Wednesday, October 17, 8pm
"Dueling Disklaviers"
Internet Piano Performance

Distinguished faculty pianists Professor Anthony Davis (UCSD) and Professor Kei Akagi (UCI) collaborate on a duo concert performed live in two cities simultaneously. Using a Yamaha Disklavier computeriazed piano on each campus, the pianists will perform togeather via internet, and the performance of both pianists will be heard on the pianos in both locations. The concert will feature works by both Akagi (performing in Irvine) and Dvis (performing in La Jolla), and realtime duos using interactive software by UC professors Christopeher Dobrian (UCI) and Miller Puckette (UCSD), UC researchers Michael Zbyszynski (UCI) and Harry Castle (UCSD), and others. Also, pianist Andrews Infanti offers a sneak preview of an upcoming perofrmance of Philippe Manoury's "Pluton" for piano and computer.

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