david bithell (b.
1976), currently an Assistant Professor of Composition Studies at the
University of North Texas, is devoted to the exploration
of the intersection between experimental music and theater. His
use of live performance, video, staging, music technology, and
improvisation create abstract
narratives that balance between the tragic and comic.
He has performed his compositions throughout the United States, Europe,
and Asia in a variety of settings. Recently, his
composition "The President Has His Photograph Taken" for solo trumpet,
electronics, and video was ...read more...
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image from The
President Has His Photograph Taken (2005)
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upcoming events
- Whistle from Above - Yarn/Wire
Ensemble - Tenri Cultural Center - New York, NY -
November 24, 2008
- Whistle from Above - Festival
of New American Music - Hunter/Gatherer - Sacramento State University -
Sacramento, CA - November 16, 2008
- The President Has His Photograph Taken
- Seoul International Computer Music Festival - Jayu Theater - Seoul,
South Korea -
November 11, 2008
- Whistle from Above -
Hunter/Gatherer - South Pasadena Music - Pasadena, CA - November 10,
2008
- Whistle from Above -
sfSoundSeries - Hunter/Gatherer -
ODC Theater - San Francisco, CA - November 9, 2008
- Whistle from Above - SUNY Stony
Brook - Hunter/Gatherer - Stony Brook, NY -
October 19, 2008
- ...more
events...
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recent projects
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news
- Table Setting / Vooruit -
New version of Table Setting created with Ali Momeni - premiered at Ghent
International Film Festival - Almost Cinema - Vooruit Art Center -
Ghent, Belgium - October 14, 2008
- Physical Computing for Music Theater
- Workshop taught by David Bithell and Ali Momeni - HISK/KASK Workshops
- Vooruit Art Center - Ghent, Belgium - October 13-15, 2008 (tutorials
can be found here)
- A proposal that I developed
for a new research cluster at the University of North Texas, the Initiative
for Advanced Research in Technology and the Arts (iARTA),
has been approved for funding. Among immediate goals will be to
hire new faculty members to strengthen the interdisciplinary arts and
technology at UNT.
- ...more news...
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