Hello friends,  My concert of mechanical music, RoboRecital, will
be held in Juilliard's Paul Hall on Tuesday, November 30th, 2004.

It will include no human performers.  Four robots will be heard:
Lemur's GuitarBot, a robotic self-playing guitar; an automated 57-rank
pipe organ; a Yamaha Disklavier, a modern player piano; and Lemur's
Modbots.  Six of my own pieces will be presented alongside works by
Bach and Mozart.

The concert is free and no tickets are required.  For more information,
an MP3 sample, a PDF flyer, and links please visit:
  http://www.lemurbots.org/roborecital.html

Mari Kimura's article about RoboRecital appears in this month's issue
of the Juilliard Journal.  It is accessible online at:
  http://www.juilliard.edu/update/journal/j_articles385.html

RoboRecital
  Tuesday, November 30, 2004, 8:00 PM
  Paul Hall
  The Juilliard School
  60 Lincoln Center Plaza
  New York, NY 10023

The program will include J. Brendan Adamson's
  Two Studies for Player Piano (2002)
  Three Studies for Automated Organ (2003)
  Tides Times Two for Player Piano (2004)
  Four Studies for Guitarbot (2004)
  Study for Player Piano (2004)
  Study for Guitarbot, Disklavier, Automated Organ, and ModBots (2004)

J. S. Bach's
  Die Kunst der Fuge BWV 1080,
  Contrapuncti II and III (performed by GuitarBot)

W. A. Mozart's
Allegro und Andante (Fantasia in f) fuer eine Orgelwalze K.608 (1791,
  for self-playing organ)

Although several practical editions for human organist have been made,
Mozart's piece will be heard in its original form for self-playing
organ on RoboRecital.

Mark your calendars, and please forward this email to anyone who might
also be interested.  I hope to see you there!

Thanks,
Brendan
J. Brendan Adamson
JBrendan@gmail.com