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AN EVENING OF ELECTRO-INSTRUMENTAL COMPUTER MUSIC WITH MARIJE BAALMAN, TILL BOVERMANN, MIGUEL NEGRÃO AND JEFF CAREY
CODE-CONTROL-NOISE
Jeff Carey / Marije Baalman / Till Boverman / Miguel Negrão
10. November 2013 kl 20:00
Lydgalleriets konsertserie Non Frontal presenterer omsluttende lydopplevelser. Kveldens konsert består av elektronisk musikk fra Modality – et nettverk av komponister, programmerere og lydhackere som arbeider i Bergen i november. Amerikanske Jeff Carey har besøkt Bergens scener for elektronisk musikk siden 2006 (Nattjazz, Ekko, Borealis, Pixel). Konserten er en ko-produksjon mellom BEK og Lydgalleriet.
Marije Baalman
Performing “Wezen – Gewording”.
Wezen is a solo music-theatre work where I try to explore the relationship between theatrical gesture and musical instrument, between the body and the sonic world.Gewording (Becoming) is the first performance version where the link between physical and sonic gesture is explored during a live performance, combining movement of the body and live coding.
http://marijebaalman.eu/
Till Bovermann
Performing “Verber” — Sounds from Reverb for Clicks.
https://vimeo.com/76992344
http://tai-studio.org/
Jeff Carey
“3:30 is Jeff Carey’s 3rd solo CD release that takes its inspiration from that cornerstone of pop music – the three to three and half minute pop song. In his own words Jeff decided to approach this album ‘as an exercise in reduction – the process of packing a maximum amount of musical information into every moment/sound/phrase’. The ferocious and reductionist production angle results in a set of tracks that pull you in and spit you out just as quickly, which in a climate of endless epic track lengths simply adds to the sense of excitement. This is not a mawkish, sentimental piece of work and it will appeal to anyone who doesn’t mind breaking some nails while hanging onto the edges of an electrifying audio vista. It’s a bracing, fizzing and explosive listen which excitedly packs what might have been an hours worth of ideas into its near 22 minutes.”
http://jeffcarey.bandcamp.com/
http://jeffcarey.foundation-one.org/
AN EVENING OF ELECTRO-INSTRUMENTAL COMPUTER MUSIC WITH MARIJE BAALMAN, TILL BOVERMANN, MIGUEL NEGRÃO AND JEFF CAREY
CODE-CONTROL-NOISE
Jeff Carey / Marije Baalman / Till Boverman / Miguel Negrão
10. November 2013 kl 20:00
Lydgalleriet's concert series Non Frontal presents surround sound experiences. The evening's concert consists of electronic music from Modality - a network of composers, programmers and soundtrackers working in Bergen in November. American Jeff Carey has visited Bergen's scenes for electronic music since 2006 (Nattjazz, Ekko, Borealis, Pixel). The concert is a co-production between BEK and Lydgalleriet.
Marije Baalman
Performing “Wezen – Gewording”.
Wezen is a solo music-theatre work where I try to explore the relationship between theatrical gesture and musical instrument, between the body and the sonic world.Gewording (Becoming) is the first performance version where the link between physical and sonic gesture is explored during a live performance, combining movement of the body and live coding.
http://marijebaalman.eu/
Till Bovermann
Performing “Verber” — Sounds from Reverb for Clicks.
https://vimeo.com/76992344
http://tai-studio.org/
Jeff Carey
“3:30 is Jeff Carey’s 3rd solo CD release that takes its inspiration from that cornerstone of pop music – the three to three and half minute pop song. In his own words Jeff decided to approach this album ‘as an exercise in reduction – the process of packing a maximum amount of musical information into every moment/sound/phrase’. The ferocious and reductionist production angle results in a set of tracks that pull you in and spit you out just as quickly, which in a climate of endless epic track lengths simply adds to the sense of excitement. This is not a mawkish, sentimental piece of work and it will appeal to anyone who doesn’t mind breaking some nails while hanging onto the edges of an electrifying audio vista. It’s a bracing, fizzing and explosive listen which excitedly packs what might have been an hours worth of ideas into its near 22 minutes.”
http://jeffcarey.bandcamp.com/
http://jeffcarey.foundation-one.org/
