[spectre] webcast - Rainer Linz's CNMA lecture Friday 4 June 2004

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Please join us for a live webcast of the following event at the National
Museum of Australia, Friday 4 June, 1pm  2pm EST time.

Either join us in person at the Studio, National Museum of Australia,
Canberra or log on to www.nma.gov.au/studiowww.nma.gov.au/studio to
watch and interact.

Following the talk there will be audience participation and webusers can
submit questions online.

Rainer Linz will discuss his previous and current work in theatre and
interactivity.

Composer and sound artist Rainer Linz has a long involvement in radio,
music theatre, instrumental and electronic music. His work includes an
opera as well as numerous chamber and electronic pieces intended for
concert performance. He is also an author and publisher. The Oxford
Companion to Music in Australia (OUP
1999) notes "Linz's innovative and entrepreneurial work in Melbourne has
been a significant factor in the city's prominence in experimental
music." His recent collaborative work includes the sound installation
Barcode (Graz 1999), and the interactive gallery installation infonoise
(Belgrade 2001). Under the title New Listener he has devised a series of
computer programs where a music or sound composition can be adjusted to
the listener's preference. He was a recipient of the Australia Council
New Media Arts Fellowship for 2002/3.

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masterclasses and teaching programs for 2004
http://www.rainerlinz.net/tuition/

latest NMA Publications and resources
http://www.rainerlinz.net/NMA/