David Dean Mendoza

• Ritual Music No.1
  

for solo viola (2009) 4:45' Performance TBA

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• Tranquil

for solo flute (2009) 1:35 Performance TBA

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• Dissolution No. 3 - by natural forces
  

for prerecorded sound (2009) 3:28 Performance TBA

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• Incantation

for tenor viola da gamba and electronics (2009) 6' Performances: Upcoming! 2010 SEAMUS National Conference St. Cloud MN., 2010 SCI Region IV Conference Greensboro, North Carolina February 4-6 2010,  Schubertiade of New Music in Miami Florida May 2nd 2009.  David Mendoza - tenor viola da gamba / electronics

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• Minimal No. 2

for prerecorded sound and video (2009) 6.5' Performance TBA, Pure Data and Gem are used to create visuals and sound.

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• Installation No. 1

for computer, microphone, and projector (2009) indeterminate, Performance TBA

Pure Data and Gem are used to create visuals and sound.  The bonk object is used to trigger colored graphics. The more "bonks" or sounds that get picked up by the microphone the more colored lines appear and the larger they get.  The color of these lines also change as each new sound is processed. The lines are created using the particle objects in Gem. The installation is designed to be in a large space where it can soak up the ambient sounds and translate them into these colored lines.  In addition, simple sound oscillators are also triggered.  Below is an excerpt video.

• Flicker

for solo violin (2009) 3:25 Schubertiade of New Music in Miami Florida May 2nd 2009.  David Mendoza - violin

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