As usual, things are rather busy in L2Ork-land. As a matter of fact, so busy we’ve completely forgotten to blog (which reminds me I need to update both L2Ork and DISIS sites)…<\/p>\n
We are once again thoroughly excited to be working with the 4th and 5th graders of the Boys & Girls Club of Roanoke, VA, we recently returned from the national SEAMUS 2011 conference, we just got a brand new piece finished that incorporates Taiji (a.k.a. Tai Chi) choreography, pd-l2ork<\/a> is progressing beautifully with already hundreds of bug-fixes and improvements committed since last November (and now with a comprehensive documentation on how to install it), and we are only a month away from series of our spring performances (which once again, reminds me, I really need to update the “upcoming events” page asap). As if that weren’t enough, a couple weeks ago I learned that the revamped version of Half-Life<\/em> composition for laptop orchestra and narrator (based on a piece originally written for L2Ork)\u00a0has won the first place on the first international laptop orchestra composition commission competition<\/a> sponsored by our sister MONSTER laptop orchestra at Montana State University. Yay!<\/p>\n All that said, provided next couple of weeks go as planned, we are gearing up for another huge <\/strong>announcement, so stay tuned for more L2Ork goodness! In the meantime, as a shameless plug for my DISIS computer music students, they’ve just released their first Max album in the “aural pixels” series featuring real-time generated experimental tunes. So, head over to the DISIS portfolio page<\/a> for some screechin’, FMlicious goodness.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As usual, things are rather busy in L2Ork-land. As a matter of fact, so busy we’ve completely forgotten to blog (which reminds me I need to update both L2Ork and DISIS sites)… We are once again thoroughly excited to be working with the 4th and 5th graders of the Boys & Girls Club of Roanoke,<\/p>\n