XENAKIS22: XENAKIS 22: CENTENARY INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM
PROGRAM

Days: Tuesday, May 24th Wednesday, May 25th Thursday, May 26th Friday, May 27th Saturday, May 28th Sunday, May 29th

Tuesday, May 24th

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17:45-22:30 Session 1: Xenakis during Resistance and December 1944 battle. Historical promenade, and historico-musical evening.

Co-organized with ASKI (Contemporary Social History Archives), EfA (École française d'Athènes) and National Technical University of Athens

18:00. Meeting at École française d'Athènes (6, Didotou)

Greetings from Véronique Chankowski, directrice de l'École française d'Athènes

Lucile Arnoux-Farnoux: The École française d'Athènes during December 1944 battle

Historical promenade where Xenakis was wounded

Manos Avgeridis, Orestis Karamanlis

20:00. Historico-musical evening at National Technical University of Athens (Polytechneio)

Greetins from Prof. Panagiotis Tournikiotis, dean

Ensemble vocal Soli Tutti, Denis Gautheyrie direction: Nuits (1967-68, 12 voices)

Vocal ensemble from NKUA, Vaia Papayiannopoulou direction (Giorgos Doussis preparation): three unpublished works from the young Xenakis: EPON student anthem  (ca 1943), Η περιστέρα Ειρήνη (La Colombe de la paix, 1952, alto, mixed choir), Σταμάτης Κατωτάκης, καθιστό (Stamatis Katotakis, chanson de table, 1953, voice, male choir)

Historical presentations: Vaggelis Karamanolakis, Menelaos Charalambidis, Giorgos Petropoulos

Musicological presentations: Makis Solomos

Special guest: Mâkhi Xenakis

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Wednesday, May 25th

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09:30-11:00 Session 3: Official opening of the symposium and concert

Greetings from Nicholas Yatromanolakis, Deputy Minister of Culture and Sports, Greece

Greetings from National and Kapodistrian University of Athens:

Prof. Meletios-Athanassios Dimopoulos, Rector

Prof. Achilleas Chaldaiakis, Dean of the School of Philosophy

Greetings from chair of the symposium:

Prof. Anastasia Georgaki, NKUA

Prof. Makis Solomos, Université Paris 8

Mâkhi Xenakis, Les Amis de Xenakis

Concert:

Zyia (1952)

Aggeliki Kathariou, voice; Natalia Geraki, flute; Apostolos Palios, piano

Evryali (1973)

À r. (Hommage à Ravel) (1987)

Pavlos Antoniadis, piano

Location: Great Hall
11:30-13:00 Session 4A: Music Theory and Analysis 1
11:30
The Use of Stochastic Distributions in the Instrumental Works of Iannis Xenakis: Between Chance and Intuition.
12:00
Contrapuntal procedures and aspects of conflict in the work of Iannis Xenakis
12:30
Organizing just intonation pitches through Xenakis’ Sieves and Wilson’s CPS
11:30-13:00 Session 4B: Aesthetics 1
11:30
What's the use of music?
12:00
Musical enunciation: the modes of temporal existence in Iannis Xenakis
12:30
Atrées: Is it a name or… something else?
13:30-14:30 Session 5A: Music Theory and Analysis 2
13:30
Control or Chance? Considerations of Xenakien compositional strategies in contrast Cageian approaches
14:00
Waves and Architecture in Xenakis’s Jonchaies
13:30-14:30 Session 5B: Aesthetics 2
13:30
Nomos alpha by Iannis Xenakis and the problem of death and destiny
14:00
Ekphrasis in the work of Iannis Xenakis
16:15-19:30 Session 6A: Workshops 1
16:15
Workshop with Participants: About Iannis Xenakis´ External Conflicts
18:00
Immersive landscape recomposing the sound of a public square
16:15-19:30 Session 6B: Workshops 2
16:15
Insect Sound ecology and stochastic models
18:00
Workshop: Synchronized spatial performance of graphics scores and computer assisted composition with MaxScore and Drawsocket
20:30-22:00 Session 7: Concert at Odeio Athinon (Athens Conservatoire)

Iannis XENAKIS: Orient Occident (1960, 4-channel musique concrète)

Panos ALEXIADIS

AGF

Iannis XENAKIS: Voyage Absolu des Unari vers Andomède (1989, 8-channel UPIC music)

PAN DAIJING

(spatialization of Xenakis' pieces: Paul Goutmann)

 

 

Thursday, May 26th

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09:00-11:00 Session 8A: Space and Electroacoustic Music
09:00
16-Track GENDYN. A multichannel resynthesis of GENDY3
09:30
The other Room. The influence of Iannis Xenakis on room acoustics (abstract)
10:00
Rethinking/revisiting the Gendy model from the perspective of noise transformation as a compositional method
PRESENTER: Johan van Kreij
10:30
Lessons from Xenakis on audification and sample-level machine learning techniques
09:00-11:00 Session 8B: Analysis and Theory 3, influence
09:00
Xenakis’ thinking about / in musical composition : an analysis of Metastasis’s central section
09:30
Mikka “S”, from Micro to Macrocomposition and Perception: Symbolic and Audio-feature Psychoacoustic Analyzes
10:00
The features of the instrumental part in vocal and instrumental compositions by Iannis Xenakis
10:30
Xenakis' Influence on Electronica
11:30-13:00 Session 9A: Aesthetics 3, performance 1, space 2
11:30
XENAKIS' CONCEPTION OF CREATIVITY AND THE NOTION OF EMERGENCE
12:00
Rendering embodied experience into multimodal data: concepts, tools and applications for Xenakis' piano performance
12:30
From stereophonic to spatial audio processing: Voyage absolu des Unari vers Andromède by Iannis Xenakis
11:30-12:30 Session 9B: Architecture 1
11:30
Towards Morphogenesis: The Growth Form in Xenakis’s Light
12:00
Making Mankind resonate through Time : The Xenakis’ undulating glass panes
16:15-19:30 Session 11A: Workshops 3
16:15
XAS DECODED
18:00
Workshop: ‘Approaches to performing Nomos alpha and Kottos by Iannis Xenakis’
16:15-19:30 Session 11B: Workshops 4
16:15
Workshop rendering embodied experience into multimodal data: concepts, tools and applications for Xenakis' piano performance
18:00
The Situationist Polytope
20:30-22:00 Session 12: Concert at Greek National Opera

Plektó (1993, sextuor)

Kaï (1995, nonet)

Ikhoor (1978, string trio)

Akanthos (1977, soprano and octuor)

dissoArt; Johannes Kalitzke, conductor; Ilektra Platiopoulou, mezzo-soprano

Friday, May 27th

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09:00-10:00 Session 13A: Architecture 2
09:00
Creative mathematics: randomness, indeterminacy, unpredictability in music and architecture
09:30
BaXen. When Xenakis invites himself to a school of architecture.
09:00-10:00 Session 13B: Performance 2
09:00
Pour la Paix. Analysing the piece and preparing its performance
09:30
Making possible the impossible: performative ideas and solutions in some Xenaki's percussion works
10:00-11:00 Session 14A: Architecture 3
10:00
The “enveloping spatial relationship”: some perspectives relating on Xenakian architectural work
10:30
Space, Rhythm, and Architecture: Atmospheres in Works of Iannis Xenakis
10:00-11:00 Session 14B: Archival Researches
10:00
Xenakis in Indonesia: influences in the composition of Jonchaies (1977) and Pléïades (1978)
10:30
The score of Rythmes sur Tabla, a "key document" in the work of Iannis Xenakis ?
11:30-13:00 Session 15A: Post-Xenakian Proposals 2
11:30
Expanding the rhythmic writing of Iannis Xenakis in my works of the 2010's
12:00
Site-specificity and Sonic Grains: An approach to sound synthesis by mapping point clouds of a specific site using granular synthesis techniques.
12:30
Towards a Topological and Materialist Synthesis of Sound
11:30-13:00 Session 15B: Computationnal Models
11:30
Stochastic Modeling of the Cicada Chorus
12:00
An attempt at extending Xenakis’ compositional design of Herma through computational tools
12:30
Xenakis’s Matrix to Image Matrix: A Sonification Method Inspired by Achorripsis
19:30-22:00 Session 18: Opening at Nafplio, meeting with Mâkhi Xenakis,concert, small reception

Greetings

the District of the Peloponnese

Mr. Dimitri Kostouros, Mayor of Nafplion

Prof. Athanasios Katsis, Rector of the University of Peloponnese

Prof. Marina Kotzamani, Chair of the Department of Digital and Performing Arts of the University of Peloponnese

Meeting with Mâkhi Xenakis

Concert

Stefanos Thomopoulos, piano:

-Herma (1961-61)

-Evyali (1973)

Ensemble vocal Soli Tutti, Denis Gautheyrie direction:

-Olivier Messiaen: Troisième Rechant ("éventail déployé") (1948)

-Nuits (1967-68)

Catering

Saturday, May 28th

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09:30-11:00 Session 19: Polytopes 1
09:30
Reconstruction and interpretation of ancient history to build a national identity. Focus on the Polytopes de Persépolis by Xenakis (1971)
10:00
Levels of Multimedia Rhetoric in POLYTOPE DE PERSEPOLIS (1971). Defining Cyber-world Categories through Some Registers of Philosophy & Scientific Aesthetics
10:30
Persepolis Polytope: Resolving Fictitious Attributions from a Persianate Perspective
11:30-13:00 Session 20: Polytopes 2, stage work, space
11:30
Polytope de Cluny: towards a reconstitution
12:00
The Narrative of the Mycenae Polytope
12:30
Xenakis' Oresteia: a reconstructed theatre
13:30-14:30 Session 21: Politics
13:30
Xenakis and Revolution: A Critique of Aesthetic Autonomy
14:00
The Xenakis case under international law. Aspects of nationality, transnationality, vulnerability and international responsibility
15:45-20:00 Session 22: Workshops 5
15:45
Connecting Xenakis' work to cyberphysical performance in dance education and artistic practice
17:15
Mapping materialities: Digital embodied interactions with Iannis Xenakis’ work
18:45
Algorithmic Composition with Max/MSP and OpenMusic
Sunday, May 29th

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09:00-12:00 Session 23: Trip to Mykines

Archeological site and Αrchaeological, museum, guidance, Prof. Christofilis Maggidis (Mycenaen Foundation).

Presentation of the Polytope de Mycènes by Marina Kotzamani and Marco Slavíček

12:00-13:00 Reception brunch at the Melathron of the Mycenean Foundation( Mycenean Foundation, Municipality of Argos)