Victoria is a vocalist, electric guitar player, computer musician and composer. Some of her music is on Soundcloud.
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Recent Performances
2018
Premiere of my work Echoes of You Far Away recorded on Friday, April 27, 2018 as part of the opening of the 20th anniversary of the NWEAMO Festival, at San Diego State University located in San Diego, USA.
Concert Review of the Friday NWEAMO event published in San Diego Story: REVIEWS AND VIEWS OF THEATER, MUSIC, DANCE AND ART IN SAN DIEGO on April 28, 2018. “Adventurous NWEAMO 2018 Festival Opens at San Diego State University” by Ken Herman.
“Echoes of you Far Away,” Victoria Gibson’s homage to the late avant-garde composer Pauline Oliveros, synthesized Gibson’s voice and guitar playing in real time creating a dreamy, mesmerizing sonic cloud.
2017 performances have occurred as part of a tour that began in Vancouver, then continued to Waterloo/Kitchener, ON; Montreal, QC (with Sonia Pacco-Rochia example below) and ended in Toronto, ON.
I am usually in Vancouver, BC, playing music with Paul Plimley and others, as part of the Waterloo House Concert Series.
2013
It was really wonderful to have the opportunity to play with Frank Mauceri and Angel Faraldo. The constraint for this improvised music meeting is that none of the musicians can have played together before. This first encounter was an adventure in completly free improvisation.
Oorsprong Curator’s Series, curator for the June 24th, 2013 edition Angel Faraldo (live electronics) organized by Raoul van der Wiede in Amsterdam, NL
Angel Faraldo – curator, live electronics
Frank Mauceri — sax and electronics
Victoria Gibson – vocal, guitar and electronics
Mud Bay Blues Band
The Blues is my heritage and I love to play and write music that fits into that genre.
I hope to have some recordings of new material soon.
I have always been an activist trying to protect the natural environment and improve social relationships.
In 1995 I wrote the Song for International Womens Day and I try to arrange a performance every year on March 8th.