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Casper Schipper

Casper Schipper is a software developer, electronic musician and is the portal manager of the KC Research Catalogue.

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He has assisted in the technical realization of many projects for a wide variety of composers and collectives. His work focuses on the composition of music from a low level (pure waveforms) using various home-brewed programming languages. He is a board member for The Game of Life foundation, which enables composers and sound artists to create works for the world’s first mobile Wave Field Synthesis system.

Projects

Joint Research Day '23 (JRD23)

Fr 27 Oct 2023 09:30 – 21:30 - KABK & KC

Joint Research Day '24 (JRD24) - On Collective Practices & Collaboration

Fr 22 Nov 2024 09:00 – 21:30, KABK/KC/ACPA - KABK & KC

Computing Music Using Networks

Joint Research Day '24 (JRD24) - On Collective Practices & Collaboration

Fr 22 Nov 2024 20:15 – 21:30, Relationships & Networks in Music - New Music Lab, 6th floor Amare

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Casper Schipper

Joint Research Day '23 (JRD23)

Joint Research Day '24 (JRD24) - On Collective Practices & Collaboration

Computing Music Using Networks

Lectorate Event 2019

With trumpets?

Related projects

Why can't I sleep?: A psychoanalysis of the manifestation of unattainable control through the art of composition.

The Bass Guitar in the Contemporary Music

Exploring Expressive Lied Performance: Re-enacting Lotte Lehmann’s Pre-World War II Lied Performances

How can I find my own voice through my instrument

How the Degree To Which Instrumentalist and Composer Work Together Affects the Compositional Process, the Composition and the Final Performance

Size Matters: Historical String Lengths and Possible Tunings of the Chitarrone or Theorbo

The Performer Composer Relation

Performing Music Theory

A Quest for Musical Clarity: Grounding Compositional Practices in Gestalt and Perception Theories

Out of the "Engine Rooms"

Mindful practicing - Mindfulness and goal setting exercises for fostering self-efficacy

Monteverdi and the architecture of emotions

The appearance of the sound

Master Research Exposition "Instrumental Chamber Music in Collection of Diocesan Library of Sandomierz- characteristics, socio-historical background and local importance"

Giuseppe Torelli and the birth of the Violin Concerto

From Xavier Lefèvre to Frédéric Berr: Clarinet instruction at the Paris Conservatory between 1795 and 1838.

The advent of the transverse flute in Italy and its use in mixed consorts during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries

A Study on Ornamentation and Expression in French vocal Music (1650-1750)

Diminutions, Divisions, and Doubles in Viol Literature

Accessibility of Music Production Software for the Visually Impaired: A study of developing an eyes-free audio application for a surface haptic interface

The Arabic Maqam on Double Bass

How to understand stage fright?

Down to business

"Art of drumming within jazz piano trio"

Batterie & Baroque Guitars

Adapting live classical music performance for different venues

Effects of visual instructions in one-on-one violin lessons

Constructing a framework for interdisciplinary performances featuring classically trained musicians and dancers or actors

Developing Vocal Techniques in Contemporary Solo Double Bass Repertoire: A pedagogical approach to developing vocal techniques and coordination in Western classical-contemporary solo double bass repertoire

Poiesis and the Performance Practice of Physically Polyphonic Notations