This work for string quartet and electronics was commissioned by the Art Gallery of South Australia for a performance in response to the Fred Williams Retrospective Exhibition in 2012.

Distant Front (extract)

Work by Luke Harrald & St Preux Art Ensemble.  Luke Harrald  (Guitar / Laptop), Matthew Timmis (Guitar / Laptop), Hugh McLean (Guitar / Laptop) and ENSEMBLE, an agent-based interactive computer music system by Luke Harrald.

Features voice samples from John Cage's An Alphabet.

Through: AnAlphabet

Fr@gm3nT (Fragment) is a work by Luke Harrald that features Derek Pascoe on saxophone improvising in competition with ENSEMBLE, an agent based, autonomous music generation system built by Luke Harrald.  The system interacts with the live performer through both playing an Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma game, which is modified to more closely reflect the interactions between improvising musicians in live performance.

fr@gm3nT - for saxophone and interactive electronics

Extract From the Heritage Blinman Underground Experience installation.

Two Women's Voices

This work was commissioned for Southern Encounter, an event curated by Wired Lab for Kumuwuki, the Regional Arts Australia National Conference in Goolwa.  It was possible through funding from Arts SA.

It was written for performance on the Currency Creek Rail Bridge.

The work premiered on October 20, 2012.