Pamela, you really are special and mesmerizing. Thanks for coming to SUNY Oneonta a few years ago and contributing to our colloquia series. I have talked about you to classes ever since. All the best, Tim (choral guy)
Wow a friend kept referencing your work after seeing my Sonic Air Improv experiences. I'm glad that she did. You're the living evolution of raw electro acoustic essence! Futuristic and cultural!
I feel like you were a high priestess taking us through a ritual, what an incredible spectrum of sound! Also nice to know that even a high priestess has trouble with email sometimes :)
Epic .. I am in music rehearsal and out of the blue found this presentation of yours . Very wonderful Thank you for sharing your gift of creativity and vocal expressions. I here my mamma echoing in from her soft angelic self singing with you . Mahalo nui auntie
That's amazing Pamela, I hope to see you live in UK! I am definitively going to mention this performance on my degree dissertation, I hope you are fine with this!
There are three different controllers used in this performance. The first (starting at 0'00") is called Ute (and uses ultrasound sensors), the second (starting around 2'19") is called Mira (and uses infrared sensors), and the third (starting at 8'07") is called Mimn (and uses gyro, accelerometer, and electromagnetometer).
This is an amazing performance. The music, the skit with the typewriter, and the pure *genius* behind it all is what makes this simply stunning. Wow. One thing I am curious to ask about - is that an Arduino being used in the performance? I'm learning about them in university and they have peaked my interest a lot more as of lately. They can do so many cool things 👌
Pamela, you really are special and mesmerizing. Thanks for coming to SUNY Oneonta a few years ago and contributing to our colloquia series. I have talked about you to classes ever since. All the best, Tim (choral guy)
Thank you for that beautiful, mindblowing, chilling performance!
Whoa, this expanded my mind... thank you for such wonderful music and I'll be sure to keep following you!!
Thank you for your kind words!
Wow a friend kept referencing your work after seeing my Sonic Air Improv experiences. I'm glad that she did. You're the living evolution of raw electro acoustic essence! Futuristic and cultural!
Thanks for your kind words!
-PZ
I was EXTREMELY ENTERTAINED and IMPRESSED by your performance Pamela. You are VERY INNOVATIVE! Thank you for the PLEASURE. Aurally Yours...
I feel like you were a high priestess taking us through a ritual, what an incredible spectrum of sound! Also nice to know that even a high priestess has trouble with email sometimes :)
She is a pure artist.
Epic .. I am in music rehearsal and out of the blue found this presentation of yours . Very wonderful
Thank you for sharing your gift of creativity and vocal expressions.
I here my mamma echoing in from her soft angelic self singing with you .
Mahalo nui auntie
Bravo Pamela Z!!! Amazing!! So have the honor to getting meet you in UT Austin!!!:):)
Wonderful Pamela!
I'm thankful this world has such a being made of magic. So inspiring.
yes that is what I would have said. then I saw your comment. and you said it better. so thanks to you too.
this composer takes one to another world.
We owe a lot to you. Amazing stuff.
That's amazing Pamela, I hope to see you live in UK!
I am definitively going to mention this performance on my degree dissertation, I hope you are fine with this!
Thank you! That's totally fine.
inspiring and amazing!
This is fantastic!
very very enjoyablel!
Heard you on princeton public radio, amazing work
Very much enjoying this. I read about you and your work in Tim Rutherford-Johnson’s book ‘Music After the Fall’.
see her at Berkeley Art Museum at 7:30 pm, Thursday August 11th.
nice
Thank you for sharing this amazing work! Can I ask what is the name of gesture controller device? I am writing an essay on your work! Thank you!
There are three different controllers used in this performance. The first (starting at 0'00") is called Ute (and uses ultrasound sensors), the second (starting around 2'19") is called Mira (and uses infrared sensors), and the third (starting at 8'07") is called Mimn (and uses gyro, accelerometer, and electromagnetometer).
@@PamelaZ Hi Pamela! Thank you so much!!! This is very helpful! Sincerely appreciate your comment. Love you work
OH EM GEE Pamela Z
Deborah Eliezer was her best friend in highschool so proud. What a voice. Makes me week
This is an amazing performance. The music, the skit with the typewriter, and the pure *genius* behind it all is what makes this simply stunning. Wow.
One thing I am curious to ask about - is that an Arduino being used in the performance? I'm learning about them in university and they have peaked my interest a lot more as of lately. They can do so many cool things 👌
No, not Arduino. But my controllers contain similar circuitry. Thanks for your kind words. Cheers!
PZ
@@PamelaZ Thank you for taking the time to answer back! Massively appreciated, you're welcome for the words! :D
Alien atmosphere. She's literally light-years ahead of her time (and place).