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The School of Performing Arts and the Institute for Creativity, Arts, and Technology at Virginia Tech are pleased to announce

DISIS³ (Digital Interactive Sound & Intermedia Studio) Event

Monday, December 1, 2014
7:30 pm
Cube, Moss Arts Center
free and open to the public

Featuring computer music by Virginia Tech faculty and students, guest violinist Sarah Plum, guest composer Elizabeth Hoffman, soprano Lee Heuermann and trombonist Jay Crone, the Linux Laptop Orchestra (L2Ork), animator Tamar Petersen, and a telematic performance with faculty and students at the University of Virginia, presented with the 128 speaker 3D surround sound system in the Cube of the Moss Arts Center.

Event poster: http://disis.icat.vt.edu/images/main/events/141201_poster.jpg

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The Cascades (2014), for multichannel computer music
Eric Lyon

Between (2013, revised 2014), for laptop orchestra and saxophone
Ivica Ico Bukvic

	Brock Allen, saxophone

	Linux Laptop Orchestra (L2Ork):
	Brock Allen
	Frehiwot Almente
	Cody Cahoon
	Rachel Gertler
	Deborah Goldeen
	Brandon Hale
	Christian Kurmel
	Paige Lopynski
	Peter Nelson
	Jocelyn Roman
	Jacob Stenzel
	Omavi Walker

	Ivica Ico Bukvic, director

Half-Life (2009), for laptop orchestra and narrator
Ivica Ico Bukvic

	Colleen Beard, narrator
	L2Ork

Song Without Words #1 (2014), for improvising singer, computer processing, and laptop orchestra
Eric Lyon

	Lee Heuermann, soprano
	Eric Lyon, computer processing
	L2Ork

Intermission

Il Prete Rosso, for amplified violin, motion sensor, interactive computer effects, and multichannel audio
Charles Nichols

	Sarah Plum, violin
	Charles Nichols, computer

Handshake Improvisation, for telematic improvisation

	University of Virginia:
	Lisa Cella, flute
	Matthew Burtner, sax
	Rachel Trapp, horn
	Jeremy Muller, percussion

	Virginia Tech:
	Sarah Plum, violin
	Charles Nichols, electric violin
	Brock Allen, Ivica Ico Bukvic, and Christian Kurmel, L2Ork
	Tamar Petersen, video

Troglodyte (2014) for computer, Leap Motion, and processed voice
Tanner Upthegrove

	Tanner Upthegrove, Leap Motion and computer

Thirteen Ways to Leave Your Hexachord, for trombone and multi-channel electroacoustic sound, 
and accompanying video
Elizabeth Hoffman

	Jay Crone, trombone

Best,