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Hug the
World is a 6-hour-long worldwide telematic jam session,
which took place on May 1st 2012 as part of New Adventures
in Sound Art's Deep Wireless
2012 Festival. The Jam session included performances of artists in 23 locations around the world, including US, Canada, Argentina, Chile, UK, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Greece, China, Australia, and New Zealand. The event was organized and directed by Eldad Tsabary and webcast from the Electroacoustic Classroom at Concordia University's Music Department (Montreal). The theme of Deep Wireless 2012 is Freedom and all artists were invited to consider it in their playing. The participants networked using JackTrip (developed by Chris Chafe) and TubePlug (developed by Jorg Stelkens). The long waiting time for joining into the jam session produced the art work titled "Wondering When It Will Be Our Turn" by Jimmy Miklavcic (on the left) |
Stockholm, Sweden: Johannes Bergmark ![]() ![]() ![]() Karlsruhe, Germany: Benoît and the Mandelbrots: Juan A. Romero Holger Ballweg Patrick Borgeat Matthias Schneiderbange ![]() ![]() Concepcion, Chile Claudio Rivera-Seguel Mónica Barros Jaime Dames ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Buenos Aires, Argentina Natalia Pajariño Bernardo Piñero Gerardo Della Vecchia Raúl Minsburg Juan De Cicco Eliana Rosales Pablo Anglade Ernesto Romeo @ CEIARTE-UNTREF ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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PARTICIPANTS
Vancouver BC, Canada Constantine Katsiris Salt Lake City Utah, USA Another Language Performing Arts Company & Peon Clover Jimmy Miklavcic – vocals/composition Elizabeth Miklavcic –vocals/composition www.anotherlanguage.org Featuring: “Guitar Strings” – from Peon Clover’s “Running Over Worms” “Zero One” – from Another Language’s “Duel*Ality 2.0” “Bug Splatter” - from Peon Clover’s “Running Over Worms” Boston MA, USA Judy Dunaway Troy NY, USA Doug Van Nort Hamilton ON, Canada Cybernetic Orchestra: Tanya Goncalves Nicolas Hesler Aaron Hutchinson Ian Jarvis Alyssa Lai Elise Milani David Ogborn Kearon Roy Taylor Montreal QC, Canada Demaris Baker Ede Cameron Michael Palumbo Pouya Hamidi Tony Wilson Aaron Ball Ricardo Dal Farra Joe Browne Elena Stoodley Eldad Tsabary Toronto ON, Canada Raphael Roter Buenos Aires, Argentina Natalia Pajariño Bernardo Piñero Gerardo Della Vecchia Raúl Minsburg Juan De Cicco Eliana Rosales Pablo Anglade Ernesto Romeo Concepcion, Chile Claudio Rivera-Seguel Mónica Barros Jaime Dames Santiago, Chile Felix Lazo Huddersfield, UK HELOpg featuring: Julian Brooks - Pd, Laptop Samuel Freeman - Max/MSP, Laptop and peripherals, Scott Hewitt - ChucK, Laptop. Leicester, UK Ximena Alarcon Preston, UK Jon Aveyard Grado, Italy Alessandro Fogar Venice, Italy Julian Scordato Karlsruhe, Germany Benoît and the Mandelbrots: Juan A. Romero Holger Ballweg Patrick Borgeat Matthias Schneiderbanger Ruhr Area, Germany Florian Hartlieb Stockholm, Sweden Johannes Bergmark Athens, Greece Stelios Giannoulakis Hong Kong, China Ben Bridges Perth, Australia Joel Ong Kevin Foo Tom Griffiths Joshua Baker Chris Cobilius Lyndon Blue Alex Last Lauren Brown Hamilton, New Zealand Ian Whalley Palmerston North, New Zealand Elizabeth De Vegt Susan Frykberg YOU AND ART A poem by William Stafford Your exact errors make a music that nobody hears. Your straying feet find the great dance, walking alone. and you live on a world where stumbling always leads home. Year after year fits over your face— when there was youth, your talent was youth; later, you find your way by touch where moss redeems the stone; And you discover where music begins before it makes any sound, far in the mountains where canyons go still as the always-falling, ever-new flakes of snow. (contributed by Susan Frykberg) Perth, Australia Joel Ong Kevin Foo Tom Griffiths Joshua Baker Chris Cobilius Lyndon Blue Alex Last Lauren Brown ![]() Huddersfield, UK HELOpg featuring: Julian Brooks - Pd, Laptop Samuel Freeman - Max/MSP, Laptop and peripherals, Scott Hewitt - ChucK, Laptop. Athens, Greece Stelios Giannoulakis ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Montreal QC, Canada Michael Palumbo Pouya Hamidi Tony Wilson Aaron Ball ![]() |