At the 2016 International Computer Music Conference at the HKU in Utrecht, Netherlands, Richard Dudas and Pete Furniss presented their paper “Towards an Aesthetic of Instrumental Plausibility for Mixed Electronic Music” in the context of a demo session.
Category Archives: Research
2015 ICMC
In addition to being on the organizing committee as the Paper Chair for the 2015 International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) held at the University of North Texas in Denton, TX, USA, Richard Dudas also presented a long paper at the conference, titled “Another Take on Renovating Dated Technology for Concert Performance.”
2014 ICMC
Richard Dudas’ participation in the 2014 International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) in Athens, Greece included both a musical work and a scholarly paper. On Sept 17, 2014, percussionist Patti Cudd performed Prelude for Percussion and Computer at the conference’s late night concert venue – the National Bank of Greece’s Old Bourse building. The following day, Dudas and clarinettist Pete Furniss presented their co-authored paper, “Transcription, Adaptation and Maintenance in Live Electronic Performance with Acoustic Instruments,” at the conference’s afternoon poster session.
Electronic Music and Sound Design Vol. II
Richard Dudas’ English translation of Volume II of Electronic Music and Sound Design – Theory and Practice with Max and MSP by Alessandro Cipriani and Maurizio Giri was published in January, 2014 and is now available for purchase directly from the ConTempoNet website, linked above. Both volumes provide a fantastic in-road to learning the techniques of computer music and how these techniques can be applied to musical projects using the Max/MSP environment – highly recommended!!
2012 ICMC Best Paper Award
Dudas’ paper, “Warm Chorus – Re-thinking the Chorus Effect Using an Orchestral Section Model” was awarded the 2012 Best Presentation Award at the 2012 International Computer Music Conference (ICMC) in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
LMJ Comprovisation Article
Leonardo Music Jouranal’s 2010 edition (LMJ20), whose theme is improvisation, includes an article by Richard Dudas titled “Comprovisation”: The Various Facets of Composed Improvisation within Interactive Performance Systems, discussing the intricate relationship between composition and improvisation within interactive computer music performance systems.
2007 ICMC
On August 29th, Richard Dudas’ Prelude No. 2 for Clarinet and Computer was performed by clarinetist Peter Furniss at the Huset in Copenhagen, Denmark, on a Night Concert as part of the 2007 International Computer Music Conference (ICMC). At the conference, he also presented a studio report which he co-authored with colleague Jongwoo Yim at Hanyang University, entitled “New Music Media at Hanyang University: Studio Report.”
