Jason Freeman

Professor, School of Music, College of Design, Georgia Institute of Technology

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MUSIC

EarSketch Live (2015), Live coding Performance
Shadows (2015), for Solo Piano
METZ (2015), for laptop ensemble
Grow Old (2014), ever-evolving EP
Lullaby for Growing Old (2014), for toy piano
Sketching (2013), for Improvising Musicians with Audience Participation Via Mobile Phones
ETHL (2013), for String Quartet and Laptop Quartet
TeamWork (2013), for Athletic Band with Fan Participation via Mobile Phone
MTRX (2012), for laptop ensemble
Drawn Together (2012), installation
SGLC (2011), for laptop and instrumental ensemble
Saxophone Etudes (2011), solo saxophone and audience participation
Urban Remix (2010), participatory locative media project
LOLC (2010), collaborative Textual Performance environment
Just Tristan (2009) for any number of pianos
Piano Etudes (2009), for solo piano (and the web)
Flou (2008), networked music software
Sound Microscope (2008) software
Flock (2007), sax quartet, video, electronic sound, dancers, and audience
Covey, interactive installation (2007)
Eternal Gliss (2007) for string trio
hello.world, live coding performance (2007)
Graph Theory (2006), web site and performance
iTunes Signature Maker (2005), software art
Still Life (2005) for alto flute and guitar
Glimmer (2004) for chamber orchestra and audience
Prior Art (2004) for ten musicians
Auracle (2004), voice-controlled networked instrument
Sonorescence (2003) for flute
Leroy Anderson Went to Harvard (2003) for percussion quartet
N.A.G. (Network Auralization for Gnutella) (2003), software art
The Late Hour (2002) for baritone, viola, cello, and percussion
disc-o (2002) software
MetaMix (2002), software art
Darker (2001) for soprano and piano
Resolutions (2001) for eight musicians
The Jungle Book (2001) for chorus, band, and orchestra
Shakespeare Cuisinart (2001), interactive telephone work
Convergence (2000) for clarinet, cello, and piano
Pantoum (2000) for violin, viola, cello, clarinet, and trombone
The Locust Tree In Flower (2000), interactive multimedia installation
Al Naharot Bavel (1999) for baritone and piano
Sonata (1999) for piano
Diffusions (1999) for orchestra
Symmetries (1998) for concert band
Propagations (1998) for bass clarinet

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The Bach Society Orchestra plays CPE Bach.