1500 Ft / day - 3 days ticket: 3000 Ft
Student: 1000 Ft / day - Student 3 days ticket: 2100 Ft
This year the Making New Waves Festival in conjunction with the "Music in the Global Village Conference" will discuss the relationships between music, networked systems and other genresof art. The international conference researches artistic and technological domains that are made available through the interactions of humans and machines in networked systems, and its implications for the creation, performance and perception of music. The festival will present pieces that explore computer technology and the Internet.
8pm
Kathleen Supové - Exploding Piano
Kathleen Supové - piano, electronics
Programme:
Jacob Ter Veldhuis (Jacob TV): The Body of Your Dreams (rev. 2004)
Nick Didkovsky: Zero Waste (2002)
Anna Clyne: On Track (2007) [video by Joshue Ott]
Jason Freeman: Piano Etudes (2008) Observing Squirrels, Learning to Dance, Reading a Poem, Trying to be Hip5
Neil Rolnick: Digits (2005) [video by R. Luke Dubois]
Dubbed “the downtown piano queen” (The New Yorker), Kathleen Supové is known to audiences in New York and around the country for her virtuosic and compelling interpretations of new music, her theatrical flamboyance, and her constant experimentation in the presentation of concerts. In her concert at MNW she will challenge both herself and the audience by creating pieces in which the composer allows parts of the composition to be decided by the computer and/or the audience.
9:30pm
European Bridges Ensemble
Performed by:
Georg Hajdu - Kai Niggemann - Johannes Kretz - Ádám Siska - Ivana Ognjanović - Andrea Szigetvári - Stewart Collinson
Programme:
Fredrik Olofsson (S): the choir, the chaos
Daniel Iglesia (USA): Pundit Bingo
Alexander Schubert (G): A Few Plateaus
Jacob Sello (G): isms
Johannes "DJ" Kretz (A): Encore
Johannes "DJ" Kretz (A): "Two Arias" for Quintetnet: "may I feel" and "Ruby's facebook status"
The European Bridges Ensemble was established for Internet and network performance. Its current members are Kai Niggemann (Münster, Germany), Ádám Siská (Budapest, Hungary), Johannes Kretz (Vienna, Austria), Andrea Szigetvári (Budapest, Hungary), Ivana Ognjanovic (Belgrade, Serbia), Georg Hajdu (Hamburg, Germany), and Stewart Collinson (Lincoln, England), performing with Georg Hajdu’s interactive network performance environment Quintet.net. In 2009 July the ensemble worked at Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg together with four young composers to create new network pieces. The result will be presented at MNW2009.
More info:
www.makingnewwaves.hu
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