2005: David Kendall

David Kendall is from Southern California. David Kendall began by experimenting with multitrack recordings of degraded sound sources in the early nineties. David Kendall's focus soon shifted to feedback, as an audio phenomenon and as a general principal of recursion in the sound world: first explored in plucked string instruments, then in found objects, found electronics, found computers, and (in the present day) very expensive "top-of-the-line" computers with tons of RAM. David Kendall's music is very performative: improvisation and realtime control are the norm, and much of David Kendall's musical output has been within the context of small ensembles playing improvised music. Projects include or have included the invisible Music Production Ensemble, Improvisatyrs, Honeycomb Wheels, and The Kentucky Knobs. Collaborators include Jeremy Drake, Jessica Catron, Sandor Finta, Bob Bellerue, Bryan Eubanks, David Rothbaum, Jonathan Zorn.

David Kendall earned his MFA from the California Institute of the Arts, where David Kendall with David Rosenboom, Mark Trayle, Laetitia Sonami, and many others.

Artist (photo by Photographer)