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SUMMARY:November 2022 Frequency Fridays
DESCRIPTION:On the evening of Friday\, November 4th\, we are delighted to present experimental electronic musician Jeff Carey (MD)\, electronic musician glacial23 (OH)\, and Taylor Conrad and Troy Kunkler’s experimental folk-rock duo (CMH). Doors 8:00pm\, show begins at 8:30pm sharp. $9.25 prepaid ($8 + $1.25 TicketTailor processing fee)\, $10 per ticket at the door. \nCovid protocols: All attendees are strongly encouraged wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. We will provide masks at the door. We kindly request that audience members refrain from bringing food and drinks into the space. \nSupporters of our 2022-2023 season include the Greater Columbus Arts Council\, the Ohio Arts Council\, the National Endowment for the Arts\, New Music USA\, and the Columbus Foundation. \nAbout the artists: \nJeff Carey makes synthetic noise music with a physically controlled software based instrument of his own development called ctrlKey. His music is abstract and sculptural\, full of shapes and gesture\, colored by noise bursts\, percussive glitches and shifting resonance. In recent work\, he has incorporated lighting projection to explore the space between visceral and the external embodiment of sound. He builds physically controllable custom software synthesis instruments and is interested in exploring immediate and flexible sound production with virtuosity in electronic music. \nglacial23 is Sam Harmon\, an electronic musician from Northeastern Ohio\, who also creates his own instruments. \nTaylor K Conrad is an experimental musician from Portsmouth Ohio. Mainly playing guitar and keys\, he frequently collaborates with local musician Troy Kunkler\, who plays drums and vibes.
URL:https://thefusefactory.org/event/november-2022-frequency-fridays/
LOCATION:Columbus Cultural Arts Center\, 139 W. Main St.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Frequency Fridays
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SUMMARY:In-person workshop: Make an Atari punk console
DESCRIPTION:This is a workshop in which participants learn how to build a simple sound generator: the Atari Punk Console (originally designed as the “Stepped Tone Generator” by Forrest M. Mims III in 1980\, and re-christened the APC by Kaustic Machines with an additional line output in the mid-2000s). This device utilizes a dual 555 Timer-based analog circuit to make unusual sounds with square waves. \nThis class is intended for beginners (age 16+) in electronics and soldering. Participants will also be introduced to basic hand & power tools such as the hand metal punch and hand drill/drill press. Students must bring their own enclosure for their finished device; an Altoids curiously strong mint tin (1.76oz (50g) size) is most commonly used\, but anything that size or larger should also work as long as it can be opened and drilled/punched. No previous electronics experience is required. \nAbout the instructor: Sam Harmon is an electronic musician who performs as glacial23\, and is active with Maker’s Alliance\, Cleveland’s community-driven makerspace.
URL:https://thefusefactory.org/event/in-person-workshop-make-an-atari-punk-console/
LOCATION:Columbus Cultural Arts Center\, 139 W. Main St.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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SUMMARY:Interface: Turner Matthews + Eli Chambers + Caleb Miller
DESCRIPTION:The November Interface residency series will feature composer/performer Eli Chambers and keyboardist/ saxophonist/composer/educator Caleb Miller. Eli is a multifaceted and virtuosic musician whose music ranges from original compositions for wind ensembles\, experimental guitar feedback installations\, to psychedelic chamber rock (seriously though\, you should check out Eli’s group Maxwell Hedron).  \nCaleb’s work mostly focuses on midwestern perspectives surrounding improvisational-based music and projects. In Columbus\, Caleb plays and subs in many jazz-adjacent projects (Gault\, Radarhill\, Sun Trash\, Yumbambe\, Ryan Jewell Quintet\, Waves De Ache)\, songs groups (Zack Kouns and His Insatiable Orchestra\, Taylor K Conrad\, Keating\, Fables\, Francis Bacon Band)\, contemporary classical settings (dance accompanist\, classical pianist) and other settings (Here Here\, solo work\, audio work\, Very Much Recordings). As output he tends to be most interested in productions that show a true synthesis of perspectives\, sounds\, individuals and communities (striving for some form of “newness”/ “things that are their own” always). Caleb also currently operates the Columbus-based recording label Very Much Recordings and teaches in the American public (!) school system. Caleb’s website: calebismiller.net \nDoors 8:00pm\, show begins at 8:30pm. Performance will take place in the Cultural Arts Center 2nd floor painting studio. $6.19 prepaid ($5 + $1.19 TicketTailor processing fee)\, $10 at the door. \nFind more of Eli’s music here: https://www.elichambersmusic.com/projects
URL:https://thefusefactory.org/event/interface-turner-matthews-and-eli-chambers/
LOCATION:Columbus Cultural Arts Center\, 139 W. Main St.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Interface,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221202T190000
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SUMMARY:December 2022 Frequency Fridays
DESCRIPTION:On the evening of Friday\, December 2nd\, we are delighted to present experimental electronic musician Matchess (ORD)\, experimental electronic musician Federico Balducci (MA)\, v bizy (OH)\, and experimental music/dance duo Bobb Hatt and Luciana Arias (CMH). Doors 7:00pm\, show begins at 7:30pm sharp. $9.25 prepaid ($8 + $1.25 TicketTailor processing fee)\, $10 per ticket at the door. \nCovid protocols: All attendees are strongly encouraged wear a mask regardless of vaccination status. We will provide masks at the door. We kindly request that audience members refrain from bringing food and drinks into the space. \nSupporters of our Frequency Fridays 2022-2023 season will be announced October 1\, 2023. \nAbout the artists: \nChicago-based musician Whitney Johnson records lush\, haunting compositions under the name Matchess. Using pre-recorded cassette tapes\, organ drones\, delay-heavy vocals\, and occasional passages of harsh noise summoned out of her viola\, Johnson crafts a textural\, ethereal sound heavy on rhythm and atmosphere alike. First issuing her music via limited cassettes\, she released the exceptional Somnaphoria in 2015. Sacracorpa\, which appeared in 2018\, boasted clearer sound\, but was no less haunting. Her 2022 album\, Sonescent\, was more of a longform drone piece\, inspired by a meditation retreat. \nThe music of Puerto Rican guitarist and composer Federico Balducci can be described as a mixture of classical and ambient music with unusually intricate harmonies. Federico Balducci has a Bachelor’s Degree in Film Scoring from the prestigious Berklee College of Music. Currently\, Federico mostly works on film scores for short films and documentaries. \nJayce Renner aka vbizy grew up in rural Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh. They studied sculpture at Kent State University and worked in the technology field. They co-founded the Little Noises series of noise music shows in Cleveland\, Ohio. They make electronic music using synthesis and keyboards. Jayce can often be found in the audience at Cleveland music venues. \nBobb Hatt’s music can be described as abrasive\, texturally complex and very\, very loud. In his live performances\, he uses tape loops\, overblown saxophone\, microphone feedback\, effects\, found objects and various methods of percussion. His influences include free jazz\, performance art\, harsh noise and power electronics. Luciana Arias is an experimental artist from Buenos Aires.
URL:https://thefusefactory.org/event/december-2022-frequency-fridays/
LOCATION:Columbus Cultural Arts Center\, 139 W. Main St.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Frequency Fridays,Performance
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