Three Random Works
a generative music piece ruminating on place, memory, and the expressive possibilities of algorithms as the work slowly struggles to reproduce the melody to Neil Diamond's 'Forever in Blue Jeans.' The piece is a 'love song' that traces a year of life between Los Angeles, Berlin, and Stockholm with genetic algorithms, Markov chains, spectral analysis of field recordings, and a number of samples from various objects collected over the time period.
A piece for feedback network and violin in which the output of the network is temporally dilated (read at a slower rate) then fed back into the network.
280 'strings' set off and interacting with each other.
Originally a 4 channel piece produced with the support of Chalk Hill Residency in Healdsburg, CA. Performed at Chalk Hill Residency as well as UC San Diego's Wave Energy Series.