Ken Ueno: Person Specificity and Physiovalence: A Personal Performance Practice

Noting how Western European classical music values are entrenched exnominatively in music pedagogy in the United States, composer, vocalist, and artist Ken Ueno moves toward creating a personal practice that seeks to “uncorset” musical practice and, by extension, claim artistic agency for those who do not belong to the dominant culture in this artist talk and presentation.

Professor at UC Berkeley, Rome Prize and Berlin Prize winner Ueno (http://kenueno.com) is a composer, vocalist, and sound artist whose music has been performed at venues and festivals around the world. Ueno holds a PhD from Harvard University, and his biography appears in The Grove Dictionary of American Music.

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4. March 2024 - 5. May 2024, 18:00

Interdisciplinary Audio Production: Professional Sound in Context

This course teaches you to jump into the specializations and career paths for sound designers and composers in one intensive education: how to set sound to picture, what you need to know specifically in order to do sound design for theater, for dance/movement and performance, for professional live sound on concert stages and for radio/podcast production. An introduction to recording in a professional studio environment and a pro seminar on audio mastering completes the course. Present your final project work at the Acud Club