SLEO makes the Financial Times

In April, LSU will be hosting the first Symposium on Laptop Ensembles and Orchestras.  Alex Newman from the Financial Times penned an interesting article about the coming of age of the Laptop Orchestra and demonstrates that the Symposium comes at an important time.  Check it out below.

Ctrl-Alt-Concerto

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Videos from the Manship Performance!

We’re finally getting the video footage of our Manship Theatre performance in April out onto youTube!  If you enjoy these fine selections, follow our lsuEMDM channel on youTube to get updates on new EM|DM videos.

Quartet for Colors by Yemin Oh

inChuck v.3 by Stephen David Beck

[hello world] by Jesse Allison

inTwerp by Lindsey Hartman


Forbidden Butch by Jeff Albert

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LoL Video Feature

Jeffrey Rhodes visited our ensemble for a rehearsal and performance at Highland Coffee last week.  The performance served as a chill out experience after the intensity of our performance at the Shaw Center a few days before.  Jeffrey made up a nice little feature about the ensemble. Very cool.

 

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Patrick McCurry Review

A great review from Patrick McCurry of the LoL performance in Columbus Georgia January 27th.

“The performance displayed every facet of good chamber music. There was expressiveness, interaction, intimacy and balance.”

“It was a reset button, and left me wanting more of everything–more gadgets, more “crazy” (their word) music and more of what was just an impressive display of talent.”

http://patrickmccurry.blogspot.com/2011/04/hello-world.html?spref=tw

 

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A review from our January concert tour

Here’s a great review post of our concert at Columbus State University (Columbus, GA) on January 27, 2011. Clearly, he’s someone who understands what we’re trying to do with the LOLs.

Read more here: Patrick McCurry: [hello world]

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