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SUMMARY:Desert Drone at Wave Archive
DTSTAMP:20260512T125003Z
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DESCRIPTION:Los Angeles based sound artist Jakob Heinemann visits Tucson Ma
	y 23rd at Wave\nArchive\, joined by Slán and Britt Warner. Jakob is presen
	ting\n/////splinterings/////.\n\n/////splinterings///// is an approximatel
	y 25 minute work for double bass\, live\nelectronics and preparations. The
	 piece comprises a spectral exploration of the\ntimbres embedded within th
	e bass itself. Custom-built electronics detect the\nvarious frequencies pl
	ayed by the bass\, voicing these as a sine tone\, which then\ninform the i
	mprovisational choices made by the performer in a feedback loop. The\nresu
	ltant texture is an expanded sonic field\, constantly morphing\, that\nsat
	urates the performance space. The piece uncovers a variety of auditory\nph
	enomena\, such as timbral beating\, otoacoustic emissions\, and spacializa
	tion\neffects\, creating a sense of “living” sound that enters and inhabit
	s the space\nalong with the performer and audience. This piece has been su
	pported in the past\nby dexFest in Los Angeles and EDME New Music Festival
	 in Eugene\, OR.
URL:https://tucsontimeline.info/event/desert-drone-at-wave-archive-7
LOCATION:Wave Archive - 197 East Toole Avenue\, Tucson
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Los Angeles based sound artist Jakob Heinem
	ann visits Tucson May 23rd at Wave Archive, joined by Slán and Britt Warne
	r. Jakob is presenting /////splinterings/////.<br><br>/////splinterings///
	// is an approximately 25 minute work for double bass, live electronics an
	d preparations. The piece comprises a spectral exploration of the timbres 
	embedded within the bass itself. Custom-built electronics detect the vario
	us frequencies played by the bass, voicing these as a sine tone, which the
	n inform the improvisational choices made by the performer in a feedback l
	oop. The resultant texture is an expanded sonic field, constantly morphing
	, that saturates the performance space. The piece uncovers a variety of au
	ditory phenomena, such as timbral beating, otoacoustic emissions, and spac
	ialization effects, creating a sense of “living” sound that enters and inh
	abits the space along with the performer and audience. This piece has been
	 supported in the past by dexFest in Los Angeles and EDME New Music Festiv
	al in Eugene, OR.</p>
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