Udo kasemets biography channel

Canadian composer, born in Estonia, of interdisciplinary works that have been performed throughout the world. He is also active in other positions. He worked as a conductor, pianist and writer in Hamilton, Ontario and Toronto in the s and organised the series for contemporary music Men, Minds and Music in Toronto in — He founded the Isaacs Gallery Mixed Media Concerts in Toronto in , served a director and planner of the Toronto Festival of Arts and Technology in and founded the publication series for contemporary music Canavangard in the late s, which he also edited.

Jeremy Strachan presents research on Udo, with particular attention to Udo's time before he arrived in Canada, his work as a critic for the.

He taught experimental art at OCAD University in Toronto from —87, where he was visiting lecturer emeritus from — Kasemets lived in Canada from — and became a citizen of Canada in Haiku texts from haiku from Japan [translated by Harold Gould Henderson] , voice, flute, cello, piano, Communications text by e. Variations on Variations [ on Variations ] , voice, any player, fixed media, Guitarmusic for John Cage , any number of guitars with conductor [using projectors] , David and David and Larry and James , 4 players voices, instruments, synthesizers, microphones, mixers, amplifiers, loudspeakers , fixed media, Celestial Timescapes , computer, fixed media, may be performed with Zodiacanons and Ragtime : an Intercultural Timescape.

Zodiacanons , 1—12 players on any chromatic instruments, may be performed with Celestial Timescapes. Piece for Peace texts by Mahatma Gandhi, Laozi, Albert Einstein, Black Elk [English translations] , any number of chanters, any number of speakers, any number of instruments capable of sustained tones, Geo sono scope sound installation, after R.

Buckminster Fuller , Vertical Music : In remembrance of Morton Feldman , any 7 players, also version for 2 pianos,