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PORTFOLIO_
Welcome to Felipe Ignacio Noriega's portfolio... How can I help you?
Computing... ... ... $:\ Data Analysis shows that from 2014 until today can be defined as a period of collaborations and emancipation from the academic limitations... Do you want to see a human-readable view of what i say?
I am a robot designed to take you through this portfolio.
Apart from guiding you in this interactive portfolio I can't do much. However, my master **FELIPE IGNACIO NORIEGA** has promised to program into me some dancing and singing capabilities in the near future.
Here you can scroll through fragments of various pieces...
MATYS BLUES (2013)
OFF<>ZZ *Live coding session* (2013)
MARIA (2012)
ROBOT THEATER NACHO CAMACHO (2012 rev2013)
LAKE ***prize winning opera*** (2012)
O Misterio de Barba Azul **Amsterdam Chamber Opera production in Brazil** (2012)
A voz Humana **Amsterdam Chamber Opera production in Brazil & NL** (2011-2012)
SORRY MIJNHEER! TOT MORGEN! **Amsterdam Chamber Opera production WOEST! in NL** (2011)
We are listening to an excerpt from THE MILL SONG. A piece inspired by the origins of clog dance in the industrial revolution as well as London's Grime rap scene. This music-theatre work tells of a girl working in a mill, hypnotically moving from states of frustration to escapism to a battle confrontation. The percussive clogs are translated into resonating harmonies through wireless electronics hidden on the body, manipulated live and by using the hands, face and mouth as a filter: body and sound are one integrated entity.
You can scroll down for more fotos...
@composers' festival amsterdam 2013
@composers' festival amsterdam 2013
These are from the laptop piece: ROBOT THEATER NACHO CAMACHO...
@composer's festival amsterdam 2013
^^using a nintendo wii controller
Photos from the opera LAKE...
@Enschede 2012
@2Scoremusictheater competition final 2012
Photos from the lift installation in 2013...
@Amsterdam 2013
@composers' Festival CvA 2013
@the hug
Wireless electronics is the epicenter of Felipe's artistic research and work in the last years. You can read more about it in his master thesis handbook...
Inside this portfolio you can browse Felipe's Master thesis, read his personal reflection over the study, or have a look at Felipe's work over the past 2 years...
REFLECTION:
"... The last years in Amsterdam have
definetly been crucial in my life. Many things have
happened and I've grown up in many senses. The
Conservatory and my main teachers, Jorrit & Willem, have played a
defining role in the way I see myself nowadays as a
composer, as a performer, a musician... and -here
comes the word- an artist.
When I first arrived to Amsterdam in 2009
I remember that during my application interview I was
told that I was accepted because you (the teachers)
thought that I had something interesting to say but
that due to my background and education in Mexico I
was still holding myself in. The moment you hear
this you don't easily realize how could you be holding
yourself in, because one is used to a certain
lifestyle/paradigms in Mexico, so i didn't pay much
attention to the comment. However, after almost 5
years of being in this country, working hard and
evolving, I finally feel I am in touch with who I
am.
Thanks to the intuition oriented approach that
was supported by my composition teachers I could
basically start doing what I wanted, even if it meant
going out of 'music composition'. I mean, I simply let
myself loose in my strongest passions ->
technology, music, the laptop, illusions. And this letting loose has
been so strong that nowadays i don't worry what
people might think about my profile, or how they wish
to categorize me as a musician: 'composer'?
'performer'? 'music-theater'?
'electronics'? 'interdisciplinary'? I simply
don't pay attention to this anymore, I do what I like
and I enjoy what I do. And I have fun, otherwise I
wouldn't spend so many hours in front of the laptop
or spending my free time understanding
electromagnetism, electricity, robot dance, or anything else I can
put my hands on.
... trying to close up the
relfection: I believe that I am ready to continue my
quest outside of the Conservatory. A quest that began
the moment I left Mexico and that I know will go on
because I am still hungry for freshness, innovation,
wonder, and fulfilment. I also feel I have found a
path I enjoy walking, and I am chasing something I
deeply believe in -> I am convinced that my research
in the dramaturgical approach to wireless/hidden
electronics has still a lot of potential for
development -> I already have various ideas I want/will
put into practice either on my own or with the support
of the many collaborators and fellow artists that I
have met and bonded with in my time here.
I am also happy to be able to present this interactive portfolio, as a means of
contributing to the acknowledgement of computer
musicianschip -> where every excuse is a good excuse
to express yourself and your work..."
This is an overview of Felipe's work in the last period...
TELE-COMM (2013)
This music-theater piece will find its premiere on June
18th 2013. Cheap 2nd hand rotary telephones from the
70's & 80's were used to develop the electronics with
circuit bending aesthetics. This piece marks the
discovery of how to use analogue audio to generate
movement of devices (with magnets and coils)
Flute: Kata Szanyi | Dancer & Dramaturgy:
Cinthya Oyervides | Music: Felipe Ignacio
Noriega
MATY'S BLUES (2013)
Collaborative piece for voice and Laptop done with composer
Matyas Wettl. It enhances the fixed electronics with
Live Coding moments.
Voice & Lyrics:
Matyas Wettl | Laptop &
electronics : Felipe Ignacio Noriega
OFF<>ZZ (2013)
Off<>zz is a laptop and piano/toypiano duo exploring electro-acoustic music via improvisation, live coding, and transformation of classical-music influences into a more collective experience.
Piano & voice: Anne Veinberg | Laptop: Felipe Ignacio Noriega
THE MILL SONG (2012)
Music-theater piece for clogs and live wireless
electronics. This piece was the culmination of Sarah
Jeffery's master thesis for which she got an
unprecedented mark of 10.
Clogs: Sarah Jeffery | Dramaturgy: Cinthya Oyervides | Music & electronics:
Felipe Ignacio Noriega
ROBOT THEATER NACHO CAMACHO (2012)
Music-theater piece for solo laptop. This
piece is an exploration of how synchronized movement,
wireless technilogies, and a good dramaturgy can come
together to create a different way of performing
live electronic music.
Dramaturgy: Cinthya Oyervides | Music & electronics:
Felipe Ignacio Noriega
O MISTERIO DE BARBA AZUL (2012)
Arrangement of the Bartok's Bluebeard
opera for Amsterdam Chamber Opera's production in Sao
Paolo, Brazil in 2012. The ensemble is alto saxophone,
bass clarinet, cello and laptop.
Arrangement and direction: Felipe Ignacio
Noriega
MEMENTO (2012)
Music-theater piece for flute, dancer and
live electronics
Flute: Kata Szanyi | Dancer & Dramaturgy:
Cinthya Oyervides | Music: Felipe Ignacio
Noriega
MARIA (2012)
Short opera for bike, actress & countertenor based on texts by W. Szymborska and P. Neruda.
Man: Harm Huson | Woman: Cinthya Oyervides | Live electronics: Felipe
Ignacio Noriega | Regie: Liliane Brakema |
Dramaturgie: Roose Euwe | Light design: Simone Eggen
| Music: Felipe Ignacio Noriega
LAKE (2012)
A prize winning (2ScoreMuziektheater
publieksprijs 2012) opera for countertenor, sorprano, mime, 2 chorus female singers, percussion and tuba.
M: Harm Huson | GoldFish: Aleksandra Anisimowicz | Fisherman: Luc
Boyer | Pickiners: Sandra Puyols & Reka Takascy |
Slagwerk: Arend Bruijn | Tuba: Dani Sanchez | Regie:
Cinthya Oyervides | Dramturgie: Dorine Cremers |
Libretto: Nikolett Nemeth | Scenography: Simone Eggen |
Music: Felipe Ignacio Noriega
JULIETA (2012)
Piece for sax solo and hidden/ wireless
electronics. Based on Garcia Lorca's surrealistic play
'The Public'
Saxophone: Jody Vianen | Dramaturgy: Cinthya Oyervides | Music: Felipe
Ignacio Noriega
LIFT INSTALLATION (2011)
Installation designed in Supercollider to
synchronize sound along lifts. The installation was
adapted and enhanced with theatrical meaning for the
Composers' Festival 2013 in Amsterdam.
Electronics & design: Felipe Ignacio Noriega | Actress: Cinthya Oyervides | Actor:
Anthony L. Dunstan
GRADIL DE CARYBE (2011)
piece commisioned by November Music
Festival 2011. Solo Harp with hidden/ wireless electronics.
Harp: Victoria Davies
A VOZ HUMANA (2011)
Arrangement of F. Poulenc's opera 'La
voiz humaine' for Amsterdam Chamber Opera for the
2011-2012 season. The piece has been performed in
Brazil and The Netherlands.
Arrangement and direction: Felipe Ignacio
Noriega
WOEST (2011)
A 1 hour long music-theater piece for Laptop solo and actor. Commissioned by Odara Theatergroep. The piece was premiered at Podium Mozaïek Theater Amsterdam in November 2011.
Regie en vormgeving: Marcos Rabello | Tekst: Peet van Duijnhoven |
Spel: Zouhair Mtazi | Muziek: Felipe Ignacio
Noriega
In a few words, Felipe's thesis is focused artistically in Magical Reality and wireless electronics, and practically in proving how a specialized use of a laptop opens many expressive horizons...
Apart from guiding you in this interactive portfolio I can't do much more. However, my master **FELIPE IGNACIO** has promised to program into me some dancing and singing capabilities in the near future.