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Linked Verse at Bing Concert Hall, December 7, 2013
Linked Verse
2013-12-07
Bing Concert Hall
Stanford University, 327 Lasuen St, Palo Alto, CA
7:30 PM, Saturday, December 7, 2013
One Set
[7:36 PM lights down, announcements by Wiley Hausen]
[7:42 PM music & projection begins]
[7:46 PM performance aborts due to technical issues with the 3D projector system]
[~7:49 PM restart in a minute or three]
[program ends 8:42 PM]
post-show pause
[talk at 8:47 PM, Beth Morrison moderator, with Marc, Maya, Paul, Jaroslaw, Ko]
[Q&A ends 9:08 PM]
Performers
- Maya Beiser: cello, vox;
- Ko Ishikawa: sho, vox;
- Jaroslaw Kapuscinski: composer, electronic treatment of prerecorded parts from Maya and Ko.
OpenEndedGroup
Multimedia by OpenEndedGroup
- Marc Downie: digital artist;
- Shelley Eshkar: digital artist;
- Paul Kaiser: digital artist.
Production Credits
- Scott Kepley: lighting;
- Fernando López-Lezcano: sound;
- Nick Malgieri: sound;
- Beth Morrison: producer.
Notes
Very dreamy. Interesting, but not as much as it had been built up to be in pre-show promotional material. Reflecting upon my withering memory from the space of a few days distance, my primary thought is that the work didn't really add up to all that much. The 3D was interesting, but not compelling, and the annoyances it introduced: ghosting, and over-reliance on scenes portrayed in fixed focus with a shallow depth of field, for example, did much to outweigh the excitement of experiencing new technology. Similarly, the musical component was rather slight. JK's score didn't really have all that much to say to me.
Guess that's just how it goes in experimental multimedia – you don't pull a winner every time.
