Human Use of Human Beings
Tagged: Sound
Animal Warmth (No. 64)
Serenity and Serendipity
The MAW (Minneapolis Art on Wheels)
Video: What You Say, How You Say It, v2
Demonstration video of the interactive installation What You Say, How You Say It, a permanent work commissioned by the San Francisco Exploratorium in 2006. This video shows the new version of the work, completed in March 2007.
La Clave Azul by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
Roberto Morales on Flutes and live elctronics, Ali Momeni on live electronics. Recorded live in Guanajuato, Mexico on Mar. 3 2007.
Marylene with Bells on by Ali Momeni
Marylene is 29! happy b-day chica.
Jolastic
Movements of the body are mechanically translated to movements of a joystick; the joystick is connected to a computer and controls real-time audio synthesis and processing. As a result, the participants body movement controls the music.
Documentation from Providence, Day 6.
Video: Providence Day 6 (final), Joystick movement reflection Robin full body cage
Movements of the body are mechanically translated to movements of a joystick; the joystick is connected to a computer and controls real-time audio synthesis and processing. As a result, the participants body movement controls the music.
Zu tanzen by Ali Momeni
Original score for a dance duet choreographed by Jessy Tuddenham.
Whuow chsewsnk’huu by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams), winds (evan kumar)
Lap Dance by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
For piano (roberto morales), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni)
Nibentan groves by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams), winds (evan kumar)
Grunts by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams), winds (evan kumar)
Be the sherbert by Ali Momeni & Pär Frid
For electronic (created at the Electronic Music Studio in Stockholm with composer Pär Frid for Eskil–Pär's baby boy–to accompany his baths in blue, Swedish winter morning light.)
Bee the bounce up by Ali Momeni & Pär Frid
For electronic (created at the Electronic Music Studio in Stockholm with composer Pär Frid for Eskil–Pär's baby boy–to accompany his baths in blue, Swedish winter morning light.)
No more much yes yes by Ali momeni
For trumpet (david bithell), live interactive electronics (ali momeni).
theCrime by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), live electronics (ali momeni); work in three parts: theCrime, theRepent and theAppease.
Grayballs by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
Rub Now by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
During January of 2003, my dear my dear roberto and i decided to record an album. amassing our acoustic and electronic instruments we played and recorded hours of music. of these recordings, ten tracks remain.
Underwater Showgirls Hopping by Ali Momeni
Music for underwater show girls with 3 to 5 legs.
Video: What You Say, How You Say It
Opening night at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, participants exploring the installation What You Say, How You Say It. The location of the large shiny objects is tracked and mapped to spoken voices; the users' gestures control the enunciation of words as well as the choice of words…
Video: frelia time lapse
Video: frelia
What You Say, How You Say It
What You Say, How You Say It from Ali Momeni on Vimeo.Net_Dérive
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BABYLOVE by Shu Lea Cheang
b chill too by Ali Momeni & Pär Frid
For electronic (created at the Electronic Music Studio in Stockholm with composer Pär Frid for Eskil–Pär's baby boy–to accompany his baths in blue, Swedish winter morning light.)
Takemitsu: My Way of Life
Preset 153
iPerg: Epidemic Menace
Vaishnava Janeto at Eternal Gandhi
UnStudies_1_(Flutes)_ali by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales & Matt Wright
For percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), flute and live electronics (roberto morales), live electronics (matt wright)
theRepent by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), live electronics (ali momeni); work in three parts: theCrime, theRepent and theAppease.
Windrhymed by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
Windsticks by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
During January of 2003, my dear my dear roberto and i decided to record an album. amassing our acoustic and electronic instruments we played and recorded hours of music. of these recordings, ten tracks remain.
Jesvix
Wussells by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams), winds (evan kumar)
Seemingly by Ali Momeni & Roberto Morales
J Cyclo by Ali Momeni
For trumpet (charlie ferris), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams)
Ghereshme by Ali Momeni
For nord modular (ben jacobs), live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams)
Densories by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), bass (david arend), percussion and live electronics (ali momeni), live electronics (kevin adams), winds (evan kumar)
Stick it to the Movement by Ali Momeni & David Bithell
For trumpet (david bithell), live electronics (ali momeni).
Mean Mister Mustard, Polythene Pam, She Came in through the Bathroom Window by Lou Garrett, Ali Momeni, Alex Stimmel
In May 1997, as a part of my music major requirements at Swarthmore College and with the help of my friends Alex Stimmel and Lou Garrett, I made a studio recording of three of the songs from the Beatles’ Abbey Road, whose continuous second side was the topic of my undergraduate music thesis. The players are:
Lou Garret: Guitar, Backup Vocals, 4-tracking
Ali Momeni: Drums, Piano, Percussion, Backup Vocals
Alex Stimmel: Bass, Lead Vocals