and i have a performance this friday the 11th at colgate university in upstate NY, part of a greater series put together by machineproject.

Moonlit sounds conjuring spirits. Binary digits calling on John Vincent Atanasoff. Sun, earth and moon forming a right angle. Relaying messages of gratitude. Solving long lost equations of musical destinies.

will include an electric object commissioned by jay gilligan. we will document this.

http://machineproject.com/hamiltonians

http://calendar.colgate.edu/cal/event/eventView.do?b=de&calPath=/public/cals/MainCal&guid=CAL-15ab0cda-4d41cdcc-014d-4e53fc39-00000e25demobedework@mysite.edu&recurrenceId=

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#2

if you don’t know john atanasoff, this is required viewing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KR9nhGIzOuc

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#3

such a great video! really shows the importance of communicating your inventions.

#4

Hey, there is a video about the performance?

#5

there was indeed some fancy video equipment on hand-- i’ll try to track down footage when the university gets it online!

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#6

hahaha great! I would like to see it!

#7

here’s a random edit that the university put together.

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#8

lovely voices, looks like it was a great event!

#9

thanks for the kind words. not seen in the video is a serious modular improv and some highly manipulated synth. kelli recorded the final song recently:

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#10

Thanks for sharing! You both should really explore the duet avenue more. Great use of reverb and very psychedelic to my ears (for lack of a better term). Would have loved to hear that modular improv-too bad.

#11

The lights are really beautiful too.

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