Day 1: Friday, May 29

Adventurous Music/ Telematic Inaugural
10:00 AM – 9:45 PM

10:00 AM — Doors Open

Installations, VR, and Listening Room open all day

Renée Columbe — Time Slips for Oregon
• VR / spatial audio

Johnny Beaver — CHMBR
• Interactive spatial audio work

Rebecca Briar — The Retro Universe
• Astrophotography installation

Jeff  Hino—Supernova Symphony

• Astrophysical Sonification Video

Melody Owen
• Augmented reality collage, online virtual world

URSA Creative Research Cohort: Astrophotography, Video, Theatre, Composition + Sonification Projects

24‑Hour Video Game + Music Hackathon — kickoff and work period begins

11:00– 11:45 AM

Victor Villegas — Orion Nebula Sonogram + Improvisation
Live electronics with projection

12:00 – 12:20 PM

Rebecca Briar — Little Astronaut
Read‑aloud performance

12:20 – 12:30 PM

James Grant — Launch Day
Mellophone quartet

12:30 – 1:00 PM

Dandi Lions — Asters
Voice and piano

1:00 – 1:30 PM

Emily Truckenbrod & Nathan Boal — Living in the Body (Lori Laitman/Joyce Sutphen)
Voice and saxophone collaboration with video by Joan Truckenbrod

1:30 – 3:00 PM

URSA Engage — Live Performance
(installation components remain open throughout the day)

Project 1: Astrophotography, Sculpture, and Sonification
Tate Parker
Mason McCanta
Sophia (August) Dubal

Project 2: Claves Celestes
Aidric Curtis
Calvin Howarth
Isaac Ward

Project 3: Reflective Stargazing and the Human Experience
Tadhgan Doll
Jackie Kuang
Olena Aguilar

Project 4: Communication of Historical and Cultural Space via Artistic Means
Madison Kirk
Megan Ritenour
Hazel Buotte

David C. Wright, Graduate Student Mentor and Principal Investigator
Randal Milstein, Professor of Physics, Co‑Principal Investigator
Dana Reason, Professor of Music, Co‑Principal Investigator
Alex Montz, Student Mentor
Tom Carrico, Faculty Astrophotography Mentor (Guest)

3:00 – 4:00 PM

"Creativity is Intelligence Having Fun"+ Workshop
Dr. Randall Milstein

4:00 – 5:00 PM

Joshua Phillips — Oleo (Improviso)
Solo multi‑instrument improvisation

Leonardo Barron — Set in Stone
Live blues / folk song set

5:00 – 5:20 PM

Apple Juice and Exploding Star
Live band performance

5:20 – 6:20 PM

Telematics Concert Inaugural with York University, Toronto, Canada

Premiere of "Syzygy" by Rory Hoy (Ph.D Candidate, York University)
With Sound Benders Collective
Dr. Dana Reason, Peter Valsamis, Mike Gamble, Bob Brudvig, Philip Gelb and more….
Live networked performance

6:20 – 7:20 PM

Online Gallery / Listening Room Feature — Friday

Danielle Painter — Coffee Shop AU
• Audio narrative

Evan Mount — Starlight
• String quartet audio work

Sasha Petrenko — Moon Trees 1971
• Video / hybrid ensemble work

John Hansel — Dominoes
• Video; space‑radiation sonification

Fredi Alberti — Klangreise “space” cello + SoundTravel84
• Hybrid / remote video work

7:30 – 7:55 PM

 Naomi Fitter — Illuminating (Human–Robot Clowning)
Featured performance segments

8:00 – 8:45 PM

Blake Harrison  and The OSU  8‑Channel Spatial Audio Class Project
Multichannel presentation and focused listening

Pieces by Adrian Mcallister, Cooper Spring, Elena Ralls, Evan Mount, Falin Catalan, Fiona Daley, Gwen Woods, Chun Yin “Jaden” Au, John Comer, Taylor Hall, and Tyson Belsick.

8:50 – 10:00 PM

soundgazing
Todd Barton, Robert Coburn, Phillip Gelb
Live concert

Day 2: SATURDAY, MAY 30

Concert / Performance Focus
11:00 AM – 10:00 PM

11:00 AM — Doors Open

Installations, VR, and Listening Room open all day

12:00 – 1:30 PM

URSA Engage — Expanded Live Performance

Video Game Music Hackathon - Submissions due at NOON (Closes)

Project 1: Astrophotography, Sculpture, and Sonification
Tate Parker
Mason McCanta
Sophia (August) Dubal

Project 2: Claves Celestes
Aidric Curtis
Calvin Howarth
Isaac Ward

Project 3: Reflective Stargazing and the Human Experience
Tadhgan Doll
Jackie Kuang
Olena Aguilar

Project 4: Communication of Historical and Cultural Space via Artistic Means
Madison Kirk
Megan Ritenour
Hazel Buotte

David C. Wright, Graduate Student Mentor and Principal Investigator
Randal Milstein, Professor of Physics, Co‑Principal Investigator
Dana Reason, Professor of Music, Co‑Principal Investigator
Alex Montz, Student Mentor
Tom Carrico, Faculty Astrophotography Mentor (Guest)

1:45 – 2:45 PM 

David Collins — Folktales of the Small & Magnificent

Electronic performance

with Mike Gamble — Serpent Bearer

3:00 – 4:00 PM 24‑Hour Video Game + Music Hackathon Showcase

Live demos, gameplay footage, and music presentations

4:15 – 5:45 PM

Jessica Dodge‑Overstreet & Connie Mak
Saxophone and Piano Full concert

5:45 – 6:45 PM

Dinner / Reset
Installations and VR remain open

6:45 – 7:15 PM

Hazel Buotte w/ Cleavon Smith and Bryon Seward

 — Project 42
Performance art, spoken word, and music

7:20 – 7:55 PM

Round Table: Sound, Space, and Technology
Dr. Randall Milstein, David C. Wright, Sands Fish, Joan Truckenbrod

8– 8:30 PM

Robert Brudvig — Tierkreis: 12 Pieces for the Zodiac (Marimba + Electronics (Stockhausen)
Featured performance segments

8:30 – 9:30 PM

Sands Fish The Telemetron: The Invention of a Musical Instrument for Zero- G
Talk, and demonstration

9:30 – 10:00 PM

$abe 

(live set)