• Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher, half length portrait, in discussion around a conference table, (1997)
Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher, half length portrait, in discussion around a conference table, (1997)
Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher, half length portrait, in discussion around a conference table, (1997)

Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher, half length portrait, in discussion around a conference table, (1997) [side view]

Other Minds Programming ➔ Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher, half length portrait, in discussion around a conference table, (1997)

Still image


Identifier
IM.OM.FP.0004.012
Dates
1997-11-01/1997-11-30 | created
Work Type
Photographic print
Image Class
Composer & Performer Portraits
Image Series
OM04: Fago B&W Prints
Description
Laetitia Sonami, Pamela Z, and Paul Dresher having a discussion. These three composers/performers were all featured during the 4th Other Minds Music Festival held in November of 1997. Laetitia Sonami synthesizes advanced technology, original music and narrative into an intimate, spontaneous art form all her own. She is best known for her unique instrument, the elbow-length "lady's glove" that she plays live onstage, and which is fitted with pressure and motion sensors to control electronic sounds. Pamela Z is a San Francisco-based composer/performer and audio artist who works primarily with voice, live electronic processing, and sampling technology. She is well known both regionally and nationally for her unique performances in which she layers her operatic voice with digital sound processors and a MIDI controller, called the BodySynth®, that allows her to access electronic samples through gestural movement. Paul Dresher is an internationally active composer noted for his ability to integrate diverse musical influences into his own coherent and unique personal style. He pursues many forms of musical expression, including experimental opera and music theater, chamber and orchestral composition, live instrumental electro-acoustic chamber music performances, and scores for theater, dance, and film. His performances utilize progressive contemporary music technology and the theatrical works use the resources of experimental theater to examine diverse issues in contemporary American culture.
Genres & Subjects
Group portraits--1990-2000
Women
Men
Composers
Musicians
Discussion
Image Ownership
Other Minds
Photo Credits
John Fago