[spectre] New Music for Data Base Sound at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana

Aksioma aksioma005 at gmail.com
Wed Apr 4 11:42:25 CEST 2012


Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, in collaboration with
CUC Kino Šiška
presents:

*New Music for Data Base Sound*
*Austrian electroacoustic musicians and sound artists*

www.aksioma.org/new_music
*www.kinosiska.si*

*Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture*
Trg prekomorskih brigad 3
1000 Ljubljana

*5 and 6 April 2012 at 20pm*
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The concerts and performances are going to present latest works by some of
the Austrian most distinguished electroacoustic musicians and sound artists,
who are going to present their explorations of versatile manipulations of
electronic and acoustic sounds. These media artists and composers are
expanding the contemporary understanding of Neue Musik style by
constructing computed environments, adopting elements of electronics and
analogue sounds, thus creating a dialog between improvisation, structure
and spontaneity. In a two day sound soirée they will take us to a rich
arena of soundscapes with experimental noise, live programming and image
projections, presenting a diversity of sound and music genre, that can
attract a variety of demanding listeners.


*PROGRAMME* *

Thuesday, 5th April, 2012 at **8pm* *

Josef Klammer: **Drumming is an Elastic Term*
*latex and glass drums, electronics, solo concert** *
Josef Klammer is exploring the basic sounds of materials. His drums are
equipped with unusual membranes and played with strangely emphasised
gestures. Glass membranes are played to the limits of shattering, and
elastic latex drum-heads are slowing down the sound of the drums, making
them breathe and pump. Silicon, as the key element in latex and glass
materials, functions as a conductor in the microchips of the musician's
electronic equipment. The concert is therefore a search for an audio
experiences in the "silicon age". *

Norbert Math: undo *
*laptop and microphone concert for a solo performer ** **
Undo* will be presented to the public for the first time at Kino Šiška. It
employs a duet of computer-controlled sirens along with live electronics.
It is a study in psychoacoustic phenomenon which is, as such, closely
affiliated with the works of Hermann von Helmholtz and Maryanne Amacher. *

Seppo Gründler: Doing What Happens Anyway*
*computer extended guitar, monome, solo concert** *
The title *Tun Was Geschieht [Doing What Happens Anyway]* is a quote from *The
Man Without Qualities* by Robert Musil. The structured improvisation with
electronic-guitar starts with one of the possibilities to trigger a sound
on the guitar. A very sensitive processing PureData patch reacts on tiny
changes. The resulting and following sounds and acoustic dramaturgy
develops in real-time alongside the evolving sounds and playing techniques.
The acoustic impressions are created instantly, in the area of conflict
between the flow and the structure.

*BREAK* *

Katharina Klement *(clavichord),* Daniel Lercher* (electronics)*:* *éclair*
*concert *
Katharina Klement identifies herself as a structural improviser, where her
preference is to work with textures, organized/classified formations of
different layers to create the parameters for her work. In cooperation with
Daniel Lercher they create dense improvised sound textures resembling
organic structures like clouds with contrasting percussive elements. The
details of processing the micro-structure of sounds and careful use of
dynamics leads to a performance different to typical egomaniac outbursts by
the improvisers. They are based in aesthetics of accuracy, making every
acoustic expression vibrate and sizzle. *

Friday, 6th April, 2012 at **8pm* *

Klammer & Gründler Duo* *Josef Klammer* (drums, electronics), *Seppo
Gründler *(extended guitar, electronics)
The performance is an exploration of attentive hearing, open-ear sound
surgery, patching, detecting and connecting, dispatching, padding and
leaving, irruption, moulding to break the mould, clear and peculiar.
Klammer & Gründler Duo form a highly intelligent sound pieces out of the
souls of good-tempered, stretched forms of electroacoustic and
digital-improvised music, ironically subduing new music’s controlling
gestures. Their audio is elaborate, precise, impulsive, puzzled,
border-crossing and startling. More than ever, the duo’s actual digital
live-processing is designed for interaction, modulation and restructuring.

*BREAK*

*Dope Beat Rose Garden*
*Gernot Tutner *(Heavy Dope Beats), *Elisabeth Sch**imana* (electronics), *N
**orberth Math* (image projection and live programming)
Elisabeth Schimana deals with electronic textures and networks. In the
collaboration with Gernot Tutner *Dope Beat Rosegarden* she explores
technoid rhythms. They accent the quieter notes and slow tempo that is
highly uncommon for techno, and a gracious sleek groove with the focus on
what is "in-between". Furthermore, Gernot Tutner is not interested in roots
or idols, he wants a live set which is open to improvisation. Gernot
Tutners Heavy Dope Beats embedded in Elisabeth Schimanas digital Rosegarden
is a conceptional back-beat, raw and open, with 1000 tiny sound peaks,
whispering roses and 24 crackling oscillators.



*ABOUT THE ARTISTS*

*Josef Klammer*
Born 1958, Lienz/Easttirol/Austria.
Worked initially as a photographer, studied drums at Music University Graz.
Since the mid 80s the he has worked continuously as musician and media
artist, developing instruments and sound whilst maintaining his involvement
in research and the transformation of media potentials for music. In 1994
he received Award for computer music by Ministry of Art and Science, in
2003 Elektronic Award. He composed music for TV and movies; radio plays and
radio programs for the ORF (Austrian Braodcast Corporation). He conducted
stage music for productions at theatres in Hamburg, Stuttgart, Schwerin,
Gera, Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, Linz and Graz and in Wiener Festwochen and
numerous regular concerts and recordings with a wide variety of ensembles
playing New Improvised Electronic and Experimental Music. More at:
http://klammer.mur.at/

*Josef (Seppo)** **Gründler*
Born 1956, lives in Graz.
Holds position as Prof. Dr. Josef (Seppo) Gründler (AT), head of Media and
Interaction Design, FH JOANNEUM. He is a sound and media artist, »tinkerer«
of software and electronics. His main instruments are guitar, electronics,
and software. He is also head of master degree programme »Media and
Interaction Design« at University of Applied Science FH JOANNEUM Graz,
visiting professor of sound design at Donau-University Krems, member of
board of directors of the Institute for Media Archeology, president of the
Society for Dissemination and Distribution of New Music. He works in the
field of new media since 1982. He has composed music for computer games,
music for theatre, film, media- and sound installations. Presented his
works at Ars Electronica, Wiener Festwochen, Steirischer Herbst, the
Knitting Factory New York, Sonambiente Berlin, Transmediale Berlin, »See
the Sound«, City of Women Festival Ljubljana, Fine senca fine – Venice,
Trentino, Budapest, Graz, etc. The creator of various cds under vnm.mur.atand
elise.or.at. More at http://gruendler.mur.at/

*Klammer & Gründler Duo** *have been working on the implementation of their
“New Improvised Electronic Music” for over 20 years, creating pieces like *
Razionalnik* – first multilateral telematic midi concert, *Im
Trockenraum*– Austrias first earphones concert for 100 earphones,
*RGB* – synchronizing two ensembles (Berlin/Graz) via TV pictures, numerous
sound installations, music for theatre and radiophonic pieces. The
“Klammer-Gründler Interface” transforms its individual parts in real-time,
boils its modules, condenses the parameters and scatters the variables.
They request deconcentrated concentration, aggressively and calmly.

*Elisabeth Schimana*
Elisabeth Schimana has been working as a composer, performer and radio
artist since 1983. She studied electroacoustic and experimental music at
the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna and musicology and
ethnology at the University of Vienna. Her work concentrated for many years
on relations between space / body / electronic. She has ongoing
cooperations with the Austrian Kunstradio and the Theremincenter Moscow.
She also focus on research in the field of women, art and technology.
Projects: *Virus #1* (2011); *MODELLS* (2011); *Good News im
QuotenJournal*(2011);
*Sternenstaub* (2010); *Taktfrequenz* (2009); *Höllenmaschine | Hell
Machine *(2009); *Le midi alla turca* (2009); *on tesar* (2006,2008); *die
große partitur | the great score* (2001,2002,2003,2004,2005,2006);
*Moskwa*(2005);
*ein dorf tut nichts | a village does nothing* (2000,2001); *vibrate space.
*More at http://elise.at/

*Gernot Tutner*
Since 2000 Gernot Tutner is an active part of the electronic club scene in
Graz, acting there as DJ, live performer and promoter. In 2003 he began his
three-year employment at the Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics,
working with Seppo Gründler, Johannes Zmölnig, Winfrid Ritsch and many
other inspiring people. This period marked a step towards the improvised
electronic music scene. In 2004 Gernot Tutner joined with friends to found
the music collective 'moonbootz recordings'. Since then he is playing club
sounds under this label, recently under the artistic name Henry Bootz. In
that same year, he also started to play electronic computer based live
performances in his own production. He often collaborates with other
musicians, with Gerald Schauder aka Kabelton in techno project '*Liquid Rotz
*' or with Seppo Gründler in the improvised project '*pd~Hendrix*'. Since
2006 he is part of V:NM festival as technical assistant. Currently he
focuses on club-friendly sounds, mainly Berlin underground Techno. When it
comes to projects dealing with New Music he sticks to the basics of dance
music, but loves to take the opportunity to leave those disco patterns.
More at http://tutner.mur.at and http://facebook.com/henrybootz

*Katharina Klement*
Born 1963, Graz, lives in Vienna. She is a composer, pianist and improviser
who has earned her reputation as an active personality in the pulse of the
independent new music and experimental scene in Vienna and abroad.
"Composer-performer"
in the field of composed and improvised, instrumental and electronic music,
crosses over projects in the areas of music- text- video. She is specially
interest in piano and its extended techniques and sound installations. She
is a founder and member of several ensembles for improvised music. Held
many concerts in Austria and abroad, including Festival Kaleidophon
Ulrichsberg, Tage für Neue Musik Zürich, Festival Inventionen Berlin,
Festival Midi-Alternativa Moscow, Donaufestival Krems, Festival Wien
Modern, Artoteca Milano, „Secca“ North Carolina, "roulette" New York). Founded
her own CD label KalK, and published several publications. She teaches
Electroacoustic music, Composition, Improvisation at the University for
Music and Performing Arts Vienna. Več na povezavi: *www.katharinaklement.com
*

*Daniel Lercher*
Born in the Austrian countryside, currently residing in Vienna. Graduate of
the course for computer music and electronic media at the institute for
composition and electro-acoustics Vienna.
works with sound. More at: http://lercher.klingt.org

*éclair** *(Katharia Klement: clavichord; Daniel Lercher: electronics)
The duo fathoms out unusual instrumental playing techniques in combination
with live-electronic transformations. It uses diverse material, from sine
waves up to noisy layering and percussive patterns and moves in the context
of composition as well as improvisation. Symbiotic relations between sound
material and its mirroring in instrumental and electronic transformations
build up a new complex hyper instrument.

*Norbert Math*
Norbert Math is an artist active in the fields of radio art, electronic
music, installation, and Internet. He studied at the Academy of Music,
Vienna (institute for electro-acoustics). He is co-founder (with Andrea
Sodomka, Martin Breindl, and August Black) of alien productions, an
artist's network for theory and aesthetics of new technology and media.
Norbert Math was born 1962 in Bozen, Italy and works in Vienna, Austria.
http://alien.mur.at


*Production: *Aksioma – Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana, 2012
*www.aksioma.org*

Artistic Director: Janez Janša
Executive Producer: Marcela Okretič
Assistant Production: Sonja Grdina
Public Relations: Mojca Zupanič

*Coproduction: *Kino Šiška Centre for Urban Culture, Ljubljana
www.kinosiska.si


*Project supported by the Austrian Cultural Forum, the Ministry of
Education, Science, Culture and Sport of the Republic of Slovenia, and the
Municipality of Ljubljana.*
*Media Sponsor: Radio Študent*



*Contact:*
Marcela Okretič, 041 250 830, *aksioma4 at siol.net*
*Aksioma | Institute for Contemporary Art, Ljubljana*
Neubergerjeva 25, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia
www.aksioma.org
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