Sanctuary to Sea

work for double bass and fixed media electronics, composed in 1992 by James Sellars, Jeremy Baguyos performs on the double bass

J. Baguyos: "Radio Sonata" by James Sellars

"Dance of the Southern Lights" for solo piccolo and wind ensemble by Eric Richards. Live performance by Christine Erlander Beard, piccolo soloist with the University of Nebraska Symphonic Wind Ensemble (April 2006).

Dance of the Southern Lights by Eric Richards

Short Demo Reel performance of Jeremy Baguyos on jazz bass with his group, Fifth Edition

Bass Demo

"Blue Monk" composed by Thelonious Monk

"Somebody's Darling" was part of the SOUND CANOPY (2004, M.W. Burns) sound installation sponsored and presented by Chicago's Hyde Park Arts Center, and several Chicago-based arts collectives including Experimental Sound Studio, Temporary Services, Splintergroup, Dead Tech, and Something Else. Sound Canopy was a public 32-speaker installation that "activated" the busy outdoor space at the corner of State & Adams in Chicago's "Loop." Of course, the kinetic & spacial multi-channel site-specific experience of "Somebody's Darling" in SOUND CANOPY cannot be replicated in the stereo device-based internet medium, but fortunately, Chicago Public Radio WBEZ interviewed the main curator (M.W. Burns) on site, at the SOUND CANOPY, where much of "Somebody's Darling" and SOUND CANOPY was featured and explained by Burns. The audio here is a short excerpt of that interview, with "Somebody's Darling" featured extensively.

media coverage of Somebody's Darling (Sound Canopy sound installation) on WBEZ Chicago Public Radio

Aphorisms on Futurism. Performed by Bonnie Lander. Written by Andrew Cole.

Aphorisms on Futurism

Jeremy Castro Baguyos (Double Bass) and the University of Nebraska, Omaha Symphonic Wind Ensemble perform my concerto Naya Jeevan on December 7, 2012. 

Naya Jeevan - Movement 2

computer-mediated sound artist exploring the intersections of tradition, technology, and innovation

media coverage of Somebody's Darling (Sound Canopy sound installation) on WBEZ Chicago Public Radio

Jeremy C. Baguyos