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About Mitch Protheroe

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Mitch Protheroe is an independent musician, composer, and visual artist exploring the intersections of progressive jazz, experimental rock, modern composition, and computer music. His work embraces intricate rhythmic structures, unconventional arrangements, and a through-composed approach to songwriting, favoring continuous development and unexpected transitions over conventional repetition.

Working independently, Protheroe combines programmed and computer-generated musical elements with recorded performances to create compositions that blur the boundaries between jazz, progressive music, and experimental sound. His music is driven by an interest in rhythmic complexity, detailed percussion, and the possibilities of constructing cohesive musical narratives from densely layered ideas.

About Michael Robinson

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Michael Robinson

Born: March 11, 1956

Michael Robinson is a Los Angeles-based composer, programmer, pianist and musicologist. He voices and colors his compositions with instrumental timbres and scale tunings from diverse world music cultures including India, Africa, the Near East, Japan, China, Korea, Bali, Java, Cuba, Brazil, Australia, Europe, North America and Southeast Asia. He composes using traditional Western notation and programs a computer and electronic sound module to perform his music in real time without overdubbing.

"I'm interested in discovering and liberating the expressive quality - the essence - of computer- performed music. I want this music to emanate from the computer in the same way other sounds emanate in nature, like wind and water." (Michael Robinson quoted in Keyboard)