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The Bach/Douglas Beach House
[M] The Bach/Douglas Beach House presents: 2010 Season Events
Sunday Afternoons
Half Moon Bay, CA, USA

The Douglas Beach House is a legendary oceanfront live music club in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is home to the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society, a non profit organization that has been presenting Sunday afternoon headliner Jazz and Classical Music with an ocean view since 1964. Located directly on Miramar Beach in Half Moon Bay, 45 minutes from San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
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Stanford Lively Arts presents:
[MM] Stanford Lively Arts presents: 2010/2011 Season Events
Stanford University, CA, USA

Stanford Lively Arts curates experiences that engage artists’ and audiences’ imagination, creativity, and sense of adventure.

Founded in 1969 at Stanford University, we produce and present music, theater, dance, spoken word, and multi-media events. We place a special focus on innovation and risk-taking, and through commissions and premieres are an incubator and destination for new work. Stanford Lively Arts plays a leading and collaborative role in the university’s thriving vision of a sustained culture of creativity – one in which the arts integrate with the academic disciplines, flourish as a vital part of campus and community life, and inspire new perspectives on our lives and culture.
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Short Standing Engagements:

• AUGUST 2010 •

- August, Monday 23 to Thursday 26, 2010 -

EVENT:
[MM]
4-day Interactive Software Intensive Workshop with visual artist, performer & designer Jamie Griffiths (UK/Canada) at STEIM
(in Amsterdam, North Holland Province, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Earth)

TIME(S): 10am / 10:00 to 5pm / 17:00
DATE(S): August, Monday 23 to Thursday 26, 2010

DESCRIPTION:
“[Jamie's work] is some of the best visual design work I have ever seen done with Isadora” - Mark Coniglio. Creator of Isadora Software

Setting up an interactive performance system with Isadora and JunXion software, handheld wireless controllers, video, sound and responsive lighting.

This four day intensive workshop with Jamie Griffiths is a fast-track entry into interactive performance design. Whether you are a visual artist creating museum installations, vj, dj, singer, musician, lighting designer, performance artist, choreographer or film-maker, the workshop frees you up from perceived programming limitations and gives you the skills you need to start experimenting with interactive live performance designs using Isadora software to harness the power of simple tools for design and control of your new media and interdisciplinary ideas.
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DAY ONE: Introduction to Concepts and Softwares
DAY TWO: Handheld Controllers, Video Processing and Audio Triggers
DAY THREE: Control Panels, Plugins and Interactive Lighting
DAY FOUR: Camera Tracking, Live Text and Participant Presentations

NOTE: Registration is required for this event and can only be done through this form.

Location:
STEIM
Achtergracht 19
1017 Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Noord-Holland)
Netherlands

Telephone: + 31 (0)20 6228690
(International Dialing Codes)

Tickets: € 300
(€-Euros)

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- Monday, August 30 to Tuesday, September 01, 2010 -

EVENT:
[M]
Using junXion to create an instrument with what you have, or how to do more with less. Workshop by Frank Baldé at STEIM
(in Amsterdam, North Holland Province, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Earth)

TIME(S): 10:30am / 10:30 to 5:30pm / 17:30
DATE(S): Monday, August 30 to Tuesday, September 01, 2010

DESCRIPTION:
This workshop will be using STEIM's mapping software junXion to cover various concepts like data analysis, conditioning, storing values, and mapping. Participants are encouraged to bring a physical controller like a Wiiremote, a joystick, a custom build Arduino, an OSC controller, or any other device that is supported by junXion. They will be challenged to create a fullfledged instrument with this device in only a couple of hours.
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NOTE: Classes are from 10:30 - 17:30 with a break from 13:00 - 14:00. Registration is required for this event and can only be done through this form.

Location:
STEIM
Achtergracht 19
1017 Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Noord-Holland)
Netherlands

Telephone: + 31 (0)20 6228690
(International Dialing Codes)

Tickets: €175
(€-Euros)

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- Monday, August 30 to Thursday, September 03, 2010 -

EVENT:
[M]
Ableton Max for Live Workshop by Danny de Graan & Robert Henke at STEIM
(in Amsterdam, North Holland Province, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Earth)

TIME(S): 10am / 10:00 to 5pm / 17:00
DATE(S): Monday, August 30 to Thursday, September 03, 2010

DESCRIPTION:
This workshop consists of 2 parts: 4 days of in-depth classes on Max for Live by Dutch composer and Max expert Danny de Graan and a 5th day with Robert Henke (aka Monolake) talking about some of the M4L devices he has built for personal use and discussing why it could make sense - or not - to create personal patches in M4L.

Have you ever missed that special feature in Ableton Live? Always wanted to build a random drum manipulator tool? Always dreamed of a unique live processing effect in your DAW? Do you want to control Live as a musical instrument? Learn to do this with Max for Live!

This workshop deals with all these subjects and more. The workshop is specially designed for beginners using Max for Live. The goal of the workshop is to learn how to build instruments, audio effects of midi tools in Max for Live. At the end of the 4 days, the participants will have the chance to present what they have built during the workshop.

The following subjects will be addressed:
• Basics of Max/MSP
• Digital audio
• Midi
• M4L communication
• GUI design (building a user-interface)
• External controllers (WII remote, Akai APC20/40, Novation Launchpad, Monome)
• Subjects by the Participants
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NOTE: Classes are from 10:00 - 17:00 with a break from 13:00 - 14:00. Registration is required for this event and can only be done through this form.

Location:
STEIM
Achtergracht 19
1017 Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Noord-Holland)
Netherlands

Telephone: + 31 (0)20 6228690
(International Dialing Codes)

Tickets: € 250
(€-Euros)

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• SEPTEMBER 2010 •

- Friday, September 3, 2010 -

EVENT:
[MM]
Max for Live Masterclass by Robert Henke at STEIM
(in Amsterdam, North Holland Province, Kingdom of the Netherlands, Earth)

TIME(S): 10am / 10:00 to 3pm / 15:00 | 1pm / 13:00 Break
DATE(S): Friday, September 3, 2010

DESCRIPTION:
Robert Henke is a Max user since 1992, and one of the authors of the Ableton Live software. In his workshop at STEIM he'll discuss the usage of MAX / MAX4Live in his own projects and will provide insights into the concept of MAX4Live and strategies for building own devices with it. He will question if and when it can make sense to spend time writing own patches in Max, and when it will be better to simply use what is already there. The workshop will also contain a critical review of own projects in the light of these questions. Since Robert Henke is an enthousiastic live performer, he'll also will discuss questions of control and interaction using Live and Max in conjunction with hardware controllers, and concepts of how to manage and create complexity in a performance situation, and how and why this can also be useful in a more general music creation process.
[ read more. ]

Location:
STEIM
Achtergracht 19
1017 Amsterdam, Amsterdam (Noord-Holland)
Netherlands

Telephone: + 31 (0)20 6228690
(International Dialing Codes)

Tickets: € 75
(€-Euros)

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Long Standing Engagements:

• SEPTEMBER 2010 •


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