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Title: Extratonal Education #4: Live coding jam session with Mitsitron & Magda Arques
Date: 2024-04-19
Category: event
Tags: Extratonal Education Live Coding Jam Session
slug: extratonal-education-live-coding-jam-session
lang: en
event_start: 2024-04-19 19:00
event_duration: 3h
featured_image: /images/extratonaleducation#4.jpg
summary: Live coding jam session is a performative evening to experiment with live coding together
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**Date:** Friday, 19 April 2024
**Time:** 19:00-22:00 (or until we like) CET
**Location:** Varia (Gouwstraat 3)
Live coding jam session is a performative evening to experiment with live coding together, using sound and visuals. Tools we will use include Hydra and Sonic Pi, more are very welcome. Facilitated by [Mitsitron](https://project.xpub.nlthanks_for_listening/) and [Magda Arques](https://magdaarques.github.io/magdaarques/).
Come with your laptops and live coding tools.
There will be drinks and snacks.
To sign up and get more information on the tech spec of Varia, send and email to info@extratonal.org with [live coding jam session] in the subject line.
"*I'm Magda. I love creating through technologies, I code especially with Processing and Hydra too, creating with code is like writing poems, creating images through our sensations. I usually work with musicians, dj or other creators. It's magical how the creation develops together*".
*Mitsi Chaida aka Mitsitron (they/them) is a cultural worker from Greece that has been shaped by (queer) sounds, (public) spaces, F/LOSS Publishing tools. Their current practiced research questions gender essentialism through soundscapes created by their body's encounter with technological instruments*.