Intuition, shamanism and drugs in improvised jazz

with Tony Bianco, Paul Dunmall, Dave Liebman and Alex von Schlippenbach

Press CC For English translation of German audio bits

Peter Sheppard Skærved & Laurence Rose at RSPB Farnham Heath November 8th 2022

Viotti – Ranz des Vaches

Rose – Pine Tree Counterpoint

Camera/Editing – Immo Horn

Director/Sound – Malene Sheppard Skærved ‘Spider Silk’

Violin – Luca Alesandrini

With thanks to Mike Coates – Warden RSPB Farnham Heath / Royal Academy of Music London

Made possible by Research England/Knowledge Exchange

Peter Sheppard Skærved – Violin Stradivari ‘Rode’ 1722 Ashmolean Museum (Cast Gallery) 27th January 2023

Supported by: Research England / Knowledge Exchange Royal Academy of Music London/ Ashmolean Museum

Camera/ Edit – Immo Horn

Sound – Adaq Khan

Director – Malene Skaerved

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Rodolphe Kreutzer – A minor Caprice No. 1 Adagio sostenuto on the ‘Pierre Rode’ Stradivari 1722

Peter Sheppard Skærved – Violin

Ashmolean Museum Oxford (Cast Gallery) January 27th 2023 / Supported by: Research England / Knowledge Exchange Royal Academy of Music London / Ashmolean Museum

Camera/ Edit- Immo Horn

Sound – Adaq Khan

Director – Malene Skaerved

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Peter Sheppard Skærved – Violin ‘Pierre Rode’ Stradivari 1722 Ashmolean Museum Oxford (Cast Gallery) January 27th 2023

Supported by: Research England / Knowledge Exchange Royal Academy of Music London Ashmolean Museum

Camera/ Edit- Immo Horn

Sound – Adaq Khan

Director – Malene Skaerved

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Live session filmed at Tony Bianco’s Garden Cottage near the Shropshire Hills, with Faith Brackenbury on Viola with effects pedals and Tony Bianco on Drums and Bass.

Most people find it quite easy to figure out who is talking, and when, just through hearing. However, computers find this very difficult. Aiden Hogg takes us through how computers do this now, and how his research makes allows computers to do this more easily. Produced by Amyric Films for Imperial College London’s Computer Science Outreach Program.

How Robots See: The Mystery of the Convolutional Filter

Charlie Houseago teaches us about one of the most powerful tools available for computer vision: the convolutional filter. Produced for Imperial College London’s Computer Science Outreach Program.