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Composers » D » Ricardo Dal Farra (Argentina, 1957)
- Residence: Montréal, QC, Canada
Dr. Ricardo Dal Farra is professor of new music and media arts, and Associate Director of Hexagram, the Centre for Research-Creation in Media Arts at Concordia University (Montréal). He is also Associated Researcher of the MTI at De Montfort University (UK) and director of CEIArtE at UNTREF (Argentina). He has been researcher / consultant on media arts history for UNESCO (France), director of the Multimedia Communication national program at the Federal Ministry of Education (Argentina) and senior consultant of Amauta — Andean Media Arts Centre in Cusco (Peru). Funded by The Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science and Technology, Dal Farra created the largest collection available of Latin American Electroacoustic Music. He also started the “art! ? climate” and Balance-Unbalance projects. As an electroacoustic composer and new media artist, his work has been presented in over 40 countries and recordings of his music published in 20 international editions.
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List of Works
- Ancestros (9:22 / 1986) — Ricardo Dal
Farra, Jorge Cumbo
pour quena, quenacho, antara et unités de traitement - Audiciones (5:10 / 1983) — Ricardo Dal
Farra
for analog electronic instruments - Clones (7:40 / 1986) — Ricardo Dal
Farra, Arturo Gervasoni
for electroacoustic processors (Dal Farra) and guitar (Arturo Gervasoni) - Double (5:28 / 1986) — Ricardo Dal
Farra, Arturo Gervasoni
for electroacoustic processors (Dal Farra) and guitar (Arturo Gervasoni) - Estudio Sobre Ritmo Y Espacio (1:03 / 1982) — Ricardo Dal Farra
for concrète sound with real-time computer processing - G (8:45 / 1987) — Ricardo Dal Farra,
Arturo Gervasoni
for electronic guitar, real-time processed synthesizer - Integrados (8:02 / 1986) — Ricardo Dal
Farra, Arturo Gervasoni
for electroacoustic processors (Dal Farra) and guitar (Arturo Gervasoni) - Karma (5:58 / 1986) — Ricardo Dal Farra
- Para Todos Ellos (9:42 / 1987) — Ricardo
Dal Farra
pour guitare MIDI, synthétiseur numérique et instruments électroniques