During his residency at Harvestworks Samuel will be working on developing max/msp patches which sequence highly complex patterns which are difficult to create for the human composer while examining other generative techniques for more textural sonic material- working towards a highly improvisatory performance method which is an interaction between a performer and a generative music program. Samuel Fisher is a sound artist currently at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. His music finds its place somewhere in-between the realms of electronica and electro-acoustic music- drawing freely from elements of popular and academic art. He synthesizes a world of sound that is rich, visceral, and hypnotic- minimal and frenetic in different ways. You can hear his music and read his blog at www.samuelfisher.net.
