Alvin Lucier (b. 1931) is a contemporary American experimental composer. Lucier is recognized as a composer that has pioneered the inclusion of electronic sound practices into concert music. In doing so, Lucier’s music explores the acoustic properties of sound and how sound manifests within spaces such as concert halls. He is best known for his text piece, I Am Sitting in a Room (1969), which explores these properties and is accomplished by the performer recording the composed
text live. The recording is then projected into the room until it becomes incomprehensible/dissonant. What remains is the melodic contour of the human voice.

Kris Rahamad—violin
Cameron Johnston—electronics

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