Ethernet orchestra facilitates educational workshops and performances in universities and community music settings. The group holds the core belief that networked music performance can provide opportunities to connect cultures across age groups, abilities and styles, leading to valuable learning experiences with new technologies and the development of intercultural communication and collaborative skills.
Sound Spectrum was a live tele-improvisation performed as an indeterminate loop between students in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Lancaster, UK. Organised and facilitated by Dr Malcolm Riddoch, Dr Roger Mills and Byron Scullin.
Performers: University of Technology, Sydney.
First ‘Sound Spectrum‘ festival Perth, students at Edith Cowan University, WA, and Sound and Music Design University of Technology, Sydney, performed a two-state networked improvisation to an audience at the Velvet Lounge, Perth. Broadcasting through Internet streaming technologies Nicecast and Ustream, the two ensembles used the enveloping network latency as an acoustic tool and improvisatory aesthetic to create two collaborative yet indeterminate soundscapes, across 4000 km.
Aletheia student ensemble, (WAAPA, Edith Cowan University, WA) at Velvet Lounge, Perth.
Thanks to Malcolm Riddoch and Aletheia, Sound Spectrum, UTS & ECU Sense Aware Lab, Creativity and Cognition Studios and Sina and Brendan of the Bon Marche media lab.
On Monday 14th of May, UTS, Sound and Music Design students performed in the 2nd live international network improvisatory loop performance with Aletheia Ensemble, ECU, Perth, and students at RMIT Melbourne and UCLancaster, UK.