Post-KISS performance curated by Anne La Berge
featuring: Scott Miller, Shackle, Yannis Kyriakides, Wiek Hijmans, Dario Calderone
American composer/performer Scott Miller and Shackle
will be performing at STEIM after a long weekend of playing and talking
at KISS2013 (Kyma International Sound Symposium) in Brussels. They will
be joined for this concert by MAZE musicians Yannis Kyriakides, Wiek Hijmans and Dario Calderone.
There will be no less than three Kyma systems running on this gig! It
promises to be a stunning meeting of like and unlike musical minds.
Date: Monday 16 September 2013
Time: 20.30 (Door open 20.00)
Location: STEIM Concert Space, Utrechtsedwarsstraat 134
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Cost: €5
Scott Miller will be premiering The Strange
Fine-Tuning of our Universe with flutist/improviser Anne La Berge at the Kyma
International Sound Symposium (KISS) 2013 in Brussels on Friday, Sept. 13
at Espace Senghor, in a 70+ speaker acousmonium. The work is an
ecosystemic structured improvisation, where the behavior of sound in the space
is tracked and used to control the production of new sound in the space.
While at KISS2013, Scott will also host pre-conference Open Labs and perform an
electroacoustic improv set with Eckard Vossas, Jan Van Kelst & Robert
Jarvis at the Rock Classic, Rue Marché au Charbon 55 à Bruxelles on Sunday
Sept. 15.
MAZE is a new electroacoustic ensemble dedicated to performing music
that challenges the idea of fixed form and a fixed listening
perspective. The aim of the ensemble is to offer the listener different
forms of navigating their own path in the music. This is found in not
only the repertoire, but the musicians’ approach and their performance
practice.
Encompassing repertoire from the experimental tradition of John Cage,
Alvin Lucier, Tony Conrad and Robert Ashley up to the contemporary work
of artists such as Christian Marclay, Elliott Sharp and ensemble
members Anne La Berge and Yannis Kyriakides, the aim of the ensemble is
to build a body of work that reinterprets the relationships between
performer and music, and audience and performer.
