Research
Artists: Madeleine Flynn (PhD, University of Melbourne in progress) Tim Humphrey (PhD, Monash University 2003)
Our research and publication complements our artistic practice hence our interests in cultural exchange, systematic exploration of performance contexts and choreo-musical research.
We have delivered papers at several conferences in Australia and internationally and have a published chapter in a book. The following is a list of our articles and publications to date:
2007 Jesse Stevens, Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey, "Wireless Audio Networks in a Travelling Art Work", Refereed paper delivered to the World Linux Audio Conference, Köln, 2008.
2006 Tim Humphrey, “Enculturated Ontologies of Trumpet Performance”. Paper delivered to HCSNet Summerfest Conference, University of Sydney, November 2006.
2005 “Contemporary Music for Ancient Dance: Ethno/musicological?” Paper presented at 10thInternational Conference of the Asia-Pacific Society for Ethno-musicology , October 2005
2004 “When a military band learned Vietnamese music: the Experience of the Band of the Fifth Battalion Royal Australian Regiment in Vietnam 1966 - 1967” , in Music Research: New Directions for a New Century, Buckinghamshire: Cambridge Scholars Press, published 2004.
2003 ˜Experiential categories in dynamic descriptions of trumpet performance”. Paper presented at the MSA Performance and Experience Workshop, University of Queensland, October 2003.
2003 “Interesting shifts of focus: appealing choices in improvised performance” . ProximityVolume 6, Edition 1. 2002.
2003 “Dynamic Categories of experience for an improvising trumpet player in Melbourne”. Paper presented to MSA National Conference, University of Melbourne.
2001. “Observing change in an improvising trumpet player: a dynamic systems model”. Paper presented to Seminar program, Monash University Department of Music/Conservatorium
1996. “New Directions in Performance Research” Paper presented to Seminar program, Monash University Department of Music/Conservatorium.
1992. “An electro-myographic interface for trumpet musicians” Thesis submitted for the Graduate Diploma in Contemporary Music Technology, La Trobe University