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Performed by Unheard-of Ensemble at Bowling Green State University

Someone's Moon

Meditation I. Performed on Banjo, Ukulele, Classical Guitar, and Dulcimer.

Meditations for String Instruments (Andreja Andric, 2019)

Training one's ear to differentiate aural phenomena is a skill which many skilled musicians spend several years of their life developing. The increasing prevalence of audio data in the world, along with an increasing divide between the incumbent masters of this domain (musicians) and the challengers (programmers) has led to the need for recognition, reflection, and reconciliation. This musical album, training tool, and scientific dataset hopes to sit at a niche in providing space for all three.

Strings - 1

All - 1

A duet with a rice cooker, not sure what else you're looking for here...

Rice Cooker Duet

Brian Ellis is a Bay Area composer, researcher, and guitarist. His musical drive lies in using code to realize his larger compositional vision:

technology should be used toward divesting musical agency from the composer to the environment, the performer, and ultimately, the listener.

Brian is a recent graduate of the University of Texas, where he earned his double major in Music and Computer Science Honors. He studied with Nina C. Young, Chris Ozley, and Celil Refik Kaya, among others. Brian currently studies composition with David Coll. He has presented his work at numerous events, including ICMC (International Computer Music Conference), ROCC (Research On Contemporary Composition), Ears Eyes and Feet Collaborative Concert, the Good House Collective's "Time Warp", the Engineering Chamber Orchestra's Spring Showcase, as well as in numerous student concerts at the University of Texas. He has produced works in collaboration with dancers on numerous occasions, most notably with Unset 2.0, an improvisation and audience co-collaborative dance company. As a performer, Brian is committed to diversifying the repertoire of the Classical Guitar, and has performed a solo recital comprised exclusively of minimalist works arranged for the instrument. He performs with a wide range of musicians including with SANS; duo with Jonathan Hostottle (saxophone), and previously under the umbrella of the Good House Collective, the New Music Ensemble he co-founded with Christian Clark (Percussion), Nicolas Dominguez (Double Bass), and Zoe Cagan (Flute).

Brian Ellis Sound

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