The Clearing opens at UCC Keene on Sunday, June 21st — an occasional collective pause for people who need to slow down and connect. Around 90 minutes of live, immersive, spatial sound in the chapel with tea in the adjacent parlor. Free and non-denominational. More here →
The studio in Keene is still settling in. There’s more space, a beautifully staged workflow, and the same refusal of quantization and recall. But it hasn’t earned its sound yet. Read and listen here →
Sundays at UCC Keene continue. The program is widening. Follow our weekly music here →
Too Much Music is about to kick off a new season. Stay tuned, there’s just way too much to say about all of this music stuff…
After The Clearing premieres, attention will return to a solo score for Carl Theodor Dreyer’s Vampyr (1932), premiering this Halloween. Working sessions will appear on the channel as they happen.
Dr. Greg Wilder is a composer, pianist, and music technologist working at the intersection of human creativity and computational possibility. He directs music and arts at the United Church of Christ in Keene, NH and explores the the backcountry of New England and Eastern Canada. Dr. Greg is Eastman-trained with a thirty-year practice spanning composition, machine listening, and live spatial-audio performance.