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Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
- published: 26 Apr 2008
- views: 3807
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
- published: 09 May 2007
- views: 2851
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area.
The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors.
http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html
- published: 26 Apr 2013
- views: 9613
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server
www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 34817
Dance Dance Revolution
Dance Dance Revolution (ダンスダンスレボリューション, Dansu Dansu Reboryūshon), abbreviated DDR and also known as Dancing Stage in earlier games in Europe and Australasia, and some other games in Japan, is a music video game series produced by Konami. Introduced in Japan in 1998 as part of the Bemani series, and released in North America and Europe in 1999, Dance Dance Revolution is the pioneering series of the rhythm and dance genre in video games. Players stand on a "dance platform" or stage and hit colored arrows laid out in a cross with their feet to musical and visual cues. Players are judged by how well they time their dance to the patterns presented to them and are allowed to choose more music to play to if they receive a passing score.
Dance Dance Revolution has been given much critical acclaim for its originality and stamina in the video game market. There have been dozens of arcade-based releases across several countries and hundreds of home video game console releases, promoting a music library of original songs produced by Konami's in-house artists and an eclectic set of licensed music from many different genres. The DDR series has inspired similar games such as Pump It Up by Andamiro and In the Groove by Roxor.
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Dancing Stage Max
Dancing Stage Max, or Max, was released on November 25, 2005 by Konami to the Europeean PlayStation 2 gaming audience. Dancing Stage Max was modeled after Dance Dance Revolution Extreme 2 in America and Dance Dance Revolution Strike in Japan, containing the new Dance Master Mode and improved EyeToy support. Max featured music by Natasha Bedingfield, Sugababes and Franz Ferdinand as well as new and old Konami Originals. Unlike the previous release, Dancing Stage Fusion, Max was not ported to the arcades.
Gameplay
Music
See also
References
External links
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Dancing Stage Fusion
Dancing Stage Fusion, abbreviated DS Fusion or simply Fusion, is a music video game released by Konami to the European PlayStation and PlayStation 2 gaming audience on 5 November 2004. In April of the following year, Dancing Stage Fusion was released as an arcade game. Fusion featured new gameplay features such as EyeToy support for the PlayStation 2 release as well as new music from hit pop artists. The arcade version of Fusion was the first arcade machine in Europe since Dancing Stage EuroMix 2 and set a milestone as the first Dance Dance Revolution arcade machine produced by Konami since Dance Dance Revolution Extreme in 2002. The arcade release marked a total game engine upgrade from the old PlayStation-based boards to a new system built on top of an off-the-shelf PlayStation 2. This hardware upgrade would be later featured in the global release of Dance Dance Revolution SuperNova in 2006.
Gameplay
Music
The following three lists are playable songs in each respective version of Dancing Stage Fusion. They are ordered as they appear in game (much like a music album) and colour-coded according to colour-coding in game. Yellow represents licensed music, white represents Konami Originals (music developed within Konami by their own in-house artists), and blue represents Boss Songs (DDR terminology for the hardest songs available).
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Chain reaction (disambiguation)
A chain reaction is a sequence of reactions where a reactive product or by-product causes additional reactions to take place.
Chain reaction or The Chain reaction may also refer to:
Media
Films
Music
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Songs
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Max
Max may refer to:
Computers
Video games
Places
Transportation
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2:59Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
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1:59【Dancing Stage Fusion】PARANOiA MAX (DIRTY MIX)【EXPERT】
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1:49Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction [Vid + LRC]
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Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores. -
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2:11Dancing Stage MAX
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2:26Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
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1:35Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between: dance, sound and visuals. The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area. The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier. The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors. http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html -
13:28WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentationWHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own. The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience. “WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’. Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck 3D Operator: Peter Pflug Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese) Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal Producer: Urbanscreen Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede” Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server www.VIOSO.com Video edit: Jonas Wiese An www.URBANSCREEN.com production http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen -
5:11Oscillare first sketches
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Oscillare by Electronic Performers Work in progress. First stage and sketches. Second stage April 2009. Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system. Dance: Almu Lua Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009. http://electronicperformers.in -
10:39TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
TimeMap#3 - Software ProgrammingTimeMap#3 - Software Programming
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3" This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions. This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers. We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi. You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up: http://vimeo.com/5082249 First act follows soon...
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Dancing Stage Max (PS2) full song list
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
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Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
published: 05 Dec 2008 -
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Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction [Vid + LRC]
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
published: 26 Apr 2008 -
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Dancing Stage MAX
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
published: 09 May 2007 -
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Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
i've got 3 boo
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dancing stage - max 300 x1 5 expert
dancing stage euromix max 300 x1.5 expert
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Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between: dance, sound and visuals. The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area. The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier. The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors. http://electronicperformers.in/trinity...
published: 26 Apr 2013 -
WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physi...
published: 07 Feb 2011 -
Oscillare first sketches
Oscillare by Electronic Performers Work in progress. First stage and sketches. Second stage April 2009. Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system. Dance: Almu Lua Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009. http://electronicperformers.in
published: 16 Apr 2009 -
TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3" This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions. This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers. We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi. You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up: http://vimeo.com/5082249 First act follows soon...
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SPACING | facade projection
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging. watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753 "Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting. The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-...
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WHAT IS UP? | a sitespecific virtual theatre | trailer
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005 „WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional ...
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L'homme transcendé
Suguru Goto L'homme transcendé Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00 Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter) Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime) Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime) Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation) Shinji Sasada (3D image direction) Yuuta Ishii (3D images) Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images) GOGOLfest 2009 http://suguru.goto.free.fr http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
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No Cover - Vienna
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes. Credits Ar...
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Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The sta...
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Shadows of aikia - documentation cut
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic...
published: 25 Jun 2013
Dancing Stage Max (PS2) full song list
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 13 Oct 2007
- views: 19956
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_(Ps2)_Full_Song_List
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 05 Dec 2008
- views: 1998
【Dancing Stage Fusion】PARANOiA MAX (DIRTY MIX)【EXPERT】
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 28 Jul 2016
- views: 72
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction [Vid + LRC]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 26 Apr 2008
- views: 3807
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_Chain_Reaction_Vid_Lrc
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
- published: 26 Apr 2008
- views: 3807
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:53
- Updated: 28 Oct 2015
- views: 2328
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
demostration by me
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
demostration by me
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Fusion_Ps2
Dancing Stage MAX
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 09 May 2007
- views: 2851
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
- published: 09 May 2007
- views: 2851
【Dancing Stage MegaMix】MAX 300【EXPERT】
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 100
Dancing Stage Max difficult
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 02 Feb 2008
- views: 625
Maria dansar fett
Maria dansar fett
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_Difficult
Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 16 Mar 2009
- views: 281
i've got 3 boo
i've got 3 boo
https://wn.com/Dynamite_Rave_Standar_Dancing_Stage_Max
i've got 3 boo
- published: 16 Mar 2009
- views: 281
dancing stage - max 300 x1 5 expert
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- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 13 Aug 2009
- views: 228
dancing stage euromix
max 300 x1.5 expert
dancing stage euromix
max 300 x1.5 expert
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_300_X1_5_Expert
Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
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- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 9613
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is don...
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area.
The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors.
http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html
https://wn.com/Trinity_Trailer_(A_V_Interactive_Dance)
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area.
The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors.
http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html
- published: 26 Apr 2013
- views: 9613
WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:28
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 34817
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed dur...
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server
www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/What_Is_Up_|_A_Site_Specific_Virtual_Theatre_|_Documentation
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server
www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 34817
Oscillare first sketches
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:11
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 829
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wirele...
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system.
Dance: Almu Lua
Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI
Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino
With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009.
http://electronicperformers.in
https://wn.com/Oscillare_First_Sketches
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system.
Dance: Almu Lua
Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI
Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino
With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009.
http://electronicperformers.in
- published: 16 Apr 2009
- views: 829
TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:39
- Updated: 23 Jun 2014
- views: 1951
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "Tim...
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3"
This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions.
This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers.
We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi.
You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up:
http://vimeo.com/5082249
First act follows soon...
https://wn.com/Timemap_3_Software_Programming
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3"
This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions.
This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers.
We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi.
You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up:
http://vimeo.com/5082249
First act follows soon...
- published: 09 Mar 2009
- views: 1951
SPACING | facade projection
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:45
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 35243
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a sit...
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging.
watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
"Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting.
The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-video-mapping. As a result of this abstraction the observers percipience switches between graphical and spatial, depending on the dancers as the frame of reference. The dancer defines the spatial latitude through his presence and movement. Lumentecture’s versatile design elements allow a visualization of the interdependency between the dancer and the surrounding space, also referred to in contemporary dancing. The projection’s direct urban surrounding was another reference point. At the narrow, almost constricted projection-site in the “Stubengasse”, the building projected on takes up the entire field of view. The audience has to turn left and right during the show, in order to overlook the whole façade. Both the given sense of space and the resulting, special characteristics of the narration are woven into the projection.
title: Spacing
building: Stubengasse Münster
dancers: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
choreography: Constantin Georgescu
concept: Till Botterweck
art direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
graphic design: Daniel Rossa, Till Botterweck
sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
producer: Thorsten Bauer
technical director: Thorsten Bauer
produced for: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
realized with: Wings VIOSO Server - www.VIOSO.com
more on www.urbanscreen.com
Spacing ist eine 70m x 20m weite Architekturprojektion produziert für die internationale Tanztage Münster im Mai 2010. In "Spacing" verbinden sich Grafik, Tanz und Architektur zu einer szenographischen Inszenierung.
Eindrücke von der Produktion gibt es unter : http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
Spacing ist der Versuch Attribute der tänzerischen Choreografie in eine Lumentektur-Inszenierung zu übersetzen. Motion Grafik und Videomapping sind durch die Choreografie maßgeblich inspiriert, behaupten aber stets ihr eigenes ästhetisches und räumliches Konzept. Ein Hauptaspekt war es, Grafiken zu produzieren, deren räumliche Deutung erst durch die Bewegung und Präsenz des Tänzers wahrnehmbar wird und somit eine Bühne für die Darsteller entsteht. Die virtuellen Räume sind nur grafisch angedeutet und es wurde bewusst auf 3d Videomapping, also die exakte Nachbildung von Realität verzichtet. Durch diese Abstraktion orientiert sich der Betrachter zwischen grafischer Wahrnehmung und räumlicher Wahrnehmung, injiziert durch den Menschen als definierendes Bezugssystem. In gleicher Funktion definiert der Tänzer auch die Ausdehnung des Raumes durch seine Präsenz und Dynamik. Die freien Gestaltungsmittel der Lumentektur erlauben hier eine Visualisierung der Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Tänzer und den Ihm umgebenden Raum, eine zentrales Gestaltungsmittel im zeitgenössischem Tanz. Auch das Umfeld der Projektion war in seinen Besonderheiten Bezugspunkt. In der beengten Situation der Staubengasse nimmt das Gebäude den gesamten Blick-Horizont ein und zwing den Zuschauer zum Umschauen um Spielfläche vollständig zu Überblicken. Das dadurch vorhandene Raumgefühl wie auch die Besonderheiten in der Erzählweise wurden in der Projektion verarbeitet.
Title: Spacing
Gebäude: Stubengasse Münster
Tanz: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
Choreographie: Constantin Georgescu
Konzept: Till Botterweck
Art Direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
Compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
Graphik-Design: Daniel Rossa,
Sound-Design: Jonas Wiese
Produzent: Thorsten Bauer
Technik: Thorsten Bauer
produziert für: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/Spacing_|_Facade_Projection
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging.
watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
"Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting.
The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-video-mapping. As a result of this abstraction the observers percipience switches between graphical and spatial, depending on the dancers as the frame of reference. The dancer defines the spatial latitude through his presence and movement. Lumentecture’s versatile design elements allow a visualization of the interdependency between the dancer and the surrounding space, also referred to in contemporary dancing. The projection’s direct urban surrounding was another reference point. At the narrow, almost constricted projection-site in the “Stubengasse”, the building projected on takes up the entire field of view. The audience has to turn left and right during the show, in order to overlook the whole façade. Both the given sense of space and the resulting, special characteristics of the narration are woven into the projection.
title: Spacing
building: Stubengasse Münster
dancers: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
choreography: Constantin Georgescu
concept: Till Botterweck
art direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
graphic design: Daniel Rossa, Till Botterweck
sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
producer: Thorsten Bauer
technical director: Thorsten Bauer
produced for: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
realized with: Wings VIOSO Server - www.VIOSO.com
more on www.urbanscreen.com
Spacing ist eine 70m x 20m weite Architekturprojektion produziert für die internationale Tanztage Münster im Mai 2010. In "Spacing" verbinden sich Grafik, Tanz und Architektur zu einer szenographischen Inszenierung.
Eindrücke von der Produktion gibt es unter : http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
Spacing ist der Versuch Attribute der tänzerischen Choreografie in eine Lumentektur-Inszenierung zu übersetzen. Motion Grafik und Videomapping sind durch die Choreografie maßgeblich inspiriert, behaupten aber stets ihr eigenes ästhetisches und räumliches Konzept. Ein Hauptaspekt war es, Grafiken zu produzieren, deren räumliche Deutung erst durch die Bewegung und Präsenz des Tänzers wahrnehmbar wird und somit eine Bühne für die Darsteller entsteht. Die virtuellen Räume sind nur grafisch angedeutet und es wurde bewusst auf 3d Videomapping, also die exakte Nachbildung von Realität verzichtet. Durch diese Abstraktion orientiert sich der Betrachter zwischen grafischer Wahrnehmung und räumlicher Wahrnehmung, injiziert durch den Menschen als definierendes Bezugssystem. In gleicher Funktion definiert der Tänzer auch die Ausdehnung des Raumes durch seine Präsenz und Dynamik. Die freien Gestaltungsmittel der Lumentektur erlauben hier eine Visualisierung der Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Tänzer und den Ihm umgebenden Raum, eine zentrales Gestaltungsmittel im zeitgenössischem Tanz. Auch das Umfeld der Projektion war in seinen Besonderheiten Bezugspunkt. In der beengten Situation der Staubengasse nimmt das Gebäude den gesamten Blick-Horizont ein und zwing den Zuschauer zum Umschauen um Spielfläche vollständig zu Überblicken. Das dadurch vorhandene Raumgefühl wie auch die Besonderheiten in der Erzählweise wurden in der Projektion verarbeitet.
Title: Spacing
Gebäude: Stubengasse Münster
Tanz: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
Choreographie: Constantin Georgescu
Konzept: Till Botterweck
Art Direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
Compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
Graphik-Design: Daniel Rossa,
Sound-Design: Jonas Wiese
Produzent: Thorsten Bauer
Technik: Thorsten Bauer
produziert für: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 26 Jul 2010
- views: 35243
WHAT IS UP? | a sitespecific virtual theatre | trailer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 12785
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwell...
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/What_Is_Up_|_A_Sitespecific_Virtual_Theatre_|_Trailer
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 12785
L'homme transcendé
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 801
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jit...
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter)
Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime)
Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime)
Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation)
Shinji Sasada (3D image direction)
Yuuta Ishii (3D images)
Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images)
GOGOLfest 2009
http://suguru.goto.free.fr
http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
https://wn.com/L'Homme_Transcendé
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter)
Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime)
Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime)
Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation)
Shinji Sasada (3D image direction)
Yuuta Ishii (3D images)
Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images)
GOGOLfest 2009
http://suguru.goto.free.fr
http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
- published: 30 May 2010
- views: 801
No Cover - Vienna
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 9416
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatia...
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes.
Credits
Artistic directors and collaboration: Lilly Pfalzer and Sergio Valenzuela.
Creation and Performance: Isabella Bugnits, Irati Alonso, Paula Montecinos, Francesca Manfreda, Lilly Pfalzer, Domi Dorf, Danilo Sepúlveda, Jakob Egger y Sergio Valenzuela.
Theoretical collaboration: Robert Bücker, Renate Quehenberger and Elisabeth Zimmenmann.
Stage Design Collaborator: Jenny Schleif
Photography: Max Kropitz.
Graphic Design: Zahra Shahabi.
Video shooting Anja Kohlweiss and Alex Anders.
Edition: Sergio Valenzuela.
Institutions: NHM- Natural Historian Museum, University of Applied Arts Vienna –MA Arts & Science, Fine Arts Academy of Vienna –Art and Communication.
January 2014. Vienna, Austria.
https://wn.com/No_Cover_Vienna
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes.
Credits
Artistic directors and collaboration: Lilly Pfalzer and Sergio Valenzuela.
Creation and Performance: Isabella Bugnits, Irati Alonso, Paula Montecinos, Francesca Manfreda, Lilly Pfalzer, Domi Dorf, Danilo Sepúlveda, Jakob Egger y Sergio Valenzuela.
Theoretical collaboration: Robert Bücker, Renate Quehenberger and Elisabeth Zimmenmann.
Stage Design Collaborator: Jenny Schleif
Photography: Max Kropitz.
Graphic Design: Zahra Shahabi.
Video shooting Anja Kohlweiss and Alex Anders.
Edition: Sergio Valenzuela.
Institutions: NHM- Natural Historian Museum, University of Applied Arts Vienna –MA Arts & Science, Fine Arts Academy of Vienna –Art and Communication.
January 2014. Vienna, Austria.
- published: 29 Jan 2014
- views: 9416
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 0
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new pro...
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The start of a new day, or a new look at a distant past.
Concept: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Björn Schmelzer
Choreography: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
Created with and danced by Rosas and graindelavoix: Olalla Alemán, Haider Al Timimi, Bostjan Antoncic, Aron Blom , Carlos Garbin, Marie Goudot, Lieven Gouwy, David Hernandez, Matej Kejzar, Mikael Marklund, Tomàs Maxé, Julien Monty, Chrysa Parkinson, Marius Peterson, Michael Pomero, Albert Riera, Gabriel Schenker, Yves Van Handenhove, Sandy Williams
Scenography: Ann Veronica Janssens
Costumes: Anne-Catherine Kunz
Co-production: Rosas, La Monnaie/De Munt (Brussels), Festival d’Avignon, Théâtre de la Ville (Paris), Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, Guimarães 2012, Steirischer Herbst (Graz), deSingel (Antwerp), Concertgebouw Brugge
World Premiere: 16 July, Festival d'Avignon
Camera: Gerard-Jan Claes, Elias Grootaers & Olivia Rochette
https://wn.com/Rosas_Graindelavoix_|_Cesena
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The start of a new day, or a new look at a distant past.
Concept: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Björn Schmelzer
Choreography: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
Created with and danced by Rosas and graindelavoix: Olalla Alemán, Haider Al Timimi, Bostjan Antoncic, Aron Blom , Carlos Garbin, Marie Goudot, Lieven Gouwy, David Hernandez, Matej Kejzar, Mikael Marklund, Tomàs Maxé, Julien Monty, Chrysa Parkinson, Marius Peterson, Michael Pomero, Albert Riera, Gabriel Schenker, Yves Van Handenhove, Sandy Williams
Scenography: Ann Veronica Janssens
Costumes: Anne-Catherine Kunz
Co-production: Rosas, La Monnaie/De Munt (Brussels), Festival d’Avignon, Théâtre de la Ville (Paris), Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, Guimarães 2012, Steirischer Herbst (Graz), deSingel (Antwerp), Concertgebouw Brugge
World Premiere: 16 July, Festival d'Avignon
Camera: Gerard-Jan Claes, Elias Grootaers & Olivia Rochette
- published: 17 Sep 2011
- views: 0
Shadows of aikia - documentation cut
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 1773
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with...
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic interactivity engages both the stage performers and audience to a deeper level of interest and identification.
Another possible interpretation Shadows of aiKia is research and examination of the relationship in between body and its biological existence and system of elements, light and sound, both vibrations in the space existing in due to time line. What is the relationship between human consciousness, space where it’s placed and its perception of time. We reproduce a metaphorical creation of the relativity of those dimensions, according to theory of special relativity, testing the limits of speed and trying to win over the equation defining energy and mass.
The visual and audio elements will be connected with the dancer’s movements speed and rotation, using an Arduino board, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope, which will be the consequences of mind and body reactions onto the audiovisual environment.
The dance and movement will focus on duality and the juxtaposition of one’s ego of light and/or dark shadow in the space defined by and in relationship to the visuals and sound.
The space and time, light and sound will become other shadows of the person in the labyrinth of its existence.
We used Max/jitter, AbletonLive, and built a prototype with Arduino, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope.
both sound and visuals do react depending on the movement of the dancer
official website:
http://cargocollective.com/StratoFyzika/shadows-of-aiKia
sound: https://soundcloud.com/spiritantipode/love_u_ty_tu
StratoFyzika members: Akkamiau / audio (CZ) Alessandra Leone / video (IT) Hen Lovely Bird / movement (USA)
special guests: Giovanni Marco Zaccaria / interactive technology (IT)
Nicolas Berger / creative coding (CH)
curator and production: Laura Biagioni (IT)
https://wn.com/Shadows_Of_Aikia_Documentation_Cut
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic interactivity engages both the stage performers and audience to a deeper level of interest and identification.
Another possible interpretation Shadows of aiKia is research and examination of the relationship in between body and its biological existence and system of elements, light and sound, both vibrations in the space existing in due to time line. What is the relationship between human consciousness, space where it’s placed and its perception of time. We reproduce a metaphorical creation of the relativity of those dimensions, according to theory of special relativity, testing the limits of speed and trying to win over the equation defining energy and mass.
The visual and audio elements will be connected with the dancer’s movements speed and rotation, using an Arduino board, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope, which will be the consequences of mind and body reactions onto the audiovisual environment.
The dance and movement will focus on duality and the juxtaposition of one’s ego of light and/or dark shadow in the space defined by and in relationship to the visuals and sound.
The space and time, light and sound will become other shadows of the person in the labyrinth of its existence.
We used Max/jitter, AbletonLive, and built a prototype with Arduino, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope.
both sound and visuals do react depending on the movement of the dancer
official website:
http://cargocollective.com/StratoFyzika/shadows-of-aiKia
sound: https://soundcloud.com/spiritantipode/love_u_ty_tu
StratoFyzika members: Akkamiau / audio (CZ) Alessandra Leone / video (IT) Hen Lovely Bird / movement (USA)
special guests: Giovanni Marco Zaccaria / interactive technology (IT)
Nicolas Berger / creative coding (CH)
curator and production: Laura Biagioni (IT)
- published: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 1773
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Dancing Stage Max (PS2) full song list
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
published: 13 Oct 2007 -
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
published: 05 Dec 2008 -
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Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction [Vid + LRC]
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
published: 26 Apr 2008 -
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Dancing Stage MAX
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
published: 09 May 2007 -
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Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
i've got 3 boo
published: 16 Mar 2009 -
dancing stage - max 300 x1 5 expert
dancing stage euromix max 300 x1.5 expert
published: 13 Aug 2009 -
Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between: dance, sound and visuals. The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area. The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier. The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors. http://electronicperformers.in/trinity...
published: 26 Apr 2013 -
WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physi...
published: 07 Feb 2011 -
Oscillare first sketches
Oscillare by Electronic Performers Work in progress. First stage and sketches. Second stage April 2009. Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system. Dance: Almu Lua Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009. http://electronicperformers.in
published: 16 Apr 2009 -
TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3" This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions. This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers. We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi. You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up: http://vimeo.com/5082249 First act follows soon...
published: 09 Mar 2009 -
SPACING | facade projection
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging. watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753 "Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting. The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-...
published: 26 Jul 2010 -
WHAT IS UP? | a sitespecific virtual theatre | trailer
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005 „WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010. A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul. By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional ...
published: 07 Feb 2011 -
L'homme transcendé
Suguru Goto L'homme transcendé Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00 Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter) Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime) Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime) Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation) Shinji Sasada (3D image direction) Yuuta Ishii (3D images) Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images) GOGOLfest 2009 http://suguru.goto.free.fr http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
published: 30 May 2010 -
No Cover - Vienna
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes. Credits Ar...
published: 29 Jan 2014 -
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The sta...
published: 17 Sep 2011 -
Shadows of aikia - documentation cut
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic...
published: 25 Jun 2013
Dancing Stage Max (PS2) full song list
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 13 Oct 2007
- views: 19956
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
Full song list for Dancing Stage Max for the PS2.
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_(Ps2)_Full_Song_List
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction - Steps
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 05 Dec 2008
- views: 1998
【Dancing Stage Fusion】PARANOiA MAX (DIRTY MIX)【EXPERT】
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 28 Jul 2016
- views: 72
Dancing Stage Max - Chain Reaction [Vid + LRC]
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 26 Apr 2008
- views: 3807
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_Chain_Reaction_Vid_Lrc
Synced video extracted from the game disc and the lyrics which were made by me. From Dancing Stage Max the best DDR game to grace European shores.
- published: 26 Apr 2008
- views: 3807
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:53
- Updated: 28 Oct 2015
- views: 2328
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
demostration by me
Dancing Stage Fusion ps2
demostration by me
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Fusion_Ps2
Dancing Stage MAX
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:11
- Updated: 09 May 2007
- views: 2851
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max
I got A (233/234).. I missed the last one :( And my friend is just a beginner ;) We know that we are not so good, but this is just for fun :P
- published: 09 May 2007
- views: 2851
【Dancing Stage MegaMix】MAX 300【EXPERT】
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 100
Dancing Stage Max difficult
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 02 Feb 2008
- views: 625
Maria dansar fett
Maria dansar fett
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_Difficult
Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:26
- Updated: 16 Mar 2009
- views: 281
i've got 3 boo
i've got 3 boo
https://wn.com/Dynamite_Rave_Standar_Dancing_Stage_Max
i've got 3 boo
- published: 16 Mar 2009
- views: 281
dancing stage - max 300 x1 5 expert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29
- Updated: 13 Aug 2009
- views: 228
dancing stage euromix
max 300 x1.5 expert
dancing stage euromix
max 300 x1.5 expert
https://wn.com/Dancing_Stage_Max_300_X1_5_Expert
Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:35
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 9613
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is don...
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area.
The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors.
http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html
https://wn.com/Trinity_Trailer_(A_V_Interactive_Dance)
Trinity is a dance performance with high levels of real time interaction and close relationship between:
dance, sound and visuals.
The interactive link is done through a videocamera installed above the stage and under infrared lighting. Besides positional tracking the project is focus in measuring movement qualities as: forces and directions, accelerations, stage position, velocity and body area.
The performance has been created and executed in live using the environment MAX/MSP/JITTER by Cycling74 and the computer vision library CV.JIT by Jean-Marc Pelletier.
The piece has been presented by first time at Festival IDN in Mercat de les Flors (Barcelona) February 2013 and has been created with support from: NU2s, El Graner and Mercat de les Flors.
http://electronicperformers.in/trinity_en.html
- published: 26 Apr 2013
- views: 9613
WHAT IS UP? | a site-specific virtual theatre | documentation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:28
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 34817
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed dur...
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server
www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/What_Is_Up_|_A_Site_Specific_Virtual_Theatre_|_Documentation
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
Box construction: Falk Richter, Sasa Kloos, Dr. Wolfgang Fendrich, Rene de Vries
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server
www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 34817
Oscillare first sketches
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:11
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 829
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wirele...
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system.
Dance: Almu Lua
Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI
Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino
With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009.
http://electronicperformers.in
https://wn.com/Oscillare_First_Sketches
Oscillare by Electronic Performers
Work in progress. First stage and sketches.
Second stage April 2009.
Interactive multimedia dance piece that involve wireless sensor system with accelerometers and gyroscopes to catch dancer movements and trigger/manipulate the sound and video system.
Dance: Almu Lua
Audio : Lectromind using Ableton Live + Access Virus TI
Video : Oscar Sol using Max/Msp/Jitter and Arduino
With support of Hangar and Nau Ivanow, 2009.
http://electronicperformers.in
- published: 16 Apr 2009
- views: 829
TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:39
- Updated: 23 Jun 2014
- views: 1951
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "Tim...
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3"
This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions.
This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers.
We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi.
You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up:
http://vimeo.com/5082249
First act follows soon...
https://wn.com/Timemap_3_Software_Programming
Welcome to our world of cables, curls and code. This is a clip from an early stage of the softwaredevelopment for the Recoil Performance Group production; "TimeMap # 3"
This video is primarily intended for the openFrameworks coders ... it might be all mombo jumbo if you live in other dimensions.
This modern dance performance was showing in Copenhagen from April 16th 2009, working with a.o. Tina Tarpgaard and Jonas Jongejan and our three magnificent dancers.
We coded in openfameworks using the bullet physics library and openmp, interacting with isadora, qlab, grandMA and max msp via osc and midi.
You can see the full performance online, 2nd act is up:
http://vimeo.com/5082249
First act follows soon...
- published: 09 Mar 2009
- views: 1951
SPACING | facade projection
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:45
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 35243
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a sit...
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging.
watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
"Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting.
The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-video-mapping. As a result of this abstraction the observers percipience switches between graphical and spatial, depending on the dancers as the frame of reference. The dancer defines the spatial latitude through his presence and movement. Lumentecture’s versatile design elements allow a visualization of the interdependency between the dancer and the surrounding space, also referred to in contemporary dancing. The projection’s direct urban surrounding was another reference point. At the narrow, almost constricted projection-site in the “Stubengasse”, the building projected on takes up the entire field of view. The audience has to turn left and right during the show, in order to overlook the whole façade. Both the given sense of space and the resulting, special characteristics of the narration are woven into the projection.
title: Spacing
building: Stubengasse Münster
dancers: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
choreography: Constantin Georgescu
concept: Till Botterweck
art direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
graphic design: Daniel Rossa, Till Botterweck
sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
producer: Thorsten Bauer
technical director: Thorsten Bauer
produced for: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
realized with: Wings VIOSO Server - www.VIOSO.com
more on www.urbanscreen.com
Spacing ist eine 70m x 20m weite Architekturprojektion produziert für die internationale Tanztage Münster im Mai 2010. In "Spacing" verbinden sich Grafik, Tanz und Architektur zu einer szenographischen Inszenierung.
Eindrücke von der Produktion gibt es unter : http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
Spacing ist der Versuch Attribute der tänzerischen Choreografie in eine Lumentektur-Inszenierung zu übersetzen. Motion Grafik und Videomapping sind durch die Choreografie maßgeblich inspiriert, behaupten aber stets ihr eigenes ästhetisches und räumliches Konzept. Ein Hauptaspekt war es, Grafiken zu produzieren, deren räumliche Deutung erst durch die Bewegung und Präsenz des Tänzers wahrnehmbar wird und somit eine Bühne für die Darsteller entsteht. Die virtuellen Räume sind nur grafisch angedeutet und es wurde bewusst auf 3d Videomapping, also die exakte Nachbildung von Realität verzichtet. Durch diese Abstraktion orientiert sich der Betrachter zwischen grafischer Wahrnehmung und räumlicher Wahrnehmung, injiziert durch den Menschen als definierendes Bezugssystem. In gleicher Funktion definiert der Tänzer auch die Ausdehnung des Raumes durch seine Präsenz und Dynamik. Die freien Gestaltungsmittel der Lumentektur erlauben hier eine Visualisierung der Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Tänzer und den Ihm umgebenden Raum, eine zentrales Gestaltungsmittel im zeitgenössischem Tanz. Auch das Umfeld der Projektion war in seinen Besonderheiten Bezugspunkt. In der beengten Situation der Staubengasse nimmt das Gebäude den gesamten Blick-Horizont ein und zwing den Zuschauer zum Umschauen um Spielfläche vollständig zu Überblicken. Das dadurch vorhandene Raumgefühl wie auch die Besonderheiten in der Erzählweise wurden in der Projektion verarbeitet.
Title: Spacing
Gebäude: Stubengasse Münster
Tanz: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
Choreographie: Constantin Georgescu
Konzept: Till Botterweck
Art Direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
Compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
Graphik-Design: Daniel Rossa,
Sound-Design: Jonas Wiese
Produzent: Thorsten Bauer
Technik: Thorsten Bauer
produziert für: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/Spacing_|_Facade_Projection
A 70m*20m large architecture-projection produced for the “Internationale Tanztage Münster” in May 2010. Dance, graphics, sound and architecture united to a site specific scenographic staging.
watch the SPACING production-video: http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
"Spacing" is a translation of certain aspects of choreography into a lumentecture-setting.
The lead-inspiration for the motion graphics and the video-mapping is the choreography, even though both maintain their self-contained aesthetical and spatial concept. Developing the graphics, the main focus lay on having a spatial interpretation discernable only through presence and movement of the dancers. This creates the appearance of a stage. The virtual three-dimensionality is merely hinted at graphically, deliberately relinquishing a 3D-video-mapping. As a result of this abstraction the observers percipience switches between graphical and spatial, depending on the dancers as the frame of reference. The dancer defines the spatial latitude through his presence and movement. Lumentecture’s versatile design elements allow a visualization of the interdependency between the dancer and the surrounding space, also referred to in contemporary dancing. The projection’s direct urban surrounding was another reference point. At the narrow, almost constricted projection-site in the “Stubengasse”, the building projected on takes up the entire field of view. The audience has to turn left and right during the show, in order to overlook the whole façade. Both the given sense of space and the resulting, special characteristics of the narration are woven into the projection.
title: Spacing
building: Stubengasse Münster
dancers: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
choreography: Constantin Georgescu
concept: Till Botterweck
art direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
graphic design: Daniel Rossa, Till Botterweck
sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
producer: Thorsten Bauer
technical director: Thorsten Bauer
produced for: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
realized with: Wings VIOSO Server - www.VIOSO.com
more on www.urbanscreen.com
Spacing ist eine 70m x 20m weite Architekturprojektion produziert für die internationale Tanztage Münster im Mai 2010. In "Spacing" verbinden sich Grafik, Tanz und Architektur zu einer szenographischen Inszenierung.
Eindrücke von der Produktion gibt es unter : http://www.vimeo.com/14502753
Spacing ist der Versuch Attribute der tänzerischen Choreografie in eine Lumentektur-Inszenierung zu übersetzen. Motion Grafik und Videomapping sind durch die Choreografie maßgeblich inspiriert, behaupten aber stets ihr eigenes ästhetisches und räumliches Konzept. Ein Hauptaspekt war es, Grafiken zu produzieren, deren räumliche Deutung erst durch die Bewegung und Präsenz des Tänzers wahrnehmbar wird und somit eine Bühne für die Darsteller entsteht. Die virtuellen Räume sind nur grafisch angedeutet und es wurde bewusst auf 3d Videomapping, also die exakte Nachbildung von Realität verzichtet. Durch diese Abstraktion orientiert sich der Betrachter zwischen grafischer Wahrnehmung und räumlicher Wahrnehmung, injiziert durch den Menschen als definierendes Bezugssystem. In gleicher Funktion definiert der Tänzer auch die Ausdehnung des Raumes durch seine Präsenz und Dynamik. Die freien Gestaltungsmittel der Lumentektur erlauben hier eine Visualisierung der Wechselbeziehungen zwischen Tänzer und den Ihm umgebenden Raum, eine zentrales Gestaltungsmittel im zeitgenössischem Tanz. Auch das Umfeld der Projektion war in seinen Besonderheiten Bezugspunkt. In der beengten Situation der Staubengasse nimmt das Gebäude den gesamten Blick-Horizont ein und zwing den Zuschauer zum Umschauen um Spielfläche vollständig zu Überblicken. Das dadurch vorhandene Raumgefühl wie auch die Besonderheiten in der Erzählweise wurden in der Projektion verarbeitet.
Title: Spacing
Gebäude: Stubengasse Münster
Tanz: Mimi Jeong, Magali Sander Fett, Leonardo Diana
Choreographie: Constantin Georgescu
Konzept: Till Botterweck
Art Direction: Till Botterweck, Max Görgen
Compositing: Max Görgen, David Starmann
Graphik-Design: Daniel Rossa,
Sound-Design: Jonas Wiese
Produzent: Thorsten Bauer
Technik: Thorsten Bauer
produziert für: Theater im Pumpenhaus, Münster
Internationale Tanztage Münster
Theaterfestival "Statements"
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 26 Jul 2010
- views: 35243
WHAT IS UP? | a sitespecific virtual theatre | trailer
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 12785
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwell...
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
https://wn.com/What_Is_Up_|_A_Sitespecific_Virtual_Theatre_|_Trailer
see the full documentation of the project here: http://vimeo.com/19671005
„WHAT IS UP?“ is an architectural projection on „de Pakkerij“ - a typical Dutch dwelling house in the city center of Enschede / Netherland. It was performed during the International Festival of Arts “Grenswerk” on the 25th of September 2010.
A house located in a dark street. A young man ambles along the sidewalk and returns home. He enters his own leisure area and sheltered home in order to withdraw from the outer world. In its surrealistic occurrence that space does not refer to any realistic scenario. The projection bypasses any extended borderline framing human intimacy - and gives a deep insight to our protagonist`s soul.
By means of a precise fitting projection the whole house turns into a three-dimensional vast room hosting a human being of huge proportions. The conventional physical laws appear to be repealed and strangely linked to the mental processes of the protagonist. Sudden changes of gravity or mysterious modifications of the walls take place. The house seems to have a life of its own.
The house facade thereby marks the dividing membrane between a private sphere and the public space where the audience is located. The architectural surface is staged as a boundary layer similar to human clothing - the facade acts as an interface to people’s deepest privacy. The projection screens this separating layer and provides an intimate view of the young man`s inner life to the audience.
“WHAT IS UP?” focuses on the question of how someone reacts if nothing is like it used to be. The basic Idea was to reflect upon our constructions of inside and outside. It examines the relation between defined physical boundaries of our living environment and the limits of our distinct “soul space“. Despite being challenged by extraordinary occurrences the main character deals with all unexpected effects in a playful way. He easily comes up with solutions. He dances life and simply says ‘WHAT IS UP?’.
Actors: Constantin Georgescu, Angela Kecinski, Till Botterweck
Concept / art direction: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen
Compositing: Thorsten Bauer, Max Goergen, Till Botterweck
3D Operator: Peter Pflug
Sound design: Jonas Wiese (http://soundcloud.com/jonaswiese)
Set Assistant: Moritz Horn, Andy Rosenthal
Producer: Urbanscreen
Produced for “Grenswerk-Kunstenfestival Enschede”
Realized with: Wings VIOSO Server www.VIOSO.com
Video edit: Jonas Wiese
Bass clarinet: Tomppu Houtari
An www.URBANSCREEN.com production
http://www.facebook.com/urbanscreen
- published: 07 Feb 2011
- views: 12785
L'homme transcendé
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 801
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jit...
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter)
Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime)
Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime)
Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation)
Shinji Sasada (3D image direction)
Yuuta Ishii (3D images)
Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images)
GOGOLfest 2009
http://suguru.goto.free.fr
http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
https://wn.com/L'Homme_Transcendé
Suguru Goto
L'homme transcendé
Date: September 20, 2009, Sunday 19.00
Place: Concert stage, Arsenal, Kiev, Ukraine
Suguru Goto (Concept, Music and Max/MSP/Jitter)
Shu Okuno (BodySuit I Performance: Dance, Mime)
Bijuree (BodySuit II Performance: Dance, Mime)
Japan Electronics College (3D images support and cooperation)
Shinji Sasada (3D image direction)
Yuuta Ishii (3D images)
Tetsuya Sasaki (3D images)
GOGOLfest 2009
http://suguru.goto.free.fr
http://sugurugoto.blogspot.com/
- published: 30 May 2010
- views: 801
No Cover - Vienna
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- Duration: 4:41
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 9416
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatia...
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes.
Credits
Artistic directors and collaboration: Lilly Pfalzer and Sergio Valenzuela.
Creation and Performance: Isabella Bugnits, Irati Alonso, Paula Montecinos, Francesca Manfreda, Lilly Pfalzer, Domi Dorf, Danilo Sepúlveda, Jakob Egger y Sergio Valenzuela.
Theoretical collaboration: Robert Bücker, Renate Quehenberger and Elisabeth Zimmenmann.
Stage Design Collaborator: Jenny Schleif
Photography: Max Kropitz.
Graphic Design: Zahra Shahabi.
Video shooting Anja Kohlweiss and Alex Anders.
Edition: Sergio Valenzuela.
Institutions: NHM- Natural Historian Museum, University of Applied Arts Vienna –MA Arts & Science, Fine Arts Academy of Vienna –Art and Communication.
January 2014. Vienna, Austria.
https://wn.com/No_Cover_Vienna
“No Cover” is a project of dance and science inspired by the geometric form of a dodecahedron. Conceptually, it is based on the study of the temporal and spatial observations of phenomena under the laws of quantum mechanics. The work is composed of 6 different geometric costumes, which allow the development of 6 choreographies. The result is an experience that will be performed in front of an audience. The central idea revolves around the experiment of the performance itself, where failure in execution will be observed in relation to costume appropriation. The 18-month long research project comes to a close at the time and space of the Mise-en-scène. Here the audience will witness the entire process of the project; ranging from testing and exercising, to consuming the costumes.
Credits
Artistic directors and collaboration: Lilly Pfalzer and Sergio Valenzuela.
Creation and Performance: Isabella Bugnits, Irati Alonso, Paula Montecinos, Francesca Manfreda, Lilly Pfalzer, Domi Dorf, Danilo Sepúlveda, Jakob Egger y Sergio Valenzuela.
Theoretical collaboration: Robert Bücker, Renate Quehenberger and Elisabeth Zimmenmann.
Stage Design Collaborator: Jenny Schleif
Photography: Max Kropitz.
Graphic Design: Zahra Shahabi.
Video shooting Anja Kohlweiss and Alex Anders.
Edition: Sergio Valenzuela.
Institutions: NHM- Natural Historian Museum, University of Applied Arts Vienna –MA Arts & Science, Fine Arts Academy of Vienna –Art and Communication.
January 2014. Vienna, Austria.
- published: 29 Jan 2014
- views: 9416
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
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- Duration: 2:30
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 0
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new pro...
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The start of a new day, or a new look at a distant past.
Concept: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Björn Schmelzer
Choreography: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
Created with and danced by Rosas and graindelavoix: Olalla Alemán, Haider Al Timimi, Bostjan Antoncic, Aron Blom , Carlos Garbin, Marie Goudot, Lieven Gouwy, David Hernandez, Matej Kejzar, Mikael Marklund, Tomàs Maxé, Julien Monty, Chrysa Parkinson, Marius Peterson, Michael Pomero, Albert Riera, Gabriel Schenker, Yves Van Handenhove, Sandy Williams
Scenography: Ann Veronica Janssens
Costumes: Anne-Catherine Kunz
Co-production: Rosas, La Monnaie/De Munt (Brussels), Festival d’Avignon, Théâtre de la Ville (Paris), Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, Guimarães 2012, Steirischer Herbst (Graz), deSingel (Antwerp), Concertgebouw Brugge
World Premiere: 16 July, Festival d'Avignon
Camera: Gerard-Jan Claes, Elias Grootaers & Olivia Rochette
https://wn.com/Rosas_Graindelavoix_|_Cesena
Rosas & graindelavoix | CESENA
For Cesena Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker and Rosas worked closely with Björn Schmelzer and his graindelavoix ensemble. This new production might almost be called the counterpart to its predecessor, En Atendant. Whereas in that piece the twilight merged almost imperceptibly into night, this piece heralds the start of the day. The stage is shared by 19 dancers and singers who explore the limits of their ability. Dancers sing and singers dance, once again in dialogue with the wilful 14th-century scores of the Ars Subtilior. For the third time, Ann Veronica Janssens has collaborated with Rosas for the set design, providing a sculpture of passing time, of the constant transformation of what is around us and of what only becomes visible in the course of time. The start of a new day, or a new look at a distant past.
Concept: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, Björn Schmelzer
Choreography: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
Created with and danced by Rosas and graindelavoix: Olalla Alemán, Haider Al Timimi, Bostjan Antoncic, Aron Blom , Carlos Garbin, Marie Goudot, Lieven Gouwy, David Hernandez, Matej Kejzar, Mikael Marklund, Tomàs Maxé, Julien Monty, Chrysa Parkinson, Marius Peterson, Michael Pomero, Albert Riera, Gabriel Schenker, Yves Van Handenhove, Sandy Williams
Scenography: Ann Veronica Janssens
Costumes: Anne-Catherine Kunz
Co-production: Rosas, La Monnaie/De Munt (Brussels), Festival d’Avignon, Théâtre de la Ville (Paris), Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Festival Oude Muziek Utrecht, Guimarães 2012, Steirischer Herbst (Graz), deSingel (Antwerp), Concertgebouw Brugge
World Premiere: 16 July, Festival d'Avignon
Camera: Gerard-Jan Claes, Elias Grootaers & Olivia Rochette
- published: 17 Sep 2011
- views: 0
Shadows of aikia - documentation cut
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- Duration: 3:39
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 1773
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with...
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic interactivity engages both the stage performers and audience to a deeper level of interest and identification.
Another possible interpretation Shadows of aiKia is research and examination of the relationship in between body and its biological existence and system of elements, light and sound, both vibrations in the space existing in due to time line. What is the relationship between human consciousness, space where it’s placed and its perception of time. We reproduce a metaphorical creation of the relativity of those dimensions, according to theory of special relativity, testing the limits of speed and trying to win over the equation defining energy and mass.
The visual and audio elements will be connected with the dancer’s movements speed and rotation, using an Arduino board, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope, which will be the consequences of mind and body reactions onto the audiovisual environment.
The dance and movement will focus on duality and the juxtaposition of one’s ego of light and/or dark shadow in the space defined by and in relationship to the visuals and sound.
The space and time, light and sound will become other shadows of the person in the labyrinth of its existence.
We used Max/jitter, AbletonLive, and built a prototype with Arduino, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope.
both sound and visuals do react depending on the movement of the dancer
official website:
http://cargocollective.com/StratoFyzika/shadows-of-aiKia
sound: https://soundcloud.com/spiritantipode/love_u_ty_tu
StratoFyzika members: Akkamiau / audio (CZ) Alessandra Leone / video (IT) Hen Lovely Bird / movement (USA)
special guests: Giovanni Marco Zaccaria / interactive technology (IT)
Nicolas Berger / creative coding (CH)
curator and production: Laura Biagioni (IT)
https://wn.com/Shadows_Of_Aikia_Documentation_Cut
For this performance art piece we design an environment where the stage performers are not bound to static expressions of sound and visuals. We are working with behavior-based approaches in reaction with interactive software settings for sound and visuals. These approaches and technologies affect the environment; adjusting the situations of appearance of shadows, their recognition as mirror effect and projections, their acceptance in the complex of the personality, change of the position of ego towards those elements. We want to achieve an emotional and physical sensation for the audience where the sound and visuals are in interaction with the dancer embodying the space we will create. This will be done with original visual and audio content, software and hardware interaction. This dynamic interactivity engages both the stage performers and audience to a deeper level of interest and identification.
Another possible interpretation Shadows of aiKia is research and examination of the relationship in between body and its biological existence and system of elements, light and sound, both vibrations in the space existing in due to time line. What is the relationship between human consciousness, space where it’s placed and its perception of time. We reproduce a metaphorical creation of the relativity of those dimensions, according to theory of special relativity, testing the limits of speed and trying to win over the equation defining energy and mass.
The visual and audio elements will be connected with the dancer’s movements speed and rotation, using an Arduino board, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope, which will be the consequences of mind and body reactions onto the audiovisual environment.
The dance and movement will focus on duality and the juxtaposition of one’s ego of light and/or dark shadow in the space defined by and in relationship to the visuals and sound.
The space and time, light and sound will become other shadows of the person in the labyrinth of its existence.
We used Max/jitter, AbletonLive, and built a prototype with Arduino, 1 accelerometer and 1 gyroscope.
both sound and visuals do react depending on the movement of the dancer
official website:
http://cargocollective.com/StratoFyzika/shadows-of-aiKia
sound: https://soundcloud.com/spiritantipode/love_u_ty_tu
StratoFyzika members: Akkamiau / audio (CZ) Alessandra Leone / video (IT) Hen Lovely Bird / movement (USA)
special guests: Giovanni Marco Zaccaria / interactive technology (IT)
Nicolas Berger / creative coding (CH)
curator and production: Laura Biagioni (IT)
- published: 25 Jun 2013
- views: 1773
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Malia Obama Lollapalooza Stage Dancing Cashmere Cat, Max Miller Conc
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published: 31 Jul 2016 -
Mega Man Zero 4 Music
Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) was developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom. The soundtrack was composed by Ippo Yamada, Masaki Suzuki, Luna Umegaki, and Shinichi Itakura. Tracklist: 1. Title IV (0:00) 2. Return to Zero II (Prologue) (0:12) 3. Exodus (Caravan Chase - Prison Escape) (2:15) 4. Caravan - Hope for Freedom (Opening Stage) (5:22) 5. Holy Land (Area Zero Camp) (8:59) 6. Elves Dance (Items - Cyber-Elf Menu) (12:01) 7. Esperanto (Opening Stage 2 - Area Zero) (12:21) 8. Fragile Border (Tension) (14:43) 9. Visor Eyes (Mission Briefing) (17:42) 10. Max Heat (Heat Genblem Stage) (19:14) 11. Deep Blue (Tech Kraken Stage) (21:31) 12. Celestial Gardens (Pegasolta Eclair Stage) (23:58) 13. Queen of the Hurt (Noble Mandrago Stage) (26:05) 14. Showdown (Area Zero Camp Mission) (28:26) 15....
published: 30 May 2016 -
MAKEUP CHAT Mi historia de BULLYING
Hola de nuevo!!! Un vídeo sumamente especial en donde comparto con ustedes un pedacito de mi, de mi vida y de mi historia. Muchas personas sufrieron o sufren actualmente de acoso. Es una realidad que no nos es ajena y que espero que con este vídeo de alguna forma poder aportar un grano de arena desde mi experiencia por esta realidad tan poco feliz. Si queres ver otros vídeos: COMO ARREGLO MI PELO: http://bit.ly/1WfkwrL MI BASE FAVORITA http://bit.ly/1MY3l8P Si te interesa saber que use en este maquillaje: BENEFIT: Stay Flawless Primer MAC: Studio Finish Concealer ILLAMASQUA: Skin Base Foundation LOREAL: Magic lumi concealer KAT VON D: Shade and Light MAC: Brow pencil ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS: Dip brow pomade ESSENCE: I♥ Stage Primer de sombras MAC: Warm Palette tonos: Warm Breeze-B...
published: 08 Apr 2016 -
Dennis Infante x Strife | Monthly Mixtape
*DOWNLOAD LINK HERE!* http://www.soulo1200s.com/2014/07/dennis-infante-x-strife-monthly-mixtape-series-july/ Dennis Infante is a dancer and DJ from the Bay Area, CA. He currently dances with SF's locking crew, GroovMekanex, and also The MuthaFunkers. He remains active in the dance community whether it's on stage, in cyphers/battles, or judging/DJing at various events, and is also the co-founder of onecypher.com, street dance website. Throughout the course of his dance/DJ life, Dennis has shared stages with artists like Vikter Duplaix, Rich Medina, Evelyn Champagne King, Pete Rock, Premier, Black Eyed Peas, Rahzel, Souls of Mischief, Jesse Boykins III, Teeko, Max Kane, Swift Rock, Goldenchyld, and also played at jams such as Mighty 4, Freestyle Session, All The Way Live, SouthBound x Ho...
published: 04 Jul 2014 -
The Cramps - Songs the Lord Taught Us - FULL ALBUM
An Awesome Record. www.thecramps.com 0:00 TV Set 3:12 Rock on the Moon 5:06 Garbageman 8:43 I was a Teenage Werewolf 11:46 Sunglasses After Dark 15:34 The Mad Daddy 19:23 Mystery Plane 22:07 Zombie Dance 24:02 What's Behind the Mask 26:08 Strychnine 28:33 I'm Cramped 31:11 Tear it Up 33:44 Fever 38:01 I was a Teenage Werewolf (with false start) 42:49 Mystery Plane (original mix) 45:30 Twist and Shout 48:03 I'm Cramped (original mix) 50:40 The Mad Daddy (original mix) www.thecramps.com In the spring of 1976, The CRAMPS began to fester in a NYC apartment. Without fresh air or natural light, the group developed its uniquely mutant strain of rock'n'roll aided only by the sickly blue rays of late night TV. While the jackhammer rhythms of punk were proliferating in NYC, The CRAMPS dove into th...
published: 23 Apr 2013 -
Max Schneider Interview | AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy
Cathy Kelley interviews special guest Max Schneider! Subscribe on YouTube: http://youtube.com/afterbuzztv Comment Below! AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy edition, is a long form interview series featuring young personalities discussing their roles and careers as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Cathy Kelley interviews Max Schneider. Actor/Singer Max Schneider began performing at the age of three and hasn't stopped since. He started off singing and dancing for family and friends on his living room table, but ended up singing and dancing on a Broadway stage. He began his professional career in the Broadway musical, 13, and things just set off from there. Shortly after 13 closed, Max booked a guest starring role on "Law and Order SVU." He...
published: 28 May 2015 -
Millennium Event Dance Stage Club Compilation - Release Two ( 2000 )
Trackliste 1-01 –DJ Taylor & FLOw - Was Ist Zeit? (Tom Stevens vs. Lac Terra Remix) 6:03 1-02 –Max Deejay - U Got 2 Let The Music (Extended Mix) 4:37 1-03 –DJ Valium - Go Right For (Extended Mix Instrumental) 3:18 1-04 –Yakooza - Drugs (DJ Wag Remix) 2:24 1-05 –Floorfilla - Anthem #2 (DJ Cerla Floorfiller Mix) 2:57 1-06 –Mike Spawn - The Thrill (DJ Uweg Club Mix) 2:03 1-07 –Candy Girls - Bom Da De (Mac Zimms Hardclub Mix) 3:39 1-08 –D_Formaz - Stargate (Kay Cee Remix) 2:58 1-09 –Monsoon (6) - Carlotta's Day (Club Mix) 3:38 1-10 –Tillmann Uhrmacher - Bassfly (DJ Tibby Remix) 3:15 1-11 –Kay Cee* - Millennium Strings (Club Mix) 2:57 1-12 –DJ Teeno - Jabdah (Club Mix) 4:33 1-13 –Fridge II* - Angel (Club Mix) 5:43 1-14 –Culture Beat - Inside Out (Not Normal Mix) 2:26 2-01 –Embargo* - Hysteri...
published: 20 Nov 2016 -
Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 GBA Music
This is music from Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 for the Game Boy Advance. Enjoy listening. Mega Man Zero 3 (2004) 01 Title III 02 Neo Arcadia March 03 Forbidden Ark 04 Break Out (Crashed Ship Intro Stage) 05 Darkness Over World 06 Exiled One - Omega - 07 Omega Battle 08 Curse of Bile 09 Prismatic (Resisitance Base) 10 Visor Eyes 11 Volcano (Agnis Volcano) 12 Water City (Maritime Highway) 13 Reborn Mechanics (Recycling Factory) 14 Old Life Space (Residential District) 15 Cre'er and Prier 16 Crash III (Midboss Battle) 17 X, The Legend 18 Final Count Down (Missile Factory 1) 19 Omega Missile (Missile Factory 2) 20 Darkelf 21 For Endless Fight III (Twilight Desert) 22 Sand Triangle II (Antrey Forest) 23 Infiltration II (Ice Frontline Base) 24 Neo Arcadia III (Area X2 - Copy X II) 25 Cold Smile (Energ...
published: 15 Nov 2016 -
Pirates Of Penzance (1 of 3)
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012 FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance. Act 1 Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederi...
published: 29 Dec 2014 -
Pirates Of Penzance (2 of 3)
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012 FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance. Act 1 Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederi...
published: 29 Dec 2014
Malia Obama Lollapalooza Stage Dancing Cashmere Cat, Max Miller Conc
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- Duration: 45:16
- Updated: 31 Jul 2016
- views: 9
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- published: 31 Jul 2016
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Mega Man Zero 4 Music
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:24:09
- Updated: 30 May 2016
- views: 4159
Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) was developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom. The soundtrack was composed by Ippo Yamada, Masaki Suzuki, Luna Umegaki, and Shini...
Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) was developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom. The soundtrack was composed by Ippo Yamada, Masaki Suzuki, Luna Umegaki, and Shinichi Itakura.
Tracklist:
1. Title IV (0:00)
2. Return to Zero II (Prologue) (0:12)
3. Exodus (Caravan Chase - Prison Escape) (2:15)
4. Caravan - Hope for Freedom (Opening Stage) (5:22)
5. Holy Land (Area Zero Camp) (8:59)
6. Elves Dance (Items - Cyber-Elf Menu) (12:01)
7. Esperanto (Opening Stage 2 - Area Zero) (12:21)
8. Fragile Border (Tension) (14:43)
9. Visor Eyes (Mission Briefing) (17:42)
10. Max Heat (Heat Genblem Stage) (19:14)
11. Deep Blue (Tech Kraken Stage) (21:31)
12. Celestial Gardens (Pegasolta Eclair Stage) (23:58)
13. Queen of the Hurt (Noble Mandrago Stage) (26:05)
14. Showdown (Area Zero Camp Mission) (28:26)
15. Cage of Tyrant (Prison Stage) (30:34)
16. Fate - Theme of Vile (Boss Appearance) (33:05)
17. Blaze Down (Sol Titanion Stage) (33:53)
18. Sleeping Beast (Fenri Lunaedge Stage) (36:06)
19. Magnetic Rumble (Mino Magnus Stage) (38:09)
20. Blackheart Beat (Popla Cocapetri Stage) (40:25)
21. Crash IV (Mid-Boss Battle) (42:53)
22. Straight Ahead (Ragnarok Control Room Stage) (45:52)
23. Craft (Theme of Craft) (48:42)
24. Power Field (Craft Battle) (52:00)
25. Rust and Dust (Ragnarok Devastation) (54:14)
26. Crossover Station (Large Transmission Base Stage) (56:21)
27. Cyber Space (Cyberspace Mission) (58:42)
28. Ragnarok (Ragnarok Core - Final Stage) (1:01:10)
29. On the Edge (Crisis Theme) (1:08:43)
30. Nothing Beats (Boss Battle) (1:10:48)
31. Falling Down (Final Battle) (1:13:00)
32. Ciel d’aube (Epilogue) (1:16:08)
33. Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme) (1:20:49)
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Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) was developed by Inti Creates and published by Capcom. The soundtrack was composed by Ippo Yamada, Masaki Suzuki, Luna Umegaki, and Shinichi Itakura.
Tracklist:
1. Title IV (0:00)
2. Return to Zero II (Prologue) (0:12)
3. Exodus (Caravan Chase - Prison Escape) (2:15)
4. Caravan - Hope for Freedom (Opening Stage) (5:22)
5. Holy Land (Area Zero Camp) (8:59)
6. Elves Dance (Items - Cyber-Elf Menu) (12:01)
7. Esperanto (Opening Stage 2 - Area Zero) (12:21)
8. Fragile Border (Tension) (14:43)
9. Visor Eyes (Mission Briefing) (17:42)
10. Max Heat (Heat Genblem Stage) (19:14)
11. Deep Blue (Tech Kraken Stage) (21:31)
12. Celestial Gardens (Pegasolta Eclair Stage) (23:58)
13. Queen of the Hurt (Noble Mandrago Stage) (26:05)
14. Showdown (Area Zero Camp Mission) (28:26)
15. Cage of Tyrant (Prison Stage) (30:34)
16. Fate - Theme of Vile (Boss Appearance) (33:05)
17. Blaze Down (Sol Titanion Stage) (33:53)
18. Sleeping Beast (Fenri Lunaedge Stage) (36:06)
19. Magnetic Rumble (Mino Magnus Stage) (38:09)
20. Blackheart Beat (Popla Cocapetri Stage) (40:25)
21. Crash IV (Mid-Boss Battle) (42:53)
22. Straight Ahead (Ragnarok Control Room Stage) (45:52)
23. Craft (Theme of Craft) (48:42)
24. Power Field (Craft Battle) (52:00)
25. Rust and Dust (Ragnarok Devastation) (54:14)
26. Crossover Station (Large Transmission Base Stage) (56:21)
27. Cyber Space (Cyberspace Mission) (58:42)
28. Ragnarok (Ragnarok Core - Final Stage) (1:01:10)
29. On the Edge (Crisis Theme) (1:08:43)
30. Nothing Beats (Boss Battle) (1:10:48)
31. Falling Down (Final Battle) (1:13:00)
32. Ciel d’aube (Epilogue) (1:16:08)
33. Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme) (1:20:49)
- published: 30 May 2016
- views: 4159
MAKEUP CHAT Mi historia de BULLYING
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- Duration: 43:28
- Updated: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 1864
Hola de nuevo!!! Un vídeo sumamente especial en donde comparto con ustedes un pedacito de mi, de mi vida y de mi historia.
Muchas personas sufrieron o sufren a...
Hola de nuevo!!! Un vídeo sumamente especial en donde comparto con ustedes un pedacito de mi, de mi vida y de mi historia.
Muchas personas sufrieron o sufren actualmente de acoso. Es una realidad que no nos es ajena y que espero que con este vídeo de alguna forma poder aportar un grano de arena desde mi experiencia por esta realidad tan poco feliz.
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ESSENCE: I♥ Stage Primer de sombras
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Hola de nuevo!!! Un vídeo sumamente especial en donde comparto con ustedes un pedacito de mi, de mi vida y de mi historia.
Muchas personas sufrieron o sufren actualmente de acoso. Es una realidad que no nos es ajena y que espero que con este vídeo de alguna forma poder aportar un grano de arena desde mi experiencia por esta realidad tan poco feliz.
Si queres ver otros vídeos:
COMO ARREGLO MI PELO:
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MI BASE FAVORITA
http://bit.ly/1MY3l8P
Si te interesa saber que use en este maquillaje:
BENEFIT: Stay Flawless Primer
MAC: Studio Finish Concealer
ILLAMASQUA: Skin Base Foundation
LOREAL: Magic lumi concealer
KAT VON D: Shade and Light
MAC: Brow pencil
ANASTASIA BEVERLY HILLS: Dip brow pomade
ESSENCE: I♥ Stage Primer de sombras
MAC: Warm Palette tonos: Warm Breeze-Butterfudge-Gingersnap
Dance in the dark (para el delineado con sombra)
TOO FACED: Better than Sex Mascara
MILANI: 05 luminoso (rubor)
MAX FACTOR: Bewitching Coral 827 (labial)
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- published: 08 Apr 2016
- views: 1864
Dennis Infante x Strife | Monthly Mixtape
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:11:41
- Updated: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 17400
*DOWNLOAD LINK HERE!*
http://www.soulo1200s.com/2014/07/dennis-infante-x-strife-monthly-mixtape-series-july/
Dennis Infante is a dancer and DJ from the Bay Ar...
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Dennis Infante is a dancer and DJ from the Bay Area, CA. He currently dances with SF's locking crew, GroovMekanex, and also The MuthaFunkers. He remains active in the dance community whether it's on stage, in cyphers/battles, or judging/DJing at various events, and is also the co-founder of onecypher.com, street dance website.
Throughout the course of his dance/DJ life, Dennis has shared stages with artists like Vikter Duplaix, Rich Medina, Evelyn Champagne King, Pete Rock, Premier, Black Eyed Peas, Rahzel, Souls of Mischief, Jesse Boykins III, Teeko, Max Kane, Swift Rock, Goldenchyld, and also played at jams such as Mighty 4, Freestyle Session, All The Way Live, SouthBound x House Dance Conference, and The 3Styles Battle.
Dennis's sound stays close to his roots in soul, funk, jazz, golden era hip-hop and house. Regardless of what "genre" you may hear him play, he is a firm believer that good music comes in all forms. Having played at parties ranging from Motown On Mondays, Deep SF, Salted, Soulgasm, Kill The Radio, Yes We Can Can, Styles Upon Styles, Summer Soul Festival, Jazz Fiends, So What?!, M Sessions, Dy-no-mite, Strength in Flavor, The Pick Up, Clandestine, and Hot Buttered Soul.
For more info, DJ mixes, classes, or performances, check out Dennis's website at www.soulo1200s.com
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Dennis Infante is a dancer and DJ from the Bay Area, CA. He currently dances with SF's locking crew, GroovMekanex, and also The MuthaFunkers. He remains active in the dance community whether it's on stage, in cyphers/battles, or judging/DJing at various events, and is also the co-founder of onecypher.com, street dance website.
Throughout the course of his dance/DJ life, Dennis has shared stages with artists like Vikter Duplaix, Rich Medina, Evelyn Champagne King, Pete Rock, Premier, Black Eyed Peas, Rahzel, Souls of Mischief, Jesse Boykins III, Teeko, Max Kane, Swift Rock, Goldenchyld, and also played at jams such as Mighty 4, Freestyle Session, All The Way Live, SouthBound x House Dance Conference, and The 3Styles Battle.
Dennis's sound stays close to his roots in soul, funk, jazz, golden era hip-hop and house. Regardless of what "genre" you may hear him play, he is a firm believer that good music comes in all forms. Having played at parties ranging from Motown On Mondays, Deep SF, Salted, Soulgasm, Kill The Radio, Yes We Can Can, Styles Upon Styles, Summer Soul Festival, Jazz Fiends, So What?!, M Sessions, Dy-no-mite, Strength in Flavor, The Pick Up, Clandestine, and Hot Buttered Soul.
For more info, DJ mixes, classes, or performances, check out Dennis's website at www.soulo1200s.com
http://www.onecypher.com
http://www.groovmekanex.com
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http://www.soundcloud.com/dennisinfante
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- published: 04 Jul 2014
- views: 17400
The Cramps - Songs the Lord Taught Us - FULL ALBUM
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 53:58
- Updated: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 90191
An Awesome Record.
www.thecramps.com
0:00 TV Set
3:12 Rock on the Moon
5:06 Garbageman
8:43 I was a Teenage Werewolf
11:46 Sunglasses After Dark
15:34 The Mad ...
An Awesome Record.
www.thecramps.com
0:00 TV Set
3:12 Rock on the Moon
5:06 Garbageman
8:43 I was a Teenage Werewolf
11:46 Sunglasses After Dark
15:34 The Mad Daddy
19:23 Mystery Plane
22:07 Zombie Dance
24:02 What's Behind the Mask
26:08 Strychnine
28:33 I'm Cramped
31:11 Tear it Up
33:44 Fever
38:01 I was a Teenage Werewolf (with false start)
42:49 Mystery Plane (original mix)
45:30 Twist and Shout
48:03 I'm Cramped (original mix)
50:40 The Mad Daddy (original mix)
www.thecramps.com
In the spring of 1976, The CRAMPS began to fester in a NYC apartment. Without fresh air or natural light, the group developed its uniquely mutant strain of rock'n'roll aided only by the sickly blue rays of late night TV. While the jackhammer rhythms of punk were proliferating in NYC, The CRAMPS dove into the deepest recesses of the rock'n'roll psyche for the most primal of all rhythmic impulses — rockabilly — the sound of southern culture falling apart in a blaze of shudders and hiccups. As late night sci-fi reruns colored the room, The CRAMPS also picked and chose amongst the psychotic debris of previous rock eras - instrumental rock, surf, psychedelia, and sixties punk. And then they added the junkiest element of all — themselves.
It would be almost impossible to have never heard of The CRAMPS. Their career has been the stuff of legend. Dangerously bizarre but most of all cool, The CRAMPS represent everything that is truly reprehensible about rock'n'roll. Founding members Lux Interior (the psycho-sexual Elvis/Werewolf hybrid from hell) and guitar-slinging soul-mate Poison Ivy (the ultimate bad girl vixen) are the architects of a wicked sound that distills a cross of swamp water, moonshine and nitro down to a dangerous and unstable musical substance. Their cultural impact has spawned a legion of devil cults and dance-floor catfights, and created in its wake a cavalcade of cave-stomping imitators. As punk rock pioneers in the late seventies, they cut their teeth on the stages of CBGB and Max's Kansas City and recorded their first record at Sam Phillips legendary Sun Studios, funded mainly by Ivy's income as a dominatrix in NYC. They coined the now popular term "psychobilly" on their 1976 gig posters. Their hair-raising live performances are still a total, no-holds-barred rock'n'roll assault. After a quarter century of mayhem, they're too far gone to even consider any other course.
— J. H. Sasfy, Professor of Rockology
from the liner notes of The Cramps 1979 release Gravest Hits
Lux Interior - vocals
Poison Ivy Rorschach - guitar
Bryan Gregory - guitar
Nick Knox - drums
Booker C - organ on "Fever"
Alex Chilton - Producer
https://wn.com/The_Cramps_Songs_The_Lord_Taught_US_Full_Album
An Awesome Record.
www.thecramps.com
0:00 TV Set
3:12 Rock on the Moon
5:06 Garbageman
8:43 I was a Teenage Werewolf
11:46 Sunglasses After Dark
15:34 The Mad Daddy
19:23 Mystery Plane
22:07 Zombie Dance
24:02 What's Behind the Mask
26:08 Strychnine
28:33 I'm Cramped
31:11 Tear it Up
33:44 Fever
38:01 I was a Teenage Werewolf (with false start)
42:49 Mystery Plane (original mix)
45:30 Twist and Shout
48:03 I'm Cramped (original mix)
50:40 The Mad Daddy (original mix)
www.thecramps.com
In the spring of 1976, The CRAMPS began to fester in a NYC apartment. Without fresh air or natural light, the group developed its uniquely mutant strain of rock'n'roll aided only by the sickly blue rays of late night TV. While the jackhammer rhythms of punk were proliferating in NYC, The CRAMPS dove into the deepest recesses of the rock'n'roll psyche for the most primal of all rhythmic impulses — rockabilly — the sound of southern culture falling apart in a blaze of shudders and hiccups. As late night sci-fi reruns colored the room, The CRAMPS also picked and chose amongst the psychotic debris of previous rock eras - instrumental rock, surf, psychedelia, and sixties punk. And then they added the junkiest element of all — themselves.
It would be almost impossible to have never heard of The CRAMPS. Their career has been the stuff of legend. Dangerously bizarre but most of all cool, The CRAMPS represent everything that is truly reprehensible about rock'n'roll. Founding members Lux Interior (the psycho-sexual Elvis/Werewolf hybrid from hell) and guitar-slinging soul-mate Poison Ivy (the ultimate bad girl vixen) are the architects of a wicked sound that distills a cross of swamp water, moonshine and nitro down to a dangerous and unstable musical substance. Their cultural impact has spawned a legion of devil cults and dance-floor catfights, and created in its wake a cavalcade of cave-stomping imitators. As punk rock pioneers in the late seventies, they cut their teeth on the stages of CBGB and Max's Kansas City and recorded their first record at Sam Phillips legendary Sun Studios, funded mainly by Ivy's income as a dominatrix in NYC. They coined the now popular term "psychobilly" on their 1976 gig posters. Their hair-raising live performances are still a total, no-holds-barred rock'n'roll assault. After a quarter century of mayhem, they're too far gone to even consider any other course.
— J. H. Sasfy, Professor of Rockology
from the liner notes of The Cramps 1979 release Gravest Hits
Lux Interior - vocals
Poison Ivy Rorschach - guitar
Bryan Gregory - guitar
Nick Knox - drums
Booker C - organ on "Fever"
Alex Chilton - Producer
- published: 23 Apr 2013
- views: 90191
Max Schneider Interview | AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:26
- Updated: 28 May 2015
- views: 2264
Cathy Kelley interviews special guest Max Schneider!
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AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Chatting...
Cathy Kelley interviews special guest Max Schneider!
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AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy edition, is a long form interview series featuring young personalities discussing their roles and careers as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Cathy Kelley interviews Max Schneider.
Actor/Singer Max Schneider began performing at the age of three and hasn't stopped since. He started off singing and dancing for family and friends on his living room table, but ended up singing and dancing on a Broadway stage.
He began his professional career in the Broadway musical, 13, and things just set off from there. Shortly after 13 closed, Max booked a guest starring role on "Law and Order SVU." He has also appeared on television shows such as "One Life to Live" and "The View." In January 2010, Max was lucky enough to be chosen out of 6,000 applicants to attend the YoungArts Program in Miami. He was one of twenty theater finalists, and he specialized in musical theater at the program. He studied with incredibly talented performers such as Liv Ullman, Malcolm Gets and Kevin Carroll. In early May 2010, Max walked into a casting for the Fall/Winter 2010 ad campaign for Dolce & Gabbana featuring Madonna. A week later he was posing arm in arm with Madonna for world-renowned photographer, Steven Klein. The ad campaign was released in August of 2010 in 44 countries. In late 2010 after attending NYU Tisch for Musical theater (New Studio on Broadway), Max booked his first role in a feature film, The Art Of Love (The Last Keepers) starring Olympia Dukakis, Virginia Madsen and Aidan Quinn. Max is best known for his role on Nickelodeon's "How to Rock (2012)," playing the popular character of "Zander Robbins." The show can currently be seen in reruns on the channel. Max co-starred with Keke Palmer in the TV musical movie for Nickelodeon, RAGS, which premiered on May 28, 2012. The movie was directed by Bille Woodruff, with choreography by Rosero McCoy and music my Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins. It also stars Drake Bell, Avan Jogia and Isaiah Mustafa. The soundtrack and DVD are currently available on iTunes and Amazon. An avid singer and songwriter, Max has written for several other projects and artists.
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AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy edition, is a long form interview series featuring young personalities discussing their roles and careers as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Cathy Kelley interviews Max Schneider.
Actor/Singer Max Schneider began performing at the age of three and hasn't stopped since. He started off singing and dancing for family and friends on his living room table, but ended up singing and dancing on a Broadway stage.
He began his professional career in the Broadway musical, 13, and things just set off from there. Shortly after 13 closed, Max booked a guest starring role on "Law and Order SVU." He has also appeared on television shows such as "One Life to Live" and "The View." In January 2010, Max was lucky enough to be chosen out of 6,000 applicants to attend the YoungArts Program in Miami. He was one of twenty theater finalists, and he specialized in musical theater at the program. He studied with incredibly talented performers such as Liv Ullman, Malcolm Gets and Kevin Carroll. In early May 2010, Max walked into a casting for the Fall/Winter 2010 ad campaign for Dolce & Gabbana featuring Madonna. A week later he was posing arm in arm with Madonna for world-renowned photographer, Steven Klein. The ad campaign was released in August of 2010 in 44 countries. In late 2010 after attending NYU Tisch for Musical theater (New Studio on Broadway), Max booked his first role in a feature film, The Art Of Love (The Last Keepers) starring Olympia Dukakis, Virginia Madsen and Aidan Quinn. Max is best known for his role on Nickelodeon's "How to Rock (2012)," playing the popular character of "Zander Robbins." The show can currently be seen in reruns on the channel. Max co-starred with Keke Palmer in the TV musical movie for Nickelodeon, RAGS, which premiered on May 28, 2012. The movie was directed by Bille Woodruff, with choreography by Rosero McCoy and music my Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins. It also stars Drake Bell, Avan Jogia and Isaiah Mustafa. The soundtrack and DVD are currently available on iTunes and Amazon. An avid singer and songwriter, Max has written for several other projects and artists.
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- published: 28 May 2015
- views: 2264
Millennium Event Dance Stage Club Compilation - Release Two ( 2000 )
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:27:50
- Updated: 20 Nov 2016
- views: 118
Trackliste
1-01 –DJ Taylor & FLOw - Was Ist Zeit? (Tom Stevens vs. Lac Terra Remix) 6:03
1-02 –Max Deejay - U Got 2 Let The Music (Extended Mix) 4:37
1-03 –D...
Trackliste
1-01 –DJ Taylor & FLOw - Was Ist Zeit? (Tom Stevens vs. Lac Terra Remix) 6:03
1-02 –Max Deejay - U Got 2 Let The Music (Extended Mix) 4:37
1-03 –DJ Valium - Go Right For (Extended Mix Instrumental) 3:18
1-04 –Yakooza - Drugs (DJ Wag Remix) 2:24
1-05 –Floorfilla - Anthem #2 (DJ Cerla Floorfiller Mix) 2:57
1-06 –Mike Spawn - The Thrill (DJ Uweg Club Mix) 2:03
1-07 –Candy Girls - Bom Da De (Mac Zimms Hardclub Mix) 3:39
1-08 –D_Formaz - Stargate (Kay Cee Remix) 2:58
1-09 –Monsoon (6) - Carlotta's Day (Club Mix) 3:38
1-10 –Tillmann Uhrmacher - Bassfly (DJ Tibby Remix) 3:15
1-11 –Kay Cee* - Millennium Strings (Club Mix) 2:57
1-12 –DJ Teeno - Jabdah (Club Mix) 4:33
1-13 –Fridge II* - Angel (Club Mix) 5:43
1-14 –Culture Beat - Inside Out (Not Normal Mix) 2:26
2-01 –Embargo* - Hysterie (Live Mix) 5:32
2-02 –Gary D. - Donnergott (Pinball Remix) 2:22
2-03 –Hoschi - The Tribe 3:09
2-04 –Axel Konrad - R.U.F.F.-Beat (O.P. Remix) 3:52
2-05 –Beam vs. Cyrus & The Joker Launch - In Progress (DuMonde Remix) 3:25
2-06 –Underworld - Born Slippy 5:48
2-07 –Kurgan - The Red 3:38
2-08 –Freejack II* - No Promises 4:57
2-09 –Espuma - Planet X (Club Mix) 4:22
https://wn.com/Millennium_Event_Dance_Stage_Club_Compilation_Release_Two_(_2000_)
Trackliste
1-01 –DJ Taylor & FLOw - Was Ist Zeit? (Tom Stevens vs. Lac Terra Remix) 6:03
1-02 –Max Deejay - U Got 2 Let The Music (Extended Mix) 4:37
1-03 –DJ Valium - Go Right For (Extended Mix Instrumental) 3:18
1-04 –Yakooza - Drugs (DJ Wag Remix) 2:24
1-05 –Floorfilla - Anthem #2 (DJ Cerla Floorfiller Mix) 2:57
1-06 –Mike Spawn - The Thrill (DJ Uweg Club Mix) 2:03
1-07 –Candy Girls - Bom Da De (Mac Zimms Hardclub Mix) 3:39
1-08 –D_Formaz - Stargate (Kay Cee Remix) 2:58
1-09 –Monsoon (6) - Carlotta's Day (Club Mix) 3:38
1-10 –Tillmann Uhrmacher - Bassfly (DJ Tibby Remix) 3:15
1-11 –Kay Cee* - Millennium Strings (Club Mix) 2:57
1-12 –DJ Teeno - Jabdah (Club Mix) 4:33
1-13 –Fridge II* - Angel (Club Mix) 5:43
1-14 –Culture Beat - Inside Out (Not Normal Mix) 2:26
2-01 –Embargo* - Hysterie (Live Mix) 5:32
2-02 –Gary D. - Donnergott (Pinball Remix) 2:22
2-03 –Hoschi - The Tribe 3:09
2-04 –Axel Konrad - R.U.F.F.-Beat (O.P. Remix) 3:52
2-05 –Beam vs. Cyrus & The Joker Launch - In Progress (DuMonde Remix) 3:25
2-06 –Underworld - Born Slippy 5:48
2-07 –Kurgan - The Red 3:38
2-08 –Freejack II* - No Promises 4:57
2-09 –Espuma - Planet X (Club Mix) 4:22
- published: 20 Nov 2016
- views: 118
Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 GBA Music
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:05:23
- Updated: 15 Nov 2016
- views: 14
This is music from Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 for the Game Boy Advance. Enjoy listening.
Mega Man Zero 3 (2004)
01 Title III
02 Neo Arcadia March
03 Forbidden Ark
04...
This is music from Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 for the Game Boy Advance. Enjoy listening.
Mega Man Zero 3 (2004)
01 Title III
02 Neo Arcadia March
03 Forbidden Ark
04 Break Out (Crashed Ship Intro Stage)
05 Darkness Over World
06 Exiled One - Omega -
07 Omega Battle
08 Curse of Bile
09 Prismatic (Resisitance Base)
10 Visor Eyes
11 Volcano (Agnis Volcano)
12 Water City (Maritime Highway)
13 Reborn Mechanics (Recycling Factory)
14 Old Life Space (Residential District)
15 Cre'er and Prier
16 Crash III (Midboss Battle)
17 X, The Legend
18 Final Count Down (Missile Factory 1)
19 Omega Missile (Missile Factory 2)
20 Darkelf
21 For Endless Fight III (Twilight Desert)
22 Sand Triangle II (Antrey Forest)
23 Infiltration II (Ice Frontline Base)
24 Neo Arcadia III (Area X2 - Copy X II)
25 Cold Smile (Energy Facility)
26 Trail on Powdery Snow (Snowfield)
27 Submerged Memory (Sunken Library)
28 High-Speed Lift (Giant Elevator)
29 Guarder Room (Boss Intro)
30 Scrapped Beat (Boss Battle)
31 Result of Mission III
32 Hell's Gate Open (Under Arcadia)
33 Curse of Bile (Last Stage)
34 Judgement Day (Omega Battle 2)
35 Return to Zero
36 Apocalypse Now
37 Cannon Ball
38 I, 0 Your Fellow (Epilogue)
39 Everlasting Red
40 Labo (System-a-Ciel)
Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) 1:35:26
01a Title IV (Part 1)
01b Title IV (Part 2)
02 Prologue
03 Caravan - Hope for Freedom (Opening Stage)
04 Nothing Beats (Boss Battle)
05 Holy Land (Area Zero Camp)
06 Elves Dance (Cyber Elf)
07 Esperanto (2nd Opening Stage)
08 Fragile Border
09 On the Edge (Crisis Theme)
10 Kraft
11 Mission Briefing
12 Max Heat (Heat Genblem Stage)
13 Deep Blue (Tech Kraken Stage)
14 Celestial Garden (Pegasolta Eclair Stage)
15 Queen of the Hurt (Noble Mandrago Stage)
16 Showdown (Area Zero Camp Mission)
17 Cage of Tyrant (Neige Rescue Mission)
18 Exodus (Prison Escape)
19 Blaze Down (Sol Titanion Stage)
20 Sleeping Beast (Fenri Lunaedge)
21 Magnetic Rumble (Mino Magnus Stage)
22 Blackheart Beat (Popla Cockapetri Stage)
23 Crash IV (Mid Boss Battle)
24 Straight Ahead (Ragnarok Control Stage)
25 Power Field (Kraft Battle)
26 Rust and Dust (Ragnarok Aftermath)
27 Crossover Station (Teleporter Base Stage)
28 Cyber Space (Teleporter Circuit Stage)
29 Ragnarok (Ragnarok Core Stage)
30 Fate - Theme of Vile (Boss Appearance)
31 Falling Down (Final Battle)
32 Ciel d'aube (Epilogue)
33a Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme)
33b Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme) (Japanese)
Link to music for single file downloads of Mega Man Zero - http://downloads.khinsider.com/search?search=Mega+Man+Zero
I claim no rights to any of this.
https://wn.com/Mega_Man_Zero_3_4_Gba_Music
This is music from Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 for the Game Boy Advance. Enjoy listening.
Mega Man Zero 3 (2004)
01 Title III
02 Neo Arcadia March
03 Forbidden Ark
04 Break Out (Crashed Ship Intro Stage)
05 Darkness Over World
06 Exiled One - Omega -
07 Omega Battle
08 Curse of Bile
09 Prismatic (Resisitance Base)
10 Visor Eyes
11 Volcano (Agnis Volcano)
12 Water City (Maritime Highway)
13 Reborn Mechanics (Recycling Factory)
14 Old Life Space (Residential District)
15 Cre'er and Prier
16 Crash III (Midboss Battle)
17 X, The Legend
18 Final Count Down (Missile Factory 1)
19 Omega Missile (Missile Factory 2)
20 Darkelf
21 For Endless Fight III (Twilight Desert)
22 Sand Triangle II (Antrey Forest)
23 Infiltration II (Ice Frontline Base)
24 Neo Arcadia III (Area X2 - Copy X II)
25 Cold Smile (Energy Facility)
26 Trail on Powdery Snow (Snowfield)
27 Submerged Memory (Sunken Library)
28 High-Speed Lift (Giant Elevator)
29 Guarder Room (Boss Intro)
30 Scrapped Beat (Boss Battle)
31 Result of Mission III
32 Hell's Gate Open (Under Arcadia)
33 Curse of Bile (Last Stage)
34 Judgement Day (Omega Battle 2)
35 Return to Zero
36 Apocalypse Now
37 Cannon Ball
38 I, 0 Your Fellow (Epilogue)
39 Everlasting Red
40 Labo (System-a-Ciel)
Mega Man Zero 4 (2005) 1:35:26
01a Title IV (Part 1)
01b Title IV (Part 2)
02 Prologue
03 Caravan - Hope for Freedom (Opening Stage)
04 Nothing Beats (Boss Battle)
05 Holy Land (Area Zero Camp)
06 Elves Dance (Cyber Elf)
07 Esperanto (2nd Opening Stage)
08 Fragile Border
09 On the Edge (Crisis Theme)
10 Kraft
11 Mission Briefing
12 Max Heat (Heat Genblem Stage)
13 Deep Blue (Tech Kraken Stage)
14 Celestial Garden (Pegasolta Eclair Stage)
15 Queen of the Hurt (Noble Mandrago Stage)
16 Showdown (Area Zero Camp Mission)
17 Cage of Tyrant (Neige Rescue Mission)
18 Exodus (Prison Escape)
19 Blaze Down (Sol Titanion Stage)
20 Sleeping Beast (Fenri Lunaedge)
21 Magnetic Rumble (Mino Magnus Stage)
22 Blackheart Beat (Popla Cockapetri Stage)
23 Crash IV (Mid Boss Battle)
24 Straight Ahead (Ragnarok Control Stage)
25 Power Field (Kraft Battle)
26 Rust and Dust (Ragnarok Aftermath)
27 Crossover Station (Teleporter Base Stage)
28 Cyber Space (Teleporter Circuit Stage)
29 Ragnarok (Ragnarok Core Stage)
30 Fate - Theme of Vile (Boss Appearance)
31 Falling Down (Final Battle)
32 Ciel d'aube (Epilogue)
33a Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme)
33b Promise - Next New World (Ending Theme) (Japanese)
Link to music for single file downloads of Mega Man Zero - http://downloads.khinsider.com/search?search=Mega+Man+Zero
I claim no rights to any of this.
- published: 15 Nov 2016
- views: 14
Pirates Of Penzance (1 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 33:37
- Updated: 29 Dec 2014
- views: 590
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://...
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb
Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance.
Act 1
Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates
When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth
I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates
Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth
Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls
Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls
Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls
What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls
How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Stay, We Must Not Lose Our Senses - Frederic, Girls and Pirates
Hold, Monsters! - Mabel, Samuel, Major-General, Ensemble
I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Men of Dark and Dismal Fate I am an orphen boy - Major General, Pirate King, Samuel
I'm Telling a Terrible Story - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Happy Day, with Joyous Glee - Frederic, Mable, Ensemble
Pray Observe the Magnamity (finale Act 1) - Ensemble
Act 2
Oh, Dry the Glistening Tear - Mabel and Girls
When The Foeman Bears his Steel - Sergant, Mabel, Edith, Major-General, Police, Girls
Now for the Pirates Lair! - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
A Parodox - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
Stay, Frederic, Stay! - Mabel and Frederic
Oh, Leave Me Not to Pice Alone - Mabel and Frederic
No, I'll Be Brave - Mabel, Sergant and Police
When A Felon's Not Engaged in his Employment - Sergant and Police
A Rollicking Band of Pirates We - Pirates, Sergant and Police
With Cat-Like Tread - Pirates, Police and Samuel
Hush, Hush! Not A Word - Major-General, Pirates and Police
Singing Softly to the River - Major-General, Pirates, Police
Now What is This, and What is That - Girls
With Base Deceit You Worked Upon Our Feelings! - Pirate King, Girls, Police
We Triumph Now - Ensemble
Away With Them, and Place Them at the Bar! - Major- General, Ruth, Ensemble
Poor Wandering Ones (Finale Act 2) - Ensemble
Cast -
Frederic: Chris Wagman
Mabel: Hannah Wielgat
Pirate King: Jack Bennett
Major General: Issac Garvigies-Cortelyon
Ruth: Radiance D. Jones
Edith: Bridget Jones
Kate: Isabel Aklestad
Isabel: Erin Foster
Samuel: Calvin Brown
Sergant: Meghan Lynch
Daughters: Paige Bradley, Abby Harbourne, Aurora Hazini, Emily Martin, Julia Sager, and Kristiana Samborski
Pirates: Ian Corfied, Bobby Daratony, Cameron Leduc, Deryk Nagengast, Madison Ozdych, Danie Plater, and Max Sanders
Police: Grace Holcomb, Jessica Honaker, Teagan Lewis, Sydney McMillian, Kasay Stapleman, Griffin St. Onge, and Abby Walsh
Crew -
Stage Manager: Ellen Stachowicz
Assistant Stage Managers: Nathan Manney, Lucas Valone
Directors Admin Assistant: Aiden Walsh
Dramaturg: Ariana Quesada
Dance Captain: Erin Foster
Fight Captain: Max Sanders
Technical Director: Keegan Murphy
Master Electrician: Madison Ozdych
Props Master: Calvin Brown
Props Crew: Heather Cook, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Aimee Judd, Ali Plummer, Nina Salowich
Lighting Co-Heads: Brendan Hunter, Ariana Quesada
Lighting Crew: Lauren Denby, Megan Ross, Sam Seislowicz
Sound Head: Omar Romolino
Sound Assistant: Maureen Murphy
Sound Crew: Carrden Barnes, Meghan Hurley, Jacob Walbridge, Josh Young
Costume Head: Chelsea Criger
Costume Assistant Head: Jacob Cracknell
Costume Crew: Abby Bailey, Katie Collaveccia, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Karina Dindlay, Claire Greening, Patricia Hill, Angela Karsama, Steven Mitchell, Kathryn Steffer
Makeup/Hair Head: Mia Gallucci
Makeup/Hair Crew: Kara Barbieri, Heather Cook, Genna Karsama, Karina Findal, Regan, Larsen, Kendall Neary, Kasay O`Donnall, Ali Plummer, Jorden Scheaffer, Erin Sionkowski, Savannah Lane
Publicity Co-Heads: Cassie Haglund, Kate Pilcher
Publicity Crew: Michaela Haglund, Ashley Piskow, Kamaria Smith
Set Construction Head: Keegan Murphy
Set Construction Crew: Kara Barbieri, Carrden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Colaveccia, Lauren Denby, Katrina Findlay, Angela Karsama, Alex Knox, Casey Linenberg, Deryk Nagengast, Kendall Neary, Ali Plummer, Rachel Rakos, Brinanna Williams, Noah Litwinowicz
Stage Crew Head: Iris Partlan
Stage Crew: Camden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Collaveccia, Claire Greening, Brendan Hunter, Rachel Rakos, Moody Romolino, Brianna Williams
https://wn.com/Pirates_Of_Penzance_(1_Of_3)
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb
Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance.
Act 1
Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates
When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth
I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates
Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth
Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls
Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls
Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls
What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls
How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Stay, We Must Not Lose Our Senses - Frederic, Girls and Pirates
Hold, Monsters! - Mabel, Samuel, Major-General, Ensemble
I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Men of Dark and Dismal Fate I am an orphen boy - Major General, Pirate King, Samuel
I'm Telling a Terrible Story - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Happy Day, with Joyous Glee - Frederic, Mable, Ensemble
Pray Observe the Magnamity (finale Act 1) - Ensemble
Act 2
Oh, Dry the Glistening Tear - Mabel and Girls
When The Foeman Bears his Steel - Sergant, Mabel, Edith, Major-General, Police, Girls
Now for the Pirates Lair! - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
A Parodox - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
Stay, Frederic, Stay! - Mabel and Frederic
Oh, Leave Me Not to Pice Alone - Mabel and Frederic
No, I'll Be Brave - Mabel, Sergant and Police
When A Felon's Not Engaged in his Employment - Sergant and Police
A Rollicking Band of Pirates We - Pirates, Sergant and Police
With Cat-Like Tread - Pirates, Police and Samuel
Hush, Hush! Not A Word - Major-General, Pirates and Police
Singing Softly to the River - Major-General, Pirates, Police
Now What is This, and What is That - Girls
With Base Deceit You Worked Upon Our Feelings! - Pirate King, Girls, Police
We Triumph Now - Ensemble
Away With Them, and Place Them at the Bar! - Major- General, Ruth, Ensemble
Poor Wandering Ones (Finale Act 2) - Ensemble
Cast -
Frederic: Chris Wagman
Mabel: Hannah Wielgat
Pirate King: Jack Bennett
Major General: Issac Garvigies-Cortelyon
Ruth: Radiance D. Jones
Edith: Bridget Jones
Kate: Isabel Aklestad
Isabel: Erin Foster
Samuel: Calvin Brown
Sergant: Meghan Lynch
Daughters: Paige Bradley, Abby Harbourne, Aurora Hazini, Emily Martin, Julia Sager, and Kristiana Samborski
Pirates: Ian Corfied, Bobby Daratony, Cameron Leduc, Deryk Nagengast, Madison Ozdych, Danie Plater, and Max Sanders
Police: Grace Holcomb, Jessica Honaker, Teagan Lewis, Sydney McMillian, Kasay Stapleman, Griffin St. Onge, and Abby Walsh
Crew -
Stage Manager: Ellen Stachowicz
Assistant Stage Managers: Nathan Manney, Lucas Valone
Directors Admin Assistant: Aiden Walsh
Dramaturg: Ariana Quesada
Dance Captain: Erin Foster
Fight Captain: Max Sanders
Technical Director: Keegan Murphy
Master Electrician: Madison Ozdych
Props Master: Calvin Brown
Props Crew: Heather Cook, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Aimee Judd, Ali Plummer, Nina Salowich
Lighting Co-Heads: Brendan Hunter, Ariana Quesada
Lighting Crew: Lauren Denby, Megan Ross, Sam Seislowicz
Sound Head: Omar Romolino
Sound Assistant: Maureen Murphy
Sound Crew: Carrden Barnes, Meghan Hurley, Jacob Walbridge, Josh Young
Costume Head: Chelsea Criger
Costume Assistant Head: Jacob Cracknell
Costume Crew: Abby Bailey, Katie Collaveccia, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Karina Dindlay, Claire Greening, Patricia Hill, Angela Karsama, Steven Mitchell, Kathryn Steffer
Makeup/Hair Head: Mia Gallucci
Makeup/Hair Crew: Kara Barbieri, Heather Cook, Genna Karsama, Karina Findal, Regan, Larsen, Kendall Neary, Kasay O`Donnall, Ali Plummer, Jorden Scheaffer, Erin Sionkowski, Savannah Lane
Publicity Co-Heads: Cassie Haglund, Kate Pilcher
Publicity Crew: Michaela Haglund, Ashley Piskow, Kamaria Smith
Set Construction Head: Keegan Murphy
Set Construction Crew: Kara Barbieri, Carrden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Colaveccia, Lauren Denby, Katrina Findlay, Angela Karsama, Alex Knox, Casey Linenberg, Deryk Nagengast, Kendall Neary, Ali Plummer, Rachel Rakos, Brinanna Williams, Noah Litwinowicz
Stage Crew Head: Iris Partlan
Stage Crew: Camden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Collaveccia, Claire Greening, Brendan Hunter, Rachel Rakos, Moody Romolino, Brianna Williams
- published: 29 Dec 2014
- views: 590
Pirates Of Penzance (2 of 3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:28
- Updated: 29 Dec 2014
- views: 257
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://...
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb
Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance.
Act 1
Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates
When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth
I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates
Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth
Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls
Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls
Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls
What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls
How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Stay, We Must Not Lose Our Senses - Frederic, Girls and Pirates
Hold, Monsters! - Mabel, Samuel, Major-General, Ensemble
I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Men of Dark and Dismal Fate I am an orphen boy - Major General, Pirate King, Samuel
I'm Telling a Terrible Story - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Happy Day, with Joyous Glee - Frederic, Mable, Ensemble
Pray Observe the Magnamity (finale Act 1) - Ensemble
Act 2
Oh, Dry the Glistening Tear - Mabel and Girls
When The Foeman Bears his Steel - Sergant, Mabel, Edith, Major-General, Police, Girls
Now for the Pirates Lair! - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
A Parodox - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
Stay, Frederic, Stay! - Mabel and Frederic
Oh, Leave Me Not to Pice Alone - Mabel and Frederic
No, I'll Be Brave - Mabel, Sergant and Police
When A Felon's Not Engaged in his Employment - Sergant and Police
A Rollicking Band of Pirates We - Pirates, Sergant and Police
With Cat-Like Tread - Pirates, Police and Samuel
Hush, Hush! Not A Word - Major-General, Pirates and Police
Singing Softly to the River - Major-General, Pirates, Police
Now What is This, and What is That - Girls
With Base Deceit You Worked Upon Our Feelings! - Pirate King, Girls, Police
We Triumph Now - Ensemble
Away With Them, and Place Them at the Bar! - Major- General, Ruth, Ensemble
Poor Wandering Ones (Finale Act 2) - Ensemble
Cast -
Frederic: Chris Wagman
Mabel: Hannah Wielgat
Pirate King: Jack Bennett
Major General: Issac Garvigies-Cortelyon
Ruth: Radiance D. Jones
Edith: Bridget Jones
Kate: Isabel Aklestad
Isabel: Erin Foster
Samuel: Calvin Brown
Sergant: Meghan Lynch
Daughters: Paige Bradley, Abby Harbourne, Aurora Hazini, Emily Martin, Julia Sager, and Kristiana Samborski
Pirates: Ian Corfied, Bobby Daratony, Cameron Leduc, Deryk Nagengast, Madison Ozdych, Danie Plater, and Max Sanders
Police: Grace Holcomb, Jessica Honaker, Teagan Lewis, Sydney McMillian, Kasay Stapleman, Griffin St. Onge, and Abby Walsh
Crew -
Stage Manager: Ellen Stachowicz
Assistant Stage Managers: Nathan Manney, Lucas Valone
Directors Admin Assistant: Aiden Walsh
Dramaturg: Ariana Quesada
Dance Captain: Erin Foster
Fight Captain: Max Sanders
Technical Director: Keegan Murphy
Master Electrician: Madison Ozdych
Props Master: Calvin Brown
Props Crew: Heather Cook, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Aimee Judd, Ali Plummer, Nina Salowich
Lighting Co-Heads: Brendan Hunter, Ariana Quesada
Lighting Crew: Lauren Denby, Megan Ross, Sam Seislowicz
Sound Head: Omar Romolino
Sound Assistant: Maureen Murphy
Sound Crew: Carrden Barnes, Meghan Hurley, Jacob Walbridge, Josh Young
Costume Head: Chelsea Criger
Costume Assistant Head: Jacob Cracknell
Costume Crew: Abby Bailey, Katie Collaveccia, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Karina Dindlay, Claire Greening, Patricia Hill, Angela Karsama, Steven Mitchell, Kathryn Steffer
Makeup/Hair Head: Mia Gallucci
Makeup/Hair Crew: Kara Barbieri, Heather Cook, Genna Karsama, Karina Findal, Regan, Larsen, Kendall Neary, Kasay O`Donnall, Ali Plummer, Jorden Scheaffer, Erin Sionkowski, Savannah Lane
Publicity Co-Heads: Cassie Haglund, Kate Pilcher
Publicity Crew: Michaela Haglund, Ashley Piskow, Kamaria Smith
Set Construction Head: Keegan Murphy
Set Construction Crew: Kara Barbieri, Carrden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Colaveccia, Lauren Denby, Katrina Findlay, Angela Karsama, Alex Knox, Casey Linenberg, Deryk Nagengast, Kendall Neary, Ali Plummer, Rachel Rakos, Brinanna Williams, Noah Litwinowicz
Stage Crew Head: Iris Partlan
Stage Crew: Camden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Collaveccia, Claire Greening, Brendan Hunter, Rachel Rakos, Moody Romolino, Brianna Williams
https://wn.com/Pirates_Of_Penzance_(2_Of_3)
Performed Nov 15th - 18th, 2012
FOR OPTIMAL VIEWING go to the Pirates Of Penzance playlist. This limits the space and time in between scenes. Link here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EDxcOM2y2kTXvEOnu7rUL2tmDoOiSBb
Royal Oak Drama Club has done it again with this rendition of Pirates Of Penzance.
Act 1
Pour, O Pour the Pirate Sherry - Samuel and Pirates
When Frederic was a Little Lad - Ruth
I am the Pirate King - The Pirate King and Pirates
Oh, False One, You Have Decieved Me - Frederic and Ruth
Climbing Over Rocky Mountain - Edith, Kate, Isabel and Girls
Stop, Ladies, Pray! - Frederic, Edith, Kate and Girls
Oh, Is There Not One Maiden - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Poor Wandering One - Mabel and Girls
What Ought We Do - Edith, Kate and Girls
How Beautifully Blue The Sky - Frederic, Mabel and Girls
Stay, We Must Not Lose Our Senses - Frederic, Girls and Pirates
Hold, Monsters! - Mabel, Samuel, Major-General, Ensemble
I Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Men of Dark and Dismal Fate I am an orphen boy - Major General, Pirate King, Samuel
I'm Telling a Terrible Story - Major-General, Ensemble
Oh, Happy Day, with Joyous Glee - Frederic, Mable, Ensemble
Pray Observe the Magnamity (finale Act 1) - Ensemble
Act 2
Oh, Dry the Glistening Tear - Mabel and Girls
When The Foeman Bears his Steel - Sergant, Mabel, Edith, Major-General, Police, Girls
Now for the Pirates Lair! - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
A Parodox - Frederic, Pirate King and Ruth
Stay, Frederic, Stay! - Mabel and Frederic
Oh, Leave Me Not to Pice Alone - Mabel and Frederic
No, I'll Be Brave - Mabel, Sergant and Police
When A Felon's Not Engaged in his Employment - Sergant and Police
A Rollicking Band of Pirates We - Pirates, Sergant and Police
With Cat-Like Tread - Pirates, Police and Samuel
Hush, Hush! Not A Word - Major-General, Pirates and Police
Singing Softly to the River - Major-General, Pirates, Police
Now What is This, and What is That - Girls
With Base Deceit You Worked Upon Our Feelings! - Pirate King, Girls, Police
We Triumph Now - Ensemble
Away With Them, and Place Them at the Bar! - Major- General, Ruth, Ensemble
Poor Wandering Ones (Finale Act 2) - Ensemble
Cast -
Frederic: Chris Wagman
Mabel: Hannah Wielgat
Pirate King: Jack Bennett
Major General: Issac Garvigies-Cortelyon
Ruth: Radiance D. Jones
Edith: Bridget Jones
Kate: Isabel Aklestad
Isabel: Erin Foster
Samuel: Calvin Brown
Sergant: Meghan Lynch
Daughters: Paige Bradley, Abby Harbourne, Aurora Hazini, Emily Martin, Julia Sager, and Kristiana Samborski
Pirates: Ian Corfied, Bobby Daratony, Cameron Leduc, Deryk Nagengast, Madison Ozdych, Danie Plater, and Max Sanders
Police: Grace Holcomb, Jessica Honaker, Teagan Lewis, Sydney McMillian, Kasay Stapleman, Griffin St. Onge, and Abby Walsh
Crew -
Stage Manager: Ellen Stachowicz
Assistant Stage Managers: Nathan Manney, Lucas Valone
Directors Admin Assistant: Aiden Walsh
Dramaturg: Ariana Quesada
Dance Captain: Erin Foster
Fight Captain: Max Sanders
Technical Director: Keegan Murphy
Master Electrician: Madison Ozdych
Props Master: Calvin Brown
Props Crew: Heather Cook, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Aimee Judd, Ali Plummer, Nina Salowich
Lighting Co-Heads: Brendan Hunter, Ariana Quesada
Lighting Crew: Lauren Denby, Megan Ross, Sam Seislowicz
Sound Head: Omar Romolino
Sound Assistant: Maureen Murphy
Sound Crew: Carrden Barnes, Meghan Hurley, Jacob Walbridge, Josh Young
Costume Head: Chelsea Criger
Costume Assistant Head: Jacob Cracknell
Costume Crew: Abby Bailey, Katie Collaveccia, Ashlyn Dieckmann, Karina Dindlay, Claire Greening, Patricia Hill, Angela Karsama, Steven Mitchell, Kathryn Steffer
Makeup/Hair Head: Mia Gallucci
Makeup/Hair Crew: Kara Barbieri, Heather Cook, Genna Karsama, Karina Findal, Regan, Larsen, Kendall Neary, Kasay O`Donnall, Ali Plummer, Jorden Scheaffer, Erin Sionkowski, Savannah Lane
Publicity Co-Heads: Cassie Haglund, Kate Pilcher
Publicity Crew: Michaela Haglund, Ashley Piskow, Kamaria Smith
Set Construction Head: Keegan Murphy
Set Construction Crew: Kara Barbieri, Carrden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Colaveccia, Lauren Denby, Katrina Findlay, Angela Karsama, Alex Knox, Casey Linenberg, Deryk Nagengast, Kendall Neary, Ali Plummer, Rachel Rakos, Brinanna Williams, Noah Litwinowicz
Stage Crew Head: Iris Partlan
Stage Crew: Camden Barnes, Samantha Cloutier, Katie Collaveccia, Claire Greening, Brendan Hunter, Rachel Rakos, Moody Romolino, Brianna Williams
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Dancing Stage Max (PS2) full song list
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【Dancing Stage Fusion】PARANOiA MAX (DIRTY MIX)【EXPERT】
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Dancing Stage MAX
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【Dancing Stage MegaMix】MAX 300【EXPERT】
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Dancing Stage Max difficult
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Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
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Trinity Trailer (A/V interactive dance)
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TimeMap#3 - Software Programming
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【Dancing Stage Fusion】PARANOiA MAX (DIRTY MIX)【EXPERT】
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【Dancing Stage MegaMix】MAX 300【EXPERT】
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Dynamite Rave - Standar - Dancing stage MAX
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Malia Obama Lollapalooza Stage Dancing Cashmere Cat, Max Miller Conc
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MAKEUP CHAT Mi historia de BULLYING
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Dennis Infante x Strife | Monthly Mixtape
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The Cramps - Songs the Lord Taught Us - FULL ALBUM
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Max Schneider Interview | AfterBuzz TV's Chatting With Cathy
Cathy Kelley interviews special guest Max Schneider!
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Millennium Event Dance Stage Club Compilation - Release Two ( 2000 )
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Mega Man Zero 3 & 4 GBA Music
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Pirates Of Penzance (1 of 3)
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Massive Landslide In California Decimates Iconic Coastal Highway 1
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In the latest natural disaster to strike the California Coast, a landslide has buried a portion of Highway 1 with 40-feet of rock and dirt along with dramatically changing the coastline underneath the highway according to a statement from the California Department of Transportation on Tuesday ... "We haven't been able to go up there and assess. It's still moving," Cruz said ... -WN.com, Maureen Foody....
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Counter-Strike: GO 'Operation Hydra' events have just been detailed
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It runs until September. Shares. Valve has just announced its Counter-Strike. Global Offensive 'Operation Hydra' event, which will take place on a weekly basis until September. These events will feature "twists on the classic game rules", and will play out on new maps across both casual and competitive ... See comments. ....
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AFPSEOUL (AFP-Jiji) — Flying objects that prompted South Korean forces to fire warning shots this week appeared to be balloons carrying propaganda leaflets from the North, Seoul’s military said Wednesday. On Tuesday the defense ministry said troops had opened fire when an unidentified flying object entered the country’s airspace across the tense border with North Korea, with a military official saying it appeared to be a drone ... Trump ... ....
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In an April 29 phone call between Donald Trump and Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, The New York Times reports, the U.S. president allegedly said Washington has sent two nuclear submarines to waters off the Korean peninsula, raising concerns about Trump’s continued handling of sensitive information, Reuters reported Wednesday ... aggression, Reuters said....
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Controversial Study Finds Earliest Humans Originated In Europe, Not Africa
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Controversial new research suggests that modern humans evolved from apes in the Eastern Mediterranean — not from ancestors in Africa, as long believed by the majority of scientists, CBS News reports.The researchers' bold, potentially paradigm-shifting claims were published in two studies Tuesday in the journal PLOS One ... Scientists have seen partially fused premolar roots in several fossils throughout the human lineage....
Merger of Max Life with HDFC Life still under process: Max India
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In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Analjit Singh, Founder of Max India reacts to the situation....
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Edit Moneycontrol 24 May 2017Cris Vaughn receives RE/MAX 100% Club Award
Edit San Diego Union-Tribune 24 May 2017
Ramona Realtor Cris Vaughn has been awarded the 2016 RE/MAX 100% Club Award for outstanding sales production in 2016. This marks her fourth consecutive year achieving this mark. To become a RE/MAX 100% Club member, agents must differentiate themselves as being among the best in the real estate... ....
Max Financial weaker by 13% on possible delay in merger with HDFC Life
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According to a CNBC-TV18 report, Attorney General Mukul Rohtagi returned the HDFC-Max Life merger proposal back to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India without giving any opinion ... “An alternate structure can be taken up if AG has sent the HDFC-Max Life merger proposal back to IRDA”, Keki Mistry of HDFC told CNBC-TV18....
Attorney General returns HDFC-Max Life merger proposal to regulator
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Attorney General returns HDFC-Max Life merger proposal to regulator ... Attorney General Mukul Rohtagi has returned the HDFC-Max Life ......
Marty McKenna and Chloe Ferry lead bevy of reality stars cast for Ex On The Beach's 7th series... as they join Love Island's Max Morley, Sam Reece and Vicky Pattison's ex-beau Jordan Wright
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Those joining them include Love Island stars Josh Ritchie and Max Morley, Stephanie Davis' ex-beau Sam Reece and Vicky Pattison's former flame Jordan Wright....
Attorney General refuses to give opinion on HDFC Life, Max Life merger, returns file to IRDA
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“I have refused to give my opinion on the matter so I have returned the file,” Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi Attorney told ET ... ....
Max Boot: Republicans must tell Trump to go
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If Donald Trump is forced to leave office early — a prospect that is no longer as unimaginable as it once was — May 9-16 will become known as the seven days that shook the world ... ....
Asia Fuel Oil Tender-Saudi's Samref offers early-June HSFO cargo
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Vacuum residue 0.35% S max (Plaju) 80KB x July to Sept May 22 (May 24) mina 2-4/month S. 180cst 4.5% S max (Cilacap) 200KB x July to Sept May 22 (May 24) 1-3/month Indonesia/Perta S. Vacuum residue 0.35% S max (Plaju) 80KB June 5-6 May 23 (May 26) mina Bahrain/Bapco S. 380cst HSFO 4% S max (Sitra) 60-80KT June 23-27 May 23 Pakistan/PSO B. 180cst 4% S max (Port Qasim) 65KT x11 June 20 - unconfirmed July B....
Isuzu D-MAX Gets Protection
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24th May, 2017. ARB are happy to announce the release of both the Summit bull bar and Commercial bull bar to suit the recent facelift of the Isuzu D-MAX 2016+ models. ARB's mounting system developed for the 2012 on model D-MAX have largely been retained ... Original documenthttps.//www.arb.com.au/isuzu-d-max-gets-protection/ ... (noodl. 38972799) ....
Below Deck Mediterranean recap: The Captain Sandy’s got her anchor in a knot edition
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When we left Below Deck Mediterranean last week, the multi-million dollar yacht was in danger of hitting a rock cliff. “If the wind picks up, we’re in danger of hitting rocks,” Captain Sandy says. She tells Max to push the boat with the tender, and he’s freaking. They have to reset the anchors. Max is literally holding the yacht in place by the power of the tender. And there are a lot of rocks behind him ... The Mr ... ......
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