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GDANSK / Siedziba Gdańsk 2016 (Adress: Długi Targ 39/40)
Start 16:00
Sat, 03. December 2011: Free Admission
Documentary
film about
Eugeniusz Rudnik:
Geniu
ratuj!
Discussion:
Polish
Radio
Experimental
Studio
– forgotten
heritage?
Polish Radio Experimental Studio was founded in 1957 and was, at that
time, one of the first of such institutions worldwide (along with
similar centers in Paris, Köln and Mediolan). During over 40 years
of its activity hundreds of compositions were created in the Studio.
The achievements of the Experimental Studio are the important, but
still underestimated, heritage of electroacoustic music.
Discussion participants:
Michał
Libera
-
sociologist,
music
critic
and author
of musical
projects:
„plain.music”,
„Zakrzywienie
Igły”.
Organizer of
Festival „Ad
Libitum”.
Cooperates with
Zeitkratzer as
a producer
and curator.
Author of
anthology of
articles about
contemporary
music „Kultura
dźwięku”
(„Culture
of sound”).
Michał
Mendyk
– journalist,
co-founder
of
“Glissando”,
a
magazine
dedicated
to
contemporary
music,
curator
and
music
critic,
founder
of
Bôłt
Records,
a
label
that
presents
contemporary
music
from
Eastern
and
Middle
Europe.
Marek
Horodniczy
–
initiator
of
the
debate,
journalist
and
music
critic.
Former
chief
editor
of
“Fronda”
and
“44”
magazine.
ESSEN / Welterbe Zollverein
The C3 Festival in Essen will offer insight on the evolution of
contemporary electronic art music. Prof. Dirk Reith of the Institute
for Computer Music and Electronic Media of the Folkwang University of
the Arts started to build up the Electronic Studio of the
Folkwang-Academy in Essen and a special study course for electronical
Composition at the beginning of the 70s.
Thu, 24.11.2011, 18:30 - Speech & discussion
Prof. Thomas Neuhaus will talk about the combination of acoustic
instruments and electronics, multimedia stage-projects on the field of
algorhythmic compositions and additional compositional activities, which are
subsequently to be discussed.
There are also audiovisual performances
by graduants of the study course taking place at the C3 festival:
Kerim Karaoglu and Sebastian Neitsch plumb the location
„Trichterebene“ on an audio-visual basis, in which the
visuals react to sound and vice versa. The acoustic and architectural
properties of the „Trichterebene“ serve as the foundation
for this.
Sat, 26.11.2011, 20:00
Audiovisual performances
by graduants of the study course taking place at the C3 festival:
Tim Kienecker, Kerim Karaoglu and Sebastian Neitsch mix
experimental and danceable elements in the composite of interactive
visuals.
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