15.1.2025
Wharf Chambers, Leeds
Sveið is:
Federico Reuben - laptop improvisation / live coding
James Mainwaring - saxophone
Emil Karlsen - drums
15.1.2025
Wharf Chambers, Leeds
Sveið is:
Federico Reuben - laptop improvisation / live coding
James Mainwaring - saxophone
Emil Karlsen - drums
29.07.2024
Reimagined music by Guillaume de Machaut, Cafe Oto, London
Loré Lixenberg - voice
Federico Reuben - laptop improvisation, live coding, AI sounds
Ben Richter - accordion
Erin Robinson - AI visuals
Concept by Loré Lixenberg and Federico Reuben. The avant-garde of the middle ages is in dialogue with experimental cutting edge tech of today using AI sounds and visuals.
12.04.2024
Handmade Music, Sonorities Festival Belfast
Franziska Schroeder - sax / AI visuals
Federico Reuben - live coding / AI sounds
Improvisation for soprano saxophone, AI sounds (RAVE models), live coding and AI Visuals (StableDiffusion)
12.04.2024
Handmade Music, Sonorities Festival Belfast
Franziska Schroeder - sax / AI visuals
Federico Reuben - live coding / AI sounds
Improvisation for soprano saxophone, AI sounds (RAVE models), live coding and AI Visuals (StableDiffusion)
3.2.2024
Exploratorium Berlin
Franziska Schroeder - sax / AI visuals
Federico Reuben - live coding / AI sounds
AI Music Improvisation using AI sounds (RAVE) and AI visuals (Stable Diffusion). Presented at Musicians Perspectives on Improvisation Symposium at Exploratorium Berlin
30.5.2023
Artificial Intelligence and Music Creativity (AIMC2023) Conference
Franziska Schroeder - saxophone / AI visuals
Federico Reuben - laptop improvisation / live coding / AI sounds
Duo incorporating live improvised music, with AI generated sounds (Neural Audio Synthesis - RAVE model), combined in a live coding setup.
9.6.2023
Music Data Live, Cheltenham Science Festival
Franziska Schoeder - Saxophone
Federico Reuben - Laptop improvisation / live coding
AI improvisation using neural audio synthesis, PRiSM SampleRNN, trained on a large dataset of recordings of Franziska playing the saxophone.
20.01.2023
Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall
Midlockdown listening :: HDArchive_(date.today) is an installation by Federico Reuben, conceived during the first nationwide COVID-19 lockdown in 2020. An autonomous mechanical piano (Disklavier) plays music to an empty concert hall from a digital musical archive.
22.5.2022
Chihiro Ono (solo violin)
Gaia Blandina (Cello)
Adam de la Cour (guitar)
George Haggett : Live musicology
Tom Jackson (Clarinets)
Neil Luck (synths, objects)
Federico Reuben (live electronics)
Samuel Rice (Double Bass)
Benedict Taylor (Viola)
21.11.2022
Hall #1, Teknikringen 35, Stockholm, Sweden
Franziska Schroeder - saxophone
Federico Reuben - laptop improvisation / live coding
4.6.2022
Paulina Owczarek – Saxophone
Federico Reuben – live electronics / live coding
Gast: Erhard Hirt – Gitarre
Wuppertal & Kulturamt der Stadt Münster
20.8.2022
In Situ Art Society presents Soundtrips NRW 59 PAULINA OWCZAREK/FEDERICO REUBEN + MARLIES DEBACKER/GEORGES PAUL
Paulina Owczarek (PL) – Saxophone
Federico Reuben (CR) – Live Coding
12.7.2015
Spiritus Telecommunitas is a composition by Federico Reuben in collaboration with Aleks Kolkowski. Online Orchestra Research Project (funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council). Premiered on July 12th 2015 by Aleks Kolkowski, Federico Reuben and the Online Orchestra conducted by Jon Hargreaves.
5.5.2016
TFTI Theatre, University of York
Federico Reuben - live electronics, live coding
Rachel Musson - saxophone
Mark Sanders - drums
22.11.2012
ZKM, Karlsruhe, DE
Rei Nakamura - piano
Federico Reuben - composition, live electronics, computer programming
Recorded by Holger Steinke
Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie (ZKM) Karlsruhe Immatronics Festival / Piano+
02.12.2017
Squib-CRAM in association with BBC Radio 3 present 'Baggage', which was recorded at the Old Dentist in East London in December 2017. Here is the now legendary and almost downright mythical performance of Beethoven's Violin Concerto featuring soloist, Chihiro Ono.
13.09.2013
Music by Freu Pinta (Federico Reuben and his algorithmic band)
Part of Kinderproducts by the Whiggly Ensemble
Puppet construction by Neil Luck
Puppet masters - Neil Luck and Adam de la Cour
11.11.2010
Handel House Museum, London
Loré Lixenberg - mezzo-soprano
Mark Knoop - harpsichord
Adam de la Cour - voice/guitar
Federico Reuben - live electronics
Dominic Lash - double bass
Steve Noble - drums
Neil Luck - miscellaneous
22.02.2011
Old Deptford Police Station, London
Perro-chimp:
Federico Reuben - Live-electronics
Javier Carmona - Drums
+ John Edwards - Double Bass
22.02.2011
Old Deptford Police Station, London
Perro-chimp:
Federico Reuben - Live-electronics
Javier Carmona - Drums
+ John Edwards - Double Bass
14.05.2008
The Space, London
Excerpt of the performance version of E-tudes
Piano Circus: Kate Halsall, David Appleton, Adam Caird, Semra Kurutac, Helen Reid and Graham Rix - keyboards
Federico Reuben - composition, live electronics
14.05.2008
The Space, London
Excerpt of performance version of E-tudes
Piano Circus: Kate Halsall, David Appleton, Adam Caird, Semra Kurutac, Helen Reid and Graham Rix - keyboards
Federico Reuben - composition, live electronics
09.06.2009
Kings Place, London
Žižek!? is an alternative live soundtrack for the Žižek!(2005) documentary by Astra Taylor about Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek that consists of a live experimental computer-mediated performance.
Music devised by Federico Reuben
Alexander Hawkins - piano
Dominic Lash - bass
Javier Carmona - drums
15.11.2011
Servant Jazz Quarters, London
Tony Marsh - drums
Dominic Lash - double bass
Ricardo Tejero - saxophone
Federico Reuben - live electronics
05.03.2012
Boat-ting, Bar&Co, London
Schopenhauer:
Adam de la Cour - electric guitar and vocals
Tom Jackson - saxophone
Federico Reuben - live electronics
11.07.2008
Shunt Vaults, London
Excerpt from Horatio Oratorio, a performance/installation that attempts to explore the history of recorded sound with the earliest sound reproducing technologies and rare mechanical/acoustic string instruments combined with state of the art electronics.
Music by Kolkowski/Reuben.
Aleksander Kolkowski - stroh violin, early sound reproduction devices
Federico Reuben - live electronics
Sebastian Lexer - sound diffusion
11.07.2008
Shunt Vaults, London
Excerpt from Horatio Oratorio, a performance/installation that attempts to explore the history of recorded sound with the earliest sound reproducing technologies and rare mechanical/acoustic string instruments combined with state of the art electronics.
Music by Kolkowski/Reuben.
Aleksander Kolkowski - stroh violin, early sound reproduction devices
Federico Reuben - live electronics
Sebastian Lexer - sound diffusion
22.06.2012
Excerpts from Shadow Prophets, a collaborative opera composed by squib-box, featuring a libretto by Matthew Lee Knowles.
LSO St Luke's London
Adam de la Cour - vocals / guitar
Neil Luck - vocals
Federico Reuben - live electronics
Matthew Lee Knowles - piano
Tom Jackson - bass clarinet
Fiona Bevan - vocals
Billy Strachan - drums
17.03.2006
Centre Ceramique, Maastricht, NL
Composition by Federico Reuben. Performed by Ensemble Klang from The Netherlands. The piece uses music derived from Monteverdi's Orfeo, some songs by The Pixies, Bjork, Louis Andriessen and Thelonious Monk.