Thursday, February 27th, 2025
4:00 – 6:00 pm
ELEVATE – Campbell Foster Artist in Residence
“The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear.” – Rumi
‘ELEVATE’ is a piece designed for the concert finale of my Artist in Residence at the Canadian Music Centre, Feb 27th 2025, 4 to 6 pm.
It includes a lecture and performance on my Sonological Research, and the development of my two cymatic instruments; the ‘Electroacoustic Sheet Metal Feedback Phone’, and the ‘CREATION SPIRIT MACHINE’.
Expect a meditative sound therapeutic experience and interaction with the instruments in a milestone performance and concert of my work so far.
Elevate means to raise or lift up to a higher position. This includes your consciousness, health, thinking, activities, and life.
Join us at the Canadian Music Centre (20 St. Joseph St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada) for a celebration of how far we all have come.
– Campbell D. Foster 27 Dec 2024
Campbell D. Foster is a Canadian Sonological Researcher who has developed a sixth form of sound synthesis (Electroacoustic and Computational Sound Synthesis) and is the inventor and operator of two sound therapeutic cymatic instruments the ‘Electroacoustic Sheet Metal Feedback Phone’ and the ‘CREATION SPIRIT MACHINE’.
Campbell is a sound researcher, composer, performer, sound therapist, interactive systems designer, educator, inventor, integrative health coach, and studied Violoncello, Piano, Electronic Music, and Computer Science to earn a combined degree (1975). Campbell was Music Director of Computer Music Research for Canada’s own McLeyvier Computer Music Instrument (CMI,1982-86).
His Sonological Research Directive is to discover and research the methods, aesthetics and results of Electro-acoustic and Computational Feedback Synthesis. To interactively deliver and impart the Sonological Research concepts, methods, techniques and discoveries of Feedback Synthesis through a Research Blog RS7 – http://campbellfoster.ca, sound & media works, field instrument installations, exhibits, lectures, and performances for the scientific, and aesthetic communities.
