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[Nettime-nl] Zbigniew Karkowski, Brian O'Reilley, Sound by Sculpture & Das Absolute Vakuum Live @ MS Stubnitz A'dam |
15-10-2006 @ MS Stubnitz in Amsterdam -Zbigniew Karkowski (PL) (deze text helaas niet in NL voor handen) Born 1958 in Cracow, Poland. Started playing flute and piano at the age of eight and afterwards studied music at the Frederik Chopins Music Lyceum in Cracow. After moving to Sweden in 1979 he has been involved in early 80s within the group of artists around Radium label in Gothenburg and from 1985 studied composition with Mikael Edlund, Bo Holten, Lars Johan Werle and Åke Parmerud at the State College of Music in Gothenburg, Sweden. Studied also aesthetics of modern music at the Department of Musicology, University of Gothenburg and computer music at the Chalmers University of Technology. After moving to Netherlands in 1990 he has studied sonology with among others Klarenz Barlow, Joel Ryan, Konrad Boehmer, Stan Templaars and Paul Berg at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Den Haag. He has also attended many summer master courses arranged by Centre Acanthes in Avignon and Aix-en-Provence, France, where he studied for among others Olivier Messiaen, Pierre Boulez, Iannis Xenakis and Georges Aperghis. He works actively as a composer of both instrumental music - has written among others two pieces for large orchestra, both performed by Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, several chamber music pieces which were performed by professional ensembles in Sweden, Poland, Holland, Germany, Spain, France New Zealand and Japan and many electroacoustic media compositions. Between 1986-89 he has actively worked as a composer in the computer music studios at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg and EMS (Electroacoustic Music Studio) in Stockholm. Between 1990-93 while he lived in Amsterdam he was closely associated with STEIM (Studio Elektro-Instrumentale Muziek) where he worked with development of interactive gesture sensing instruments and Electronic Music Studios at Sweelinck Conservatorium in Amsterdam where he composed electronic tape pieces. In 1994 he lived in Berlin where he worked as an artist in residence in Tacheles Kunsthaus developing several projects with experimental Berlin artists like Blixa Bargeld and Elektronauten. Since 1995 he is based in Tokyo, Japan where he collaborates closely with japanese avantgarde scene. He has extensively toured in Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Australia and his music has been performed at several festivals. Besides working as a composer of contemporary music he has been collaborating with several experimental groups and artists like: The Hafler Trio, Blixa Bargeld, Merzbow, Stelarc, John Duncan, Aube, Tetsuo Furudate, CCCC, KK Null, Antimatter, Francisco Lopez, Kasper T. Toeplitz, Peter Rehberg, Li Chin Sung and has worked on remixing artists and bands like Iannis Xenakis, Clock DVA, Phauss, Jazzkammer, Florian Hecker, TV Pow, Rechenzentrum, Fred Bigot, Fear of God, Nosei Sakata and The New Blockaders. Between 1993 and 2002 he was a member of internationally aclaimed 'music/technology' group SENSORBAND with which he often performed network concerts via ISDN or internet (see.www.sensorband.com). He also composed 2 radio specific compositions (comissions from Ateliers de Creation Radiophonique - Maison de Radio France Paris and Radio Copernicus - Universitet der Kunste Berlin). He has as well written music for film, video, theatre and dance. His scores are published and distributet by STIM in Sweden and until today he has released more then 100 cds by labels all over the World. He is conviced that it is a responsibility of an artist in in the present day to travel and work around the World in order to learn and understand different cultures and traditions and discover truth about ourselves and our planet. He also strongly believes that geographical, political and social exile is a necessary condition for true and honest creation. He is not interested in the traditional definition of music, in his opinion, all musical theory and systems as cultural concepts must be destroyed. In his latest work, his main concern is to realize drama with sound - electronic and acoustic walls with the architectures of ruins transcribed in the scores. www.myspace.com/zbigniewkarkowski www.disquiet.com/zkarkowski.html -Brian O'Reilly (US) Brian O?Reilly werkt met video, geluidsinstallatie, kinetic sculpture, assemblage books, electro-acoustic composition, en is tevens een contrabassist. Hij volgde de School of the Art Institute in Chicago richting Sculpture, welke hij in 1997 afsloot met een BFA. In 1998 verhuisde hij naar Parijs om kompositie te studeren en om met het UPIC system te werken aan wat nu het Centre de Création Musicale Iannis Xenakis (CCMIX) is. In 1999 kreeg hij de positie toegewezen van Musical Assistant aan het CCMIX. Hij ontving zijn graduate degree van het MAT (Media Arts and Technology) aan de University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) in 2004. -Sound By Sculpture (NL) Installatie door Wessel Westerveld bestaande uit 10 kleine machines die je op een reis door de wereld van de mechaniek voeren. Sound by Sculpture kan gebruikt worden om een een kompositie te creeeren met behulp van mechanische geluiden. De geluiden van de machines worden daarbij gebruikt als samples, live gestuurd en bediend door een switchboard en audiomixer. -Das Absolute Vaccuum (DE) Ex Der Braune/Ton presenteerd The Colour of Noise. www.dasabsolutevakuum.de MS Stubnitz NDSM Werf Amsterdam Noord (voorlopig Odinawegpier) 20:00 Entree: 8,- www.stubnitz.com ______________________________________________________ * Verspreid via nettime-nl. 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