Hopper Confessions: Triptych

The first movement of "Hopper Confessions" —A Room in Brooklyn—was premiered by Ulrich Maiss at the Festival Synthèse in Bourges, France, June 2003. Ultimately the complete work will comprise three movements:

A Room in Brooklyn, featuring cello
Office at Night, featuring voice
Eleven a.m., featuring cello and voice

All three movements will be based on poems from Anne Carson's cycle Hopper: Confessions (Knopf, 2000). A Room in Brooklyn will be released on the forthcoming DVD by cellist Ulrich Maiss. (See Virtual Concert pages for examples.)

Torque

A piece for flute and interactive computer music that I am working on for flutist Elizabeth McNutt. Electronic score based on interviews with McNutt and passages from Freud's Psychopathology of Everyday Life.

REV2 Glove project

See the Glove Project pages for information about the new glove controller I'm building, in collaboration with Emmanuel Fléty.

ENVYLOOP project

Ulrich Maiss and I have formed a new duo—Ulrich on cello and live electronics, me on glove controller, bass and alto clarinet, and live electronics. See the ENVYLOOP homepage for more info (also see my Collaborators page for info on Ulrich.)

Haptic Feedback project

Vincent Hayward, Mark Goldstein and I will be working on the next prototype of our haptic feedback project (see our earlier article "Typology of Tactile Sounds..." on my Research page). We hope to propose an article/demo of the new version for NIME 2004.

Vis-à-vis DVD project

Katherine Bergeron and I are in the process of finishing the editing for our DVD of Vis-à-vis (see the Vis-à-vis project pages). The DVD will be released on the EMF label.

Works for Glove DVD project

I am also in the process of editing footage for a DVD featuring my works for custom glove controller (COLLIDE and Continuities). The DVD is tentatively scheduled to be released in Germany on the Traumton label. (See Virtual Concert pages for examples.)