Lydia Ayers (1952-2022) was a composer, flutist, educator, and puppeteer. Starting in 1996, she permanently resided in Hong Kong, where she taught at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.

Predominantly working in Csound on the NeXT computer, Lydia Ayers composed computer music with unlimited just intonation, re-creating numerous Indonesian, Native American, Australian, and Chinese instruments digitally. She also wrote acoustic music, including over 30 solo and ensemble works for flutes. Ayers performed on a wide range of flutes from various cultural traditions, utilizing extended vocal and woodwind techniques: quarter tones, multiphonics, buzz tones, and other unusual flute timbres.
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Oct 9, 2024 - Ansikten
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Oct 9, 2024
Ayers, Lydia, 2024, "Another Victim Found in Rubble", https://doi.org/10.14711/dataset/DEJ9M9, DataSpace@HKUST, V1
"Another victim Found in Rubble" is a dramatic solo piece, which begins with the singer running onto the stage, fleeing an unknown "something." She is a bag lady, carrying her shopping bag full of her broken belongings, but she is wearing a faded, perhaps even torn, gray business...
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Ah
Oct 9, 2024
Ayers, Lydia, 2024, "Ah", https://doi.org/10.14711/dataset/F9NBBC, DataSpace@HKUST, V1
Ah is a humorous piece, algorithmically-generated using linear predictive coding, which allowed stretching and shrinking the sound, comb filters which made it metallic and some synthesized sounds. I also processed Andrew Horner's voice saying "ah" using adsyn, which gave the soun...
Oct 9, 2024 - Ah
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