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Guest Recital: Ilan Morgenstern
Oct. 19
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Guest Recital: Daedalus Quartet
Oct. 24
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Student Recital: Abby Bemak
Oct. 25
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Masterclass: Daedalus Quartet
Oct. 26
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Masterclass: Daedalus Quartet
Oct. 26
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Carnegie Mellon Chamber Series: Inon Barnatan and Friends
Oct. 26
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Student Recital: Ziyu Cai
Oct. 28
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Guest Recital: How to See Know and Fall
Oct. 29
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Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic
Oct. 31
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Carnegie Mellon Philharmonic: Halloween at Heinz Hall
Oct. 31
Blush Response - Industrial Techno From Berlin
With special guests: Harry Schneider and Freida Abtan
BLUSH_RESPONSE is the vehicle for Cuban/American musician Joey Blush's research into the sonic dimension. Reports occur at sporadic intervals, usually in concurrence with the discovery of new planes of existence. Born in Miami, and now stationed in Berlin, Blush has brought his sound experiments to a worldwide audience. He has toured around the world as a solo artist, and as a member of groups such as Scar the Martyr and Front Line Assembly. He is also a renowned sound designer, having done work for companies like Elektron, Yamaha, Arturia, and programming on records from Fear Factory, Cristian Castro, and many more.
Blush expresses his sound through deep meditation with his electronic instruments, focusing on the interaction between human and machine. He seeks to both influence and harness the unpredictability of complex electronic instrumentation, in an effort to create a direct expression of his emotions. This sonic ritualism is exemplified in his prolific reporting of fractalized audio sculpture. Blush owns the MEGASTRUCTURE_ label, a haven for sounds on the fringes of reality. You can find his releases on labels such as Schematic, Aufnahme + Wiedergabe, Ant-Zen, Sonic Groove, and his own MEGASTRUCTURE_.
Cost: Free and open to the public; No tickets required.