Linux Audio Conference 2012
The Open Source Music and Sound Conference
April 12-15 @ CCRMA, Stanford University, CA, USA
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Day 3 - Saturday, April/14 
5:15 Rite of the Earth -- composition with frequency-based harmony and ambisonic space projection - Paper Presentation
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(45 min) Krzysztof Gawlas » Location: CEMEX
A multi part composition, called Rite of the Earth will be presented, utilizing sounds of ceramic instruments built during the Academy of the Sounds of the Earth, a multidisciplinary artistic project held in the Artistic Department of Silesian University in Katowice (Poland). Most of the compositional process has been done in Supercollider, mixing and spatializing in Ardour, with the use of tools by Fons Adriaensen.

Day 3 - Saturday, April/14 
8pm Rite of the Earth - Concert
 Krzysztof Gawlas » Location: CCRMA Stage
Rite of the Earth is a series of pieces utilizing sounds of ceramic instruments built during the Academy of the Sounds of the Earth, a multidisciplinary artistic project held in the Artistic Department of Silesian University in Katowice (Poland). Most of the compositional process and sound synthesis was carried out in SuperCollider, mixing and spatializing in Ardour, with the use of tools by Fons Adriaensen. In this sixth part, there's an orchestra of bowed bowls, flutes, ocarinas, shakers and drums, all brought to life by various computer music techniques.

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