QCRC

Courtesy of National Film and Sound Archive

RHD Colloquium, 21 Oct 2009, QCGU Boardroom. Scott Harrison (chair), with Peter DeJans & Joost VanMaele (Orpheus Institute, Belgium), Jonty Stockdale (Royal Northern College of Music, London), Huib Schippers & Paul Draper (QCRC).

RHD Colloquium, 21 Oct 2009, QCGU Boardroom. Scott Harrison (chair), with Peter DeJans & Joost VanMaele (Orpheus Institute, Belgium), Jonty Stockdale (Royal Northern College of Music, London), Huib Schippers & Paul Draper (QCRC).

On 5 August 2009, the South Bank installation of Sonic Babylon was launched by the Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre (QCRC) Director Prof Huib Schippers and the creators of the project, Bill Duckworth and Nora Farrell. Hosted by the QCRC at Griffith University, Sonic Babylon is a digital arts […]

1 September 2009, Cross media workshop at the Victorian College of the Arts & Music (VCAM). University of Melbourne, in association with the Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre. Features excerpts and analysis of the 'Time Curve Preludes' as well as recent iOrpheus and Sonic Babylon internet music projects.

31 July 2009, Ian Hanger Recital Hall. Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Brisbane Australia.

Edits from a presentation and discussion by Prof Long at the QCRC on 2 June 2009 re. MIT's CSAIL (Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory) Lecture Browser System. See http://web.sls.csail.mit.edu/lectures Professor Long is the Director of the Centre for Educational Innovation and Technology […]

This is an excerpt from the new album 'Foreign Objects' by Vanessa Tomlinson and Erik Griswold aka 'Clocked Out', presenting new compositions that pay homage to two giants of contemporary music: Terry Riley, the master of expanded space, and Morton Feldman, the master of intricate patterns. Produced […]

A collaboration between Stephen Emmerson (pianist) and Paul Draper (sound producer), this excerpt from Schoenberg’s 3 Piano Pieces Op. 11 draws upon on various interpretive strategies including analysis, reflection, and the use of Schoenberg’s paintings to highlight certain aspects of the performance […]

This video clip introduces you to the sounds and faces of Sound Links, Australia's largest study on community music. Sound Links is a project of Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre Griffith University in partnership with the Music Council of Australia, the Australian Music Association, and […]

iOrpheus - the Movie was produced and directed by Masters (Honours) student Paul Davidson who led Griffith Film School student crews as part of a Community Engagement project. 5.1 sound production was completed in IMERSD by Prof Paul Draper and Music Technology (Honours) student, Alex Yabsley. The film […]

Musical Futures is a Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre initiative set up to support the outcomes of a five year international research project called 'Sustainable futures for music cultures: Towards an ecology of musical diversity'. The project is funded by the Australian Research Council and […]