I work for Information Services & Technology at Boston University where I try to make the BU WordPress CMS more flexible for designers and easier to use for content editors. I compose music that often incorporates technology and recorded sounds, and I am the co-director of the new music organization Amp.
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Excited that BU is hosting WordCamp Boston again this year. http://t.co/ap4ptot6 on Mon May 14
RT @WordCampBoston: This is your last week to submit a WordCamp Boston talk! Calling all speakers! #wcbos http://t.co/V82Bl4Nr on Mon May 14
RT @Ekmeles: Thanks so much to everyone who made it out to the Italian Academy tonight for our Nono premiere! Performing it was an incre ... on Thu May 10
Excited to see that @alexrossmusic mentioned next week's Amp New Music concert w/ @Ekmeles on his blog. http://t.co/8cE7iIyN on Fri May 04
8 microphones + 10 loudspeakers + complex digital routing = ____________ ? #ampnewmusic on Sat Apr 21
The new BU Bus website caters to both desktop/tablet and smartphone users. Nice work @Dotstrosity. http://t.co/9xMJmoZa on Wed Apr 18
RT @Ekmeles: Nono in extremis - thoughts on Quando stanno morendo http://t.co/8t6mUfzD on Mon Apr 16
© Courtesy Graziano Arici, Venice
Luigi Nono’s Quando stanno morendo, diario polacco n. 2
May 9, 2012 @ 8pm
The Italian Academy at Columbia University
free admission, no RSVP necessary
Amp New Music joins with the Ekmeles Vocal Ensemble on the US premiere of Luigi Nono’s Quando stanno morendo, diario polacco n. 2 in a program of compositions by Italian and American composers involving voices, instruments and electronics.
Music From Bowling Green
featuring compositions by composers Burton Beerman, Gregory Cornelius, Shane Hoose, Mikel Kuehn, Elainie Lillios, Marilyn Shrude, Michael Thompson, and Dan Tramte