We Q: the duo, started in 2017; they found instant common language as improvisers, with Lettner on soprano & alto saxophone and Armenian duduk, and Naphtali doing live sound processing of Lettner’s instruments and her own voice; We Q goes on polythymic benders, with extravagant overtones, feedback loops and synaptic fire dances, like a Schreckschraube juggling filtered alien sales calls with echos of Carmina Burana and post-post-post-post whatever it is they thought they were doing

http://dafna.info/  —  http://edith-lettner.net/

 

With David Taylor and Daniel Pinheiro: Synchrony Series, Duplexity State; performance of electroacoustic works from new double album release “Synchrony Series: Music of Sarah Weaver and Collaborations” (SyncSource Label) including “Symmetry of Presence” (David Taylor, bass trombone, S W, electronics) and “Sound in Peace” dedicated to Pauline Oliveros (S W, spoken voice, electronics). Premiere of audio/video network arts piece “Duplexity State” (S W, electronics, Daniel Pinheiro, movement and visuals, remote performer live via the internet)        www.sarahweaver.org/syncsource/label

 

A first-time collaboration between two long-time New York music creators: David Watson on Great Highland Bagpipes and Scottish smallpipes, and John King playing viola; a conversation of drones, tones, listening and playing, extreme frequency and amplitude explorations will ensue         http://johnkingmusic.com          https://davidwatsonmusic.net

 

Stone (live electronics) and Krieger (saxophone) have been working together as a duo for a few years; they are listening into the depths of the instruments, using microphones and electronics to facilitate hidden sounds to emerge, thereby creating quasi-hyper-realistic soundscapes from lush to hard where saxophone sounds and the electronics merge and become indistinguishable      http://www.rlsto.net/Nooz/      http://www.ulrich-krieger.com/

 

I have been deep in art and science investigations, particularly trying to understand the interconnections of our ecosystems, our immune systems, and our microbiomes; of late, I have been making videos that are obsessed with the gut microbiome and becomings; I will show a smattering of works on this night: documentary, speculative and otherwise        www.kathyhigh.com

 

Alerta ! is a poem of the Brazilian author Oswald de Andrade about dictatorship during the 1960-1980’s in Brazil, resistance and love; the composition is a process based work: The poem told by the composer Jorge Antunes was recorded in Recife (Br); graphic scores were then given to a cellist (Noémie Braun), and a percussionist (Lucas Gonseth) in La Chaux-de-Fonds (CH); the resulting material was recorded and recombined, brought forward in Switzerland, in Portugal, now in the USA, until its unknown final form   www.lucaforcucci.com

with support from Nicati -de Luze Foundation and Pro Helvetia

 

 

Psychology says that “we see what we think we see”; Light falls on the retina and the resulting stimulation is transmitted by the optic nerve to the brain; the brain forms an image, resolves 3D, compares it to the last image thus detecting movement, checks for imminent danger and, finally, compares it to images already stored in memory. The result loops through the mind/body system resulting in an emotional reaction, producing meaning; reality is, in a sense, obscured by our own perceptions; as video artists, it is up to us to dis-cover or un-cover reality, then re-present or re-imagine reality in a manner that changes the viewers perception, to inform rather than affirm, to create rather than imitate - Videos by Walter Wright and a performance by Walter Wright and Al Margolis aka Elka Bong   https://nohtv.wordpress.com/

 

For its 16th edition Screen Compositions brings you again without fail a collection of inspiring and inspired intersections of moving image with sonic art; a program of screen works representing dynamic two-way collaborations between video/film artists and sound/music artists specifically intended for single-channel projection with no live or performance component; featuring collaborations by: Benton Bainbridge / Barbara Held; Nathalie Bujold / Michel Langevin (Voivod); Alexandra Dementieva / Guy De Bièvre; Bradley Eros / Lea Bertucci; Muyassar Kurdi / Ka Baird; Katherine Liberovskaya / Phill Niblock; Geoff Matters / Mike Lerner; Eiichi Tosaki & Jutta Pryor / Hitomi Honda; Twin Automat (Irini Karayannopoulou+Sandrine Cheyrol) / Yannis Saxonis; Adriana Vila Guevara / Alfredo Costa Monteiro

 

He sees Video as a joining place;  Recipes can bring together - Live electronics - personal/custom/invented and computer modulated;

Variable voltage interfaces; Observation by camera;  Abstract video and optical translating; Hands-on drawing and painting-in-time using projection equipment; Personal optical and mirror techniques; Collaborative Sound composition; This program will feature works from the 1970's, 1990's and Now  www.tonymartinartist.net/intermedia

 

Hein (guitar, electronics) and Yip (lightbulbs, electronics) are an transdisciplinary duo that creates immersive site-specific performances and installations bridging the vibrations of light and sound; trained as musicians, both of them are interested in looking into the ontology of sound and how musical experience can be transformed beyond its common material: sound; in their duo project they research about the possibilities of light as an expanded musical material; connecting lightbulbs, electronics and electric guitar as an integrated instrument; in their performances they utilize lights and sounds as equally important and yet dialectical musicalmaterialshttps://nicolahein.com/   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huhDK4GkFVM

 

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