Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest painters of the Dutch Golden Age. In particular, his uncanny ability to capture the lens-accurate effects of light and shadow …
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FRB 121102
Sometimes you can't see the answer, even though it's sitting right in front of you. Such is the case with Fast Radio Bursts, a phenomenon whereby new pattern discovery algorithms are used to analyze …
Tracking Stops Here (and now)
Over the last two years, we've been working to rid ourselves of web services that track and gather personal data. As of today, we're officially untracked.* Becoming untracked was a difficult and …
After Rochberg: A Centenary Celebration Concert
Since 2013, my close friend and colleague Jeremy Gill and I have been searching for an opportunity to put together a concert in honor of our mentor George Rochberg. At long last, we found …
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It's not unusual to create new music for Pierrot ensemble. In fact, composers in recent decades have generated so much new music for this combination of instruments, numerous groups have formed and …
Towards a Progressive Art
How Can You Build on Such a Quicksand? George Rochberg spent his life arguing for a renewal of humanist values in art. He felt the aleatoric and serial music that dominated his time was destined to …
Plume
Plume (for piano and computer) is one of a series of artistic collaborations with custom software called Isomer. Work on Plume began with the selection of six chainsaw sound recordings. Often source …
Allan Schindler Memorial
Allan Schindler, my friend, mentor, and colleague, passed away suddenly on October 8th, 2018. The folks at Eastman reached out to colleagues and alumni, and set up a memorial concert for Allan on …
After October
After October is dedicated to my friend and mentor, Allan Schindler. It is part of a series of artistic collaborations with custom software called Isomer. When I arrived at Eastman in 1996, I had …
Goodbye Motorhome, Hello Cricket
When you ask avid RVers how they came to choose their current rig, they'll often recount all of the not-so-right setups they've had. For most, finding the right unit takes a bit of experimentation and …