Radford, Laurie
Biography
Born: 1958
Country: Manitoba, Canada
Studies: Brandon University (B.M.), University of British Columbia, McGill University (M.M.)
Teachers: Bengt Hambraeus
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Laurie Radford (born in 1958) composes music for diverse combinations of instruments, electroacoustic media, and performers in interaction with computer-controlled signal processing of sound and image. His music has been performed and broadcast throughout North and South America, Europe and Asia at events including Futura, Biennale Musique en scène, Miami New Music Festival, Music Viva, Rien à voir, MusiMars, San Francisco Tape Music Festival, Festival Encuentros, Nornadas de Música Elektroakustika, Semaine Internationale de Cuenca, Discoveries Series, Cutting Edge Series, and SAN Expo. He has received commissions and performances from ensembles and soloists including Le Nouvel Ensemble Moderne, L’Ensemble contemporain de Montréal, Esprit Orchestra, Ensemble Résonance, code d’accès, GroundSwell, Pro Coro Canada, New Music Concerts, Trio Fibonacci, Trio Phoenix, Earplay, Duo Kovalis, the Penderecki, Bozzini and Molinari String Quartets, and the Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Montréal Symphony Orchestras. Radford has taught music technology, electroacoustic music and instrumental composition and media arts at McGill University, Concordia University, Bishop’s University, the University of Alberta, City University (London, UK), and is presently a Senior Instructor at the Department of Music, University of Calgary. [1]
Works for Percussion
Minuit Caché - Percussion Duo; with Tape
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