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\nJoin faculty composer Andrea Mazzariello and visiting ensemble Mobius Percussion for a screening of video work that foregrounds original music, featuring the world premiere of a film version of Mazzariello’s ‘Symmetry and Sharing.’ Other works include visual treatments of technologically-assisted spoken word, collisions of music and theater, even a new music audiovisual secret family recipe. The screening session will be followed by a Q&A session with the featured artists.<\/em><\/p>\n Andrea Mazzariello<\/strong><\/span><\/strong> is a composer, performer, writer, and teacher. His music thinks through the physiology of performance in terms of instrumental technique, often extended through technological intervention, and pays special attention to the treatment and setting of his own original text, spoken and sung.<\/span><\/p>\n He\u2019s active as a solo performer of his own work, for a novel and evolving instrumental setup, and has presented in such diverse venues as the Knitting Factory, Cakeshop, the Queens New Music Festival, and the Wassaic Festival. S\u014d Percussion, Mobius Percussion, NOW Ensemble, Newspeak,\u00a0 the Berkshire Symphony, and many others have performed his concert music.\u00a0 Recordings of his work appear on New Amsterdam Records and SEAMUS.<\/p>\n In 2011, he completed his Ph.D. in Music Composition at Princeton University, writing on the vinyl resurgence and its connection to our ideas of physicality and abstraction in music analysis. He holds an M.M. from the University of Michigan and graduated magna cum laude from Williams College with degrees in music and English.<\/p>\n Andrea joined the faculty of the Princeton Writing Program in 2010, where he taught several first-year writing seminars, including ‘Music and Power’ and \u00a0‘Found Sound,’ through spring 2015. As Adjunct Professor in the Production Program at Ramapo College of New Jersey’s School of Contemporary Arts, he taught beginning and intermediate Electronic and Computer Music. \u00a0He currently teaches composition, music technology, and music fundamentals as Visiting Assistant Professor of Music at Carleton College, and \u00a0directs the composition program at the S\u014d Percussion Summer Institute.\u00a0His first book, One More Revolution, will be published by The Operating System in 2017.<\/p>\n