about
Written in conjunction with the Johns Hopkins University Technology Fellowship Program. The Digital Music Interactions project sought to create an online resource for performers interested in exploring methods of performing with technology. The Interactions Etudes, of which the Piano Interactions were the first to be realized, are written to provide a coherent and well designed introduction to performing with technology. Piano Interactions #1 was awarded first prize in the annual Prix d'Ete competition at the Peabody Institute in 2004.

duration
6'

performances
04.15.2004 - Ann Teresa Kang, The Peabody Conservatory, Friedberg Hall (1*)
07.29.2004 - Emile Blondel, l'Ecole Normale de Musique, Salle Cortot (1)
10.02.2004 - Chryssie Nanou, 3rd Practice Festival, University of Richmond (1/2*)
02.09.2005 - Emile Blondel, Cite Universitaire, American House ballroom, Paris, France
03.02.2005 - Emile Blondel, Cite des Arts, Paris, France

(1) = performance of Piano Interactions #1
(2) = performance of Piano Interactions #2
* = World Premiere

audio
.mp3 | 6.4 mb @ 192 kbps | 4' 33"

.pdf score