Official organ of the Symbolic Sound Corporation
Yasuski is performing a series of completely wireless gigs, opening for Crome Molybdan at Akasaka Red Theater in Tokyo and later in Osaka at Umeda HEP Hall.  He’s using AKG wireless audio, WiFi/MIDI by XBee modules, and the iPad. Concerned that all his wireless audio might interfere with each other around 2.4GHz, he discovered that his laptop PC can change its WiFi frequency to ~5GHz to avoid mutual interference.
Check out Yasuski’s blog for videos from the live performances.
On Friday, March 15 at Studio Z, Pat O’Keefe will present the premiere performance of Contents May Differ, a new work for clarinet and Kyma composed (and co-performed) by Scott Miller.  Also on the program are new works for clarinet by Ann Millikan, Brett Warchow, Jeff Lambert, Paul Cantrell and Pat O’Keefe himself. Wine, cheese and a selection of sweets can only add to the evening’s sensual delights.
Then on Tuesday, March 19, in St. Cloud, Scott Miller is performing a live Kyma set with Tatsuya Nakatani, who’s been described as “the Jimi Hendrix of the percussion world“:
A full concert of works by Agostino Di Scipio is to be featured as part of the Sonorities Festival in Belfast on 26 April 2013.
Jonathan Impett is performing trumpet and tuba and Agostino Di Scipio is performing the Kyma electronics.