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Martijn Tellinga live in Gothemburg

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 10 October 2009
Tonight, at the Geiger Festival in Gothemburg, Martijn Tellinga and percussionist Jonny Axelsson will be playing “Music for snare drum & computer” by Kurt Lippe, “noDEs_” for computer by Martijn Tellinga, Kevin Volans’s “Akrodha” for solo percussion and video and “reTrEat_ for timpany, metal box and computer” by Martijn Tellinga.
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Quartet #2 (Fantomas Quartet) by Koen Nutters

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 18 December 2008
Brian McKenna, Koen Nutters, Morten J Olsen and Martijn Tellinga will perform Koen Nutters’ Quartet #2 (Fantomas Quartet) for 4 players, 4 mixers, 4 speakers and 4 laptops (running iTunes), next Friday, December 19 at Gallery W139, Warmoesstraat 139, Amsterdam. Free entrance!
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Martijn Tellinga live in Stockholm

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 22 November 2008
Tomorrow, Sunday, November 23rd, Martijn Tellinga’s piece ‘reTrEat_’ for computer and percussion will premiere during the Fylkingen 75 festival, in Stockholm.
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Martijn Tellinga live at TAC, Eindhoven

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 20 October 2008
Next Wednesday, October 22nd, Martijn Tellinga will perform three of his works for computer and 4 speakers. This performance is part of a three day DNK-amsterdam program, which takes place at the TAC in Eindhoven on October 22, 23 and 24. The event has been realised on kind invitation and in collaboration with Axes, organisation [...]
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Martijn Tellinga performs Xenakis

By Miguel Carvalhais | Published: 3 September 2008
For this year’s Night of the Unexpected festival, part of Gaudeamus’ Muziekweek, Martijn Tellinga has produced a performance of Iannis Xenaki’s revolutionary Mycenae Alpha, work for computer that was generated with The UPIC system. The UPIC enabled Xenakis to compose grahically and transform visual information into sound. The UPIC system was conceived by Iannis Xenakis [...]
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