Final projects from the fall’s MUSC141 (Introduction to Computers and Music) class are now available on the Clark Music Technology Soundcloud page.

I have dates for some spring concerts.

Songs of Friction (flute/clarinet/violin/cello) will be performed by Hub New Music at Clark on Feb 4 at the end of their residence. It’s a largely atonal work incorporating wind multiphonics and tempo modulation; mostly written in a Ryerson dorm during Congress 2017.

I will also give a solo lecture-recital, focusing on my interactive guitar/laptop music, at Clark on Mar 28 at 1:30. At least one new piece will be premiered, probably a couple, depending on how Christmas break goes.

Great work, Matthew Alvarado-Ross and Stephen Eleftheriou!

Final master of this classical guitar recording, feeling pretty good about how it sounds.

Live performance video of “Locks and Ripples” from the 2016 Toronto International Electroacoustic Symposium. Great work on the video by Stefan A. Rose. A little loose in performance but a fun night.

Bandcamp is donating any proceeds from music sales from today to the ACLU. In solidarity, my portion of any sales of these will also be donated:
https://sundarsubramanian.bandcamp.com/

Some original final project compositions from this semester’s MUSC141 (Introduction to Computers and Music) classes can be streamed online here: https://soundcloud.com/user-363805453/sets/musc141-final-projects .

New recording of my classical guitar piece Dissociation:

TIES is next week. A detailed schedule is available if you follow the links here. A lot of exciting events, including a new John Oswald installation and a retrospective concert featuring works by Oswald and Paul Dolden.

I’m looking forward to playing Locks and Ripples on the 13th. I’ve had to do so much troubleshooting over the past couple of weeks but things feel pretty good now.