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Collective Musicale Interactions and New Movements

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Discover the <a href="https://www.stms-lab.fr/team/interaction-son-musique-mouvement/" target="_blank">Interaction Sound Music Movement</a> team’s work on group interaction. The availability and spread of networked and web-audio technologies has enabled novel musical possibilities from both artistic and scientific point of views. In this context, IRCAM develops since several years, new tools dedicated at exploring group interaction in musical experiences: from shared listening experiences to performances involving public participation using web audio technologies and nomad platforms (e.g. smartphones and tablets). <h2>Program</h2> <h3>Studio 5 | Conferences</h3> <table> <tbody> <tr> <td style="vertical-align: top;">3pm    </td> <td>Atlas Presentation of a sound cartography of Europe and a collective work broadcasted simultaneously in three cities by Carmine-Emanuele Cella and Minh-Tam Nguyen</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="vertical-align: top;">4pm</td> <td>Collective interactions Presentation of the of the <a href="/recherche/equipes-recherche/ismm/">Sound Music  Movement Interaction</a> (ISMM) team’s current research on movement and collective interaction by Frédéric Bevilacqua</td> </tr> <tr> <td style="vertical-align: top;">5pm</td> <td> Constella(c)tions Une collection de pièces musicales interactives qui cherchent à mettre les gestes et les interactions collectives au centre de la performance musicale. Tous ces projets sont basés sur les technologies web-audio et mobiles, utilisant les capteurs de mouvement de smartphones pour contrôler la synthèse sonore à travers les mouvements du corps. Après une courte présentation, le public sera invité à participer à une performance de la pièce avec Michelle Agnes Magalhaes et l’ensemble Soundinitiative A collection of interactive music pieces that aim to put physical gestures and collective interaction at the centre of musical performances. All the projects are based on web audio tools and mobile technology, using smartphones motion sensors to control sound according to body movements. After a short presentation, the public will be invited to participate in the performance of the piece with Michelle Agnes Magalhaes and the Soundinitiative ensemble </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> <h3>Studio 1 | Demonstrations</h3> Biotope, a fearful dispositive created for the exhibition <a href="https://www.ircam.fr/agenda/la-fabrique-du-vivant/detail/" target="_blank">La fabrique du vivant</a> (February, 2019 at the Centre  Pompidou) that inhabits and sonically transforms a space through the interactions of population of musical agents with Jean-Luc Hervé <h3>Studio 3 | Demonstrations</h3> Poly, a prototype of autonomous, portative and connected music boxes dedicated at exploring technical, artistic and scientific ideas with Benjamin Matuszewski <h2>Participants</h2>  <a href="/recherche/equipes-recherche/ismm/">Sound Music  Movement Interaction</a> Team IRCAM-STMS Frédéric Bevilacqua, head of the team, Benjamin Matuszewski, developer IRCAM Computer music designer Benjamin Lévy Composers, musicians Carmine-Emanuele Cella, Jean-Luc Hervé, Michelle Agnes Magalhaes, l'ensemble Soundinitiative (Gwen Rouger, Franco Venturini, Joshua Hyde et Winnie Huang)

Discover the Interaction Sound Music Movement team’s work on group interaction.

The availability and spread of networked and web-audio technologies has enabled novel musical possibilities from both artistic and scientific point of views. In this context, IRCAM develops since several years, new tools dedicated at exploring group interaction in musical experiences: from shared listening experiences to performances involving public participation using web audio technologies and nomad platforms (e.g. smartphones and tablets).

Program

Studio 5 | Conferences

3pm

Atlas
Presentation of a sound cartography of Europe and a collective work broadcasted simultaneously in three cities
by Carmine-Emanuele Cella and Minh-Tam Nguyen

4pm

Collective interactions
Presentation of the of the Sound Music Movement Interaction (ISMM) team’s current research on movement and collective interaction
by Frédéric Bevilacqua

5pm

Constella(c)tions
Une collection de pièces musicales interactives qui cherchent à mettre les gestes et les interactions collectives au centre de la performance musicale. Tous ces projets sont basés sur les technologies web-audio et mobiles, utilisant les capteurs de mouvement de smartphones pour contrôler la synthèse sonore à travers les mouvements du corps.

Après une courte présentation, le public sera invité à participer à une performance de la pièce
avec Michelle Agnes Magalhaes et l’ensemble Soundinitiative

A collection of interactive music pieces that aim to put physical gestures and collective interaction at the centre of musical performances. All the projects are based on web audio tools and mobile technology, using smartphones motion sensors to control sound according to body movements.

After a short presentation, the public will be invited to participate in the performance of the piece
with Michelle Agnes Magalhaes and the Soundinitiative ensemble

Studio 1 | Demonstrations

Biotope, a fearful dispositive created for the exhibition La fabrique du vivant (February, 2019 at the Centre Pompidou) that inhabits and sonically transforms a space through the interactions of population of musical agents
with Jean-Luc Hervé

Studio 3 | Demonstrations

Poly, a prototype of autonomous, portative and connected music boxes dedicated at exploring technical, artistic and scientific ideas
with Benjamin Matuszewski

Participants

Sound Music Movement Interaction Team IRCAM-STMS
Frédéric Bevilacqua, head of the team, Benjamin Matuszewski, developer

IRCAM Computer music designer
Benjamin Lévy

Composers, musicians
Carmine-Emanuele Cella, Jean-Luc Hervé, Michelle Agnes Magalhaes, l'ensemble Soundinitiative (Gwen Rouger, Franco Venturini, Joshua Hyde et Winnie Huang)

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The Constella(c)tions project is supported by the STARTS Residencies programme, in collaboration with the ISMM team.

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Atlas

Friday 13 December 2019
Centre Pompidou

A sound cartography of Europe