false false 2009-04-20T13:40:37-04:00 Join award-winning composer Christine Southworth for an in-depth look at her creative process and her innovative work with robots and technology. The conversation takes place Thursday, April 23 at Atkinson Hall, 2nd floor, Room 2004.<br/><br/>Through her work with robots and automated music systems as co-founder and Director of Ensemble Robot, Christine Southworth is making groundbreaking music based on the interaction between technology and creativity. Compared to Thurston Moore (<em>Boston Phoenix</em>) and Laurie Anderson (<em>Boston Globe</em>), Southworth is introducing a brand new genre of music to Boston, born out of the area’s complex community of scientists and artists.<br/><br/> Southworth received a B.S. from MIT in 2002 in mathematics and music and M.A. in Computer Music & Multimedia Composition from Brown University in 2006. She composes for Western ensembles, Balinese gamelan, and mixed ensembles of gamelan, western instruments, electronics, and robots.<br/><br/> Performance of Christine Southworth's newest work will take place on April 23 in the Loft, Price Center East at 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM, performed by the renowned Calder Quartet.<a href="http://www.artpwr.com/events/34"> More Info</a><br/><br/>Presented by ArtPower! at UC San Diego, the UCSD Department of Music, and the Center for Research and Computing in the Arts (CRCA)<br/><br/> <em>Funded in part through Meet The Composer's MetLife Creative Connections program.</em> true false false 233 false 2009-04-23T12:00:00-04:00 23 4 2009 false false 0 Free 2009-04-20T13:43:34-04:00 12 0