π½ NPHZ - _Equations of Coltrane
works
https://omarcostahamido.bandcamp.com/album/equations-of-coltrane
- Reunion 01:16
- Muon 08:14
- Fluidity I 08:18
- Equations of Coltrane 06:24
- Fluidity II 08:18
As we enter into a new era where computation will be driven by the laws of quantum mechanics this new electro-acoustic duo, NpHz, explores the connection between quantum physics and music, Jazz, improvisation and creativity. NpHz features OCH (Omar Costa Hamido) and Scott Oshiro: two artist-researchers working in music and technology focusing on improvised Music and Quantum Computing (QC). In their work they explore the potential advantages QC can provide for music composition. In this performance several quantum computer music compositions are presented using live acoustic instruments, a quantum synthesizer, and a quantum computer improvisation system.
released June 2, 2023
π€ OCH - Alto Saxophone, Electronics, Quantum Synthesizer
π€ Scott Oshiro (SYO) - Flute, Alto Flute, Electronics, Quantum Synthesizer
Quantum Computer Music Systems:
Quantum Synthesizer (Designed by π€ OCH)
Lineage: Quantum Improvisation System (Designed by π€ Scott Oshiro) - playing Brushed Bells, Bass, Drums, and the Quantum Synthesizer
Recorded by π€ OCH and π€ Scott Oshiro (SYO) in March and April 2023
Mixed and mastered by π€ Scott Oshiro (SYO) in May 2023
NpHz Website:Β www.nphz.space
π€ Scott Oshiro - flute, electronics
Scott is a Bay Area based flutist, electronic musician, music researcher and music technologist. As an African and Okinawan American, Scottβs creative and academic work incorporates musical elements from his heritage and combines them with Jazz, Hip Hop and Electronic music. He is currently a 5th year PhD student at the Center for Computer Research in Music & Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University where he researches the intersection of quantum computing, music and culture. He has received awards for his work on quantum audio signal processing algorithms with higher order states, and has been published in βQuantum Computer Music: Foundations, Methods and Advanced Conceptsβ (edited by Dr. Eduardo Miranda) for his work on quantum beat generation. Currently, Scott is developing a real-time quantum computer music improvisation generation system that will be used in composing music for an album (Featuring Asian Improv Arts musicians along with other BIPOC artists from the Bay Area) illustrating the connections between music and science.
π€ OCH - saxophone, electronics
OCH is a performer, composer, and technologist, working primarily in multimedia and improvisation. His current research is on quantum computing and music composition, telematics, and multimedia. He is passionate about emerging technology, cinema, teaching, and performing new works. He earned his PhD in Integrated Composition, Improvisation and Technology at University of California, Irvine with his research project Adventures in Quantumland (quantumland.art). He also earned his MA in Music Theory and Composition at ESMAE-IPP Portugal with his research on the relations between music and painting. In recent years, his work has been recognized with grants and awards from MSCA, Fulbright, Fundação para a CiΓͺncia e a Tecnologia, Medici, Beall Center for Art+Technology, and IBM.
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