Nº1 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 1 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Videos
Little Etudes for World Heart Rhythm Week
Little Etudes based on different cardiac arrhythmias for adult learners during covid lockdown. Released during World Heart Rhythm Week 2020
Cardiac Response to Live Music Study on EHRA Essentials 4 You
Cardiac Response to Live Music Performance presentation for EHRA 2020 live on EHRA Essentials 4 You portal of the European Heart Rhythm Association, branch of the European Society of Cardiology.
Two-piano Londonderry Air for World Piano Day 2020
Brigitte d’Andrea-Novel and Elaine Chew play Londonderry Air on two pianos between Paris and London for World Piano Day 2020 during the COVID-19 lockdown, with brief introductions to the tune and to playing over the Internet.
Solveig’s Song on No. 42
Hear different mic captures of Grieg’s Solveig’s Song on the Bösendorfer VC280 Enspire PRO.
STMS talk by Prof. Michael Casey: Auditory Stimulus Reconstruction from High-Resolution fMRI
On “Auditory Stimulus Reconstruction from High-Resolution fMRI of Music Perception and Imagery” in Salle Stravinsky, IRCAM, at 11am on Wed, 11 March 2020.
Heart & Music @ MIT Killian Hall – Photos and Short Recordings
Photos and video snippets from the Heart & Music: Stolen Rhythms concert event featuring an introduction to arrhythmia by Pier Lambiase and piano concert by Elaine Chew featuring music based on stolen rhythms.
A Little Ditty for ISMIR 20
Seventeen years ago, I was invited by Michel Fingerhut to attend the 3rd ISMIR (International Conference on Music Information Retrieval) at IRCAM. It was my first introduction to the institution. I also met my first postdoc, Anja Volk, now a prominent member of the ISMIR community at this ISMIR. In an email to senior members […]
Heart & Music @ MIT Killian Hall – Announcement
Heart and Music – talk by Pier Lambiase and concert by Elaine Chew Sunday, 17 November 2019, 3pm @ MIT Killian Hall – An arts-science-medicine performance and lecture event exploring connections between music and heart rhythms.
Haydn’s Stolen Rhythm by Cheryl Frances-Hoad
On the COSMOS YouTube channel, Cheryl Frances-Hoad’s piece based on the rhythms of Haydn’s Sonate in Es, Hob XVI:45, mvt III: Finale, Allegro di molto. New notes, sometimes quoting from Haydn’s sonata movement, are assigned to Haydn’s original rhythm, which remains almost entirely intact. Next, the original Haydn sonata movement, an interpretation after playing Cheryl […]