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Out of Order with June Pak, 2004

Collaboration with Evan Shaw
Friday May 21, 2004
Live performance during the 2004 Distillery Jazz Festival
Tapestry New Opera/ Nightwood studios


As the starting point of collaboration, fragments of Jorge Luis Borges' writings were adopted similar to William Burroughs' "cut-up" method. With this thematic material in mind, Evan Shaw composed music for eight musicians to improvise with, and I collected short video clips for the live video feed using MAX/MSP The result was an organic arrangement between sound and image.

Credit:
- Evan Shaw: Composer/Conductor/Saxophone
- June Pak: Live Video Mix
-  Ken Aldcroft: Guitar/Effects
- Marcel Aucoin: Piano/Accordion
- Geordie Haley: Guitar
- Scott Marshall: Woodwinds
- Wes Neal: Bass
- Joe Sorbara: Percussion
- Alex Porter: Percussion/Flutes

© June Pak
Artist would like to acknowledge the financial support of the following institutions for her projects:
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