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The Sine Wave Orchestra Static
Jo Kazuhiro,
Sine Wave Orchestra,
Mizuki Noguchi,
Daisuke Ishida,
Ken Furudate
Anyone who can make a sine wave can participate in the Sine Wave Orchestra. It performs with all group members taking part concurrently. During the performance each contributor creates only the sound of a single sine wave, each one of which is broadcast from a distinct speaker.
The Sine Wave Orchestra Static installation includes 32 laptops and 64 sine waves sourced from remote field recordings that consist of a symbolic sound landscape with sine wave generators. Performances in Japan, at locations such as Tokyo and Nagoya, create a sense of atmosphere where local audiences become involved as sitespecific orchestral members, changing amplitudes and frequencies by applying light using the back of mobile phone cameras, for example.
The Sine Wave Orchestra Static installation includes 32 laptops and 64 sine waves sourced from remote field recordings that consist of a symbolic sound landscape with sine wave generators. Performances in Japan, at locations such as Tokyo and Nagoya, create a sense of atmosphere where local audiences become involved as sitespecific orchestral members, changing amplitudes and frequencies by applying light using the back of mobile phone cameras, for example.
Ken Furudate (J), born 1981, graduated from IAMAS (Digital Signal Processing and Programming). A solo noise artist working under the name Anagma, Furudate is also a member of the audio-visual group 710 Beppo.
Jo Kazuhiro (J), born 1977, is a PhD candidate at the University of Tokyo. Also a member of the performance outfit AEO, a group which features performances of body expressions, sounds, and light under the control of sensors.
Daisuke Ishida (J). The concept of his solo work is to feel electricity and sound waves as an assembled “minimal groove” object. He performs his music in Japan and Europe.
Mizuki Noguchi (J) deals with relationships of how Nature and Technology interact and “make” each other. http://homepage.mac.com/miznog/
Jo Kazuhiro (J), born 1977, is a PhD candidate at the University of Tokyo. Also a member of the performance outfit AEO, a group which features performances of body expressions, sounds, and light under the control of sensors.
Daisuke Ishida (J). The concept of his solo work is to feel electricity and sound waves as an assembled “minimal groove” object. He performs his music in Japan and Europe.
Mizuki Noguchi (J) deals with relationships of how Nature and Technology interact and “make” each other. http://homepage.mac.com/miznog/