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It was an immense pleasure to have the amazing pianist, keyboardist, composer and jazz arranger James Francies on campus!
An accomplished jazz pianist, composer and arranger blessed with perfect pitch and synesthesia -the ability to hear in colors! - Francies has gone on international tours with musicians such as Jeff "Tain" Watts, or Pat Matheny. Besides jazz, his achievements in other genres like hip-hop or R&B are also many: from performances with artists like Ms. Lauryn Hill, Common or Nas, to studio work for Chance the Raper's Grammy-winning hit "No Problem". He has also appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon with The Roots.
Our students had the opportunity to attend a masterclass with this amazingly talented musician, who shared his experience and music with them in a very inspiring session."
with Michael Bester, Yusi Zhou, Rasika Chandrashekar, Johann Audiffren, Tabari Lake and Sergio Martinez
Lichtinstallation "Mehr Licht" in der Gallerie Münsterland (Emsdetten, NRW) 18. November 2006 - 17. Dezember 2006.
inspired by another amazing artist " Alex Gray"and my sansa and a friend " Adam Plumb" dedication to all who trying to reach the enlightenment.
This is what the music they played at my high school dances looks like. It's not very pretty. It's mostly rap with some hip hop. They play the bass so loudly, which is where the shakiness comes from.
> SYNESTHESIA: Indulge Your Senses
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> Bodypainting Competition
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> Bartending Exhibition
> featuring The Philippine Bartenders League
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> Human Beatbox Exhibition
> featuring Beatbox Philippines
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> Sweets/Chocolate Buffet
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> One party that's bound to satisfy your cravings.
> A fusion of food, fashion, and JPIA fun.
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> FEBRUARY 2, 2008 (Saturday)
> METRO PHI RESTO BAR
> Metrowalk, Ortigas
> Doors open 7pm
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> PLUS: One lucky guest gets to win FREE ACCOMMODATIONS TO BORACAY for 2 (worth Php 20,000)!!
Probably the only Synesthetic interpretation of a Muse song in jewellery form you'll see all week...sound shows me the way.
A necklace based on my synesthetic reaction to Stockholm Syndrome by Muse. The dark fero-fluid like form is the bassline with arrows and garnets of guitar distortion swirling round it, electronic and synth noises in carnelian and white discs make up the neckpiece.
My synesthetic interpretation of the digits 628 in the pi sequence. It's on a wooden background, but only when I'm thinking of the digits of pi. Go here to see a video of my synesthetic interpretation of pi: www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTbjZDED2gY
Kids and flames, always a great combination.
From the Mind Meld weekend meetup of musicians, visualists, technologists, artists. Got to hang with the peoples and play. www.mind-meld.org/
Photo by Todd Thille.