Performed by the Texas New Music Ensemble at the Texas New Music Festival.

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Commissioned to develop visuals for Ava Brackett’s piece “Sequenced Exploration”

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Presented at Coaxial Arts

Cameron Daniel Johnston will demonstrate a system he has developed to seamlessly transition among jitter patches in a live context. Cameron provides visual accompaniment to music performers at live events and uses a unique jitter patch tailored to each musician’s sound. This system was born from his need to be able to run all of the patches within a unified environment and transition gracefully between them.

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Performing Eternal

Director - Cameron Johnston

Premiere of Act I and II at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles

Director - Cameron Johnston

Assistant Director

Premiering What if We’re Stupid in collaboration with Katelyn Sanchez, Alex Rix, and Marisa Ramey

Livestream:

Conducting the CSULB New Music Ensemble.

Featuring works by:

Noah Osterhoudt
Carlos Martinez Zepeda
An Binh Tat
Jason Griffin
Steve Reich, arranged by Cameron Johnston
Alvin Luicer, featuring electronics by Cameron Johnston

Livestream: https://youtu.be/K8SWqJNSJpY

Conducting the New Music Ensemble. Lighting design and projections by Cameron Johnston

Featuring works by Glass, Rweski, Chen, and Saldaña

Livestream: https://youtu.be/Ui4A9HliXfA

EZmusic #1 | Satyaragraha Finale: https://youtu.be/QptSj_9kp68

Declaration: https://youtu.be/_Ib0cLGzYTE

Coming Together: https://youtu.be/8FZgXYH0v7k

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Performing eternal with Synthlab for the Soundpedro 2021 virtual performance. Ongoing until November.

Info here: soundpedro.org/soundpedro-2021

Directed the ensemble, mixed, played tuba and managed the live stream. Collaborated with each of the composers on the program to design a custom audio-reactive visualizer for each piece. Also performed my work Statue Music 1

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Performed sona with Pile of Wires and took part as a panelist for a Q&A on the work.

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Directed the ensemble as well as managed live streamed and mixed. Built the visualizer for the first piece create the landscape by Ryan Mcgregor with Marisa Ramey

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Performance with Synthlab. Performed on Laptop and designed the video component.

Performed tuba and directed. Pieces were pre-recorded but streamed live.

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Performance with New Music Ensemble to tribute the life of Dr Alan Shockley where I was directing and playing tuba, laptop and electronics. I took a significant role in planning and organizing the performance. It was a great honor to be given the responsibility. The concert turned out amazing despite being online. Thanks to David Saldaña for running the live stream and mixing.

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Performing piano

Directing the ensemble and playing tuba. Thanks to David Saldaña for running the live stream and mixing.

Featuring visuals by univac (techdweeb.com and @univac_iphoneography on Instagram)

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Featuring “Dots” (kyrie from last) on laptop, synth featuring video by myself

Performance with ConneXions. Running Ableton and mixing

Performing cymbal for la fin du monde with Pile of Wires and Synthlab

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Premiering cymbal for fin du monde

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Premiering King George VI: An Opera

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Performing Clock on a Chain with Pile of Wires

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Playing with the LA Laptop Collective

Performing at LaMaMa Experimental Theatre in New York City

https://www.lamama.org/shows/13-fruitcakes

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Playing Greek and piano

Performing Clock on A Chain with Pile of Wires

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