CeReNeM | Centre for Research in New Music

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Official YouTube channel for CeReNeM, the Centre for Research in New Music at the University of Huddersfield. CeReNeM is a community of world-leading artists...

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Bryn Harrison Being Time, a conversation

Totem Électrique, Huddersfield Jean-François Laporte's Babel Table visits CeReNeM

Ulf Holbrook & Jøran Rudi — The Expanding Fields, Practices and Histories of Technology-Based Music

Manoli Moriaty — Considering Controllerist Practice in Computer Music Performance

Hans Kretz — Networked Performance as a Space for Collective Creation and Student Engagement

Irine Røsnes — Tracing Ecosystemic Virtuosity in Performance of Simon Emmerson’s Stringscape

Simon Waters — Early Stages of the Analogue-Digital Shift in Music’s Infrastructure & Organisation

Tomoya Matsuura, Kazuhiro Jo, & Akihiro Kubota — Towards a Civil Engineering of Music

Manuella Blackburn & Paul Harkins — A Feminist Historiography of the Fairlight CMI

Arild Boman — Antinomies of NetSatellite Communication Strategies of Musical Interaction

Simon Crab — Exploring the Mystical Origins of Electronic Music

Angela McArthur, Brona Martin, Emma Margetson, Nikki Sheth — Women in Spatial Sound

Linda O’Keeffe — Sound Art and New Media An Alternate History

Jaehoon Choi — Max Expansion From a Programming Paradigm to a Distributed Lab

Amit Dinesh Patel — Exploring Cultural Diversity in Experimental Sound

Nemanja Radivojevic, Damian Keller, & Victor Lazzarini — Creative Processes in Risset’s Little Boy

Treya Nash — An Analytical Approach to the Soundworld in Alice Shields’ Apocalypse

Giovanni Onorato & Riccardo Ancona — A Critical Perspective on the Idea of Post-Acousmatic

Leila Adu-Gilmore — Intersectional approaches to music tech, improvisation, theory & composition

PerMagnus Lindborg — Re-scaling Beethoven Very Long, Very Short

Annie Jamieson — What Are We Conserving Functional Conservation for Music Technology in Museums

Joseph Hyde — Tracing Music Technology to its Interdisciplinary Roots

Andrew Knight-Hill — Convergence in Parallel Praxis Electroacoustic Music and Sound Design

Marcel Zaes Sagesser — Rethinking Time Keeping Histories

Fulya Ucanok — Electroacoustic Composition Process as a Process of Com-position

Dylan Burchett — Towards a new Organology in Technology-Based Music

Notto Thelle & Bernt Isak Werstad — Co-Creative Spaces

Kelvin King Fung Ng 50NGW0 (2022)

Jakob Bragg Tor, cadenza (2022)

Gerhard Revealed