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Heavy Metal by Christine Southworth
Live at the Boston Museum of Science
performance video
Performed by Gamelan Galak Tika, Todd Reynolds (violin), Eddie Whalen (guitar), Erik Nugent (lyricon), Blake Newman (bass), the Heliphon, the Beatbot, and the Blobot
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Belle Labs by Evan Ziporyn
Live at the Boston Museum of Science
performance video
Performed by Evan Ziporyn (clarinet), Todd Reynolds (violin), and the Heliphon |
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Robot Organic by Christine Southworth
Live at Technology Review Emerging Technologies Fesitval
performance video
Performed by Lee Ridgeway (pipe organ), Evan Ziporyn (clarinet), the Heliphon, and the Whirlybot |
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JAMU by Christine Southworth
Remixed by Eric Gunther, for electronics and Heliphon |
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Honey Flyers by Christine Southworth
Movement 1 | 2 | 3
Performed by the Calder Quartet
for string quartet and Bot(i)Cello - to be premiered with the new Bot(i)Cello in Spring 2008
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Anthropomorphic by Ramon Castillo
Live at Boston Museum of Science
Performed by Sachi Sato and the Heliphon |
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ZAP! by Christine Southworth
1. Power On
2. Surge
3. Current Consumption
4. Charged
5. Attraction
6. Static
7. Power Off
Robert Black (bass), David Cossin (percussion), Felix Fan (cello), Eddie Whalen (guitar), Christine Southworth (voice), Philippa Thompson (voice), Evan Ziporyn (keyboards & clarinet)
MOS performance video
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