Sunday 20th June 9-10 pm (Sydney) 12-1 pm (UK) 1-2pm (Central Europe) 8-9 am (Londrina, Brazil) -  Calculate your time

LISTEN on 94.5fm (Sydney) Program Stream

Follow the link to ‘listen on line’ or click the link below to open the stream in Windows Media Player :
mms://wm9.streaming.telstra.com/UCS-wh_fbi0live1

Listen on iPhone : You will need to download the free FStream application to pick up the audio on your phone. (link will open iTunes store).

WATCH - Live VJ Mix

Tonight Ethernet Orchestra is performing the mother of all networked radio collaborations, featuring an improvisation between musicians in Sydney, Germany and Brazil live on Sunday Night at The Movies, FBi Radio.

To top this off we have a live VJ mix to the program stream featuring VJ’s in Sydney, Munich and London !

So get your radio set to FBi Radio and your laptop plugged in to listen / watch this networked extravaganza !

Ethernet Orchestra – Radio You Can Watch “Distant Presences” will feature musicians:

Live from Sydney, Australia.

Buhu Ganburged – Mongolian Horse fiddle and throat singing,

Yavuz Uydu Turkish Oud and Bendir

Roger Mills – Processed Trumpets.

Live from Londrina, Brazil - Guitar by ex Blurt (Factory Records)  Chris Vine

Live from Braunschweig, Germany – Martin Slawig Laptop Electronics and Max/MSP processing.

VJ’s
Grazmaster – London
Helen Varley Jamieson – Munich, Germany
Neil Jenkins – Sydney

All sessions are being recorded for Furthernoise.org “Explorations in Sound” net label.

NIME2010
Bon Marche Studio, University of Sydney.
17th June 17.30 EST.
755 Harris St, Ultimo.

Join us for the 1st of two NIME evening performances featuring Ethernet Orchestra ensemble:

Sydney
Buhu Ganburged – Mongolian horse fiddle and throat singing,
Roger Mills – Processed trumpets.

Live from Braunschweig, Germany – Martin Slawig Laptop electronics and Max/MSP processing.

Ethernet Orchestra @ Sunday Night at The Movies 9-10pm, FBi Radio, Sydney.

Sunday 20th June 9-10 pm

Tonight Ethernet Orchestra is performing the mother of all networked radio collaborations, featuring an improvisation between musicians in Sydney, Germany and Brazil live on Sunday Night at The Movies, FBi Radio.

To top this off we have a live VJ mix to the program stream featuring VJ’s in Sydney, Munich and London !

So get your radio set to FBi and your laptop plugged in to listen / watch this networked extravaganza !

Ethernet Orchestra – Radio You Can Watch will feature musicians:

Live from Sydney

Buhu Ganburged – Mongolian Horse fiddle and throat singing,

Yavuz Uydu Turkish Oud and Bendir

Roger Mills – Processed Trumpets.

Live from Londrina, Brazil- Guitar by ex Blurt (Factory Records) Guitarist Chris Vine

Live from Braunschweig, Germany – Martin Slawig Laptop Electronics and Max/MSP processing.

VJ’s
Grazmaster – London
Helen Varley-Jamieson – Munich, Germany.
Neil Jenkins – Sydney

To listen: FBi Radio 94.5 fm Sydney http://www.fbiradio.com
To Watch: http://www.visitorsstudio.org

Outside of Sydney ?
open up above URL’s in different browser windows to stream both sound and visuals.

View Ethernet Orchestra Distant Presences 10.05.10

All sessions are being recorded for Furthernoise.org “Explorations in Sound” net label.

Comprising a virtual ensemble of musicians and sound artists from diverse geographical locations, Ethernet Orchestra seeks to explore new methodologies and ethnography of improvisation,  UX in computer mediated collaboration and the musical and sonic boundaries of divergent cultures in collision.

Collaborations may involve any number of musicians determined on a project by project basis, which may include live networked gallery performance or discreet online improvisatory sessions. It is also envisaged that a body of works will be recorded not only for the purpose of analysis but for the compilation of an eventual label release, of which all participants will be equally recognised for their creative contributions.

This blog is available for all interested musicians and sound artists to express and interest in becoming involved by adding a comment or experience of using an online collaborative platform. Please feel free to add links to websites and past collaborations. Future project details will be posted here in the months to come.

It is hoped that through a cross pollination of diverse cultures of improvisation, new methodologies will be given the space and time to develop in a framework of innovation and experimentation.

For further information contact ethernetorchestra AT netpraxis DOT net