Tquencer at Medialab Prado
We will present our project Tquencer at Medialab Prado on 1.Dec. 2018, including a Talk by Martin Kaltenbrunner and a Performance by Jens Vetter.
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TEI2021 in Salzburg
The Center for HCI and the Tangible Music Lab are co-organizing the next edition of the TEI Conference taking place in Salzburg from February 14-17 2021. The 15th ACM International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction will emphasize The Art of Interaction, inviting all participants and in particular artists to speculate on a vision … Continued
Grey Parrots make Music
During the past three years Reinhard Gupfinger and Martin Kaltenbrunner from the Tangible Music Lab have designed a series of interactive musical instruments for grey parrots. This FWF funded PEEK research had been realized in collaboration with ARGE Papageienschutz for the metamusic project of the Austrian artist group alien productions. The following video documentation of … Continued
Metamusic PEEK Finale
Zum feierlichen Abschluss des Metamusic PEEK Projektes laden die Projektpartner/innen Alien Productions, die ARGE Papageienschutz und das Tangible Music Lab zu einer zweitägigen Veranstaltung mit Ausstellung, Konzerten, Präsentationen, Führungen und Gesprächen ein. Im Rahmen eines dreijährigen vom FWF PEEK Programm geförderten Forschungsprojektes haben Reinhard Gupfinger und Martin Kaltenbrunner vom Tangible Music Lab für das Metamusic … Continued
Embodied Gestures Interfaces
Back to the main Embodied Gestures main website The second phase of the Embodied Gestures project is focused on the design and production of functional musical interfaces. The outcomes of this phase, informed by the knowledge gained during our previous user study, are musical interfaces whose physical configuration affords ways of playing compatible with particular … Continued
The Embodied Gestures Method: a Workshop-Study
Back to the main Embodied Gestures main website As part of the project “Embodied Gestures” we present here a workshop and user study where participants produced physical mock-ups of musical interfaces directly after miming control of short electroacoustic music pieces. Our goal was understanding how people envision and materialize their own sound-producing gestures from spontaneous … Continued