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Live Coding with Improvised Piano, Bass, and Electronics
#LiveCoding with Improvised Piano, Bass, and Electronics @kindohm @thecodymckinney @JazzCentralMpls
This recording from August 23, 2017 at Jazz Central Studios was made during Sound / Simulacra: A monthly series that I do in conjunction with bassist/composer Cody McKinney. The intent is to explore musical improvisation as a “faithful and intentionally distorted” representational process. On this occasion we featured Minneapolis-based Mike Hodnick, aka Kindohm.
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Live-coded Music with Haskell, recorded live
Music generation is one of the things that impresses me but I have little aptitude for: I’m very visual but don’t have the training or ear to do more than dabble with composing. I like listening to it, though, and I can certainly admire when someone does it well.
Mike Hodnick’s live-coding performance, recorded above, is one of those things I just watch with fascination. Composing as a performance via code is a tricky thing to pull off. In this case, I believe he was using Tidal, a Haskell-platform language for live coding.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOMslt17KvY)