Tuesday, 26 June, 2012 - 21:00
LIONEL MARCHETTI // GERT-JAN PRINS // JD ZAZIE
NK: Electronic and Computer Music Series
Doors 21:00 - Concerts 21:30 SHARP!
8 euros
Lionel Marchetti is an electroacoustic improviser and musique concrète composer. Initially self-taught, Marchetti studied with Xavier Garcia in Grenoble. A scholar, he later worked at the CFMI (Lyon) and INA-GRM studios (Paris), and published a book on composer Michel Chion. In the mid-1990s Marchetti was one of a handful of artists who took electroacoustic music out of the academic studio and into the realm of free improvisation, using a live set-up with microphones, small speakers, tape recorders and radio. As an improviser he performs in his long-standing duo with Jérôme Noetinger, in the audio-visual project Le Cube, with influential collective Archipel, and with dancer Yôko Higashi. In his studio work he incorporates sound collage and electroacoustic composition, although the level of poetry and refusal of genre boundaries in his music puts him closer to Kristoff K. Roll and Luc Ferrari than Pierre Henry or Bernard Parmegiani.
Gert-Jan Prins has been known for twenty years as one of the most challenging sound artists in the Netherlands and established himself as one of the central electronic performers in improvised music. His unique self-developed live-electronics make use of radio and transmitter technology, and create sounds with great physical energy. Prins focuses on percussive and environmental noise creating a music that’s characterized by pure rawness in volume and sound, but also utilizing subtlety in color through specific use of scraping, rasping and other noise sounds. Prins is a member of MIMEO and collaborates with, Thomas Lehn, Thomas Ankersmit, Cor Fuhler (The Flirts), Peter Rehberg and Fennesz. He has performed throughout Europe and the Americas.
JD Zazie is an italian sound artist and recordist based in Berlin. Coming from a turntablist and a radiophonic background, JD Zazie has explored over the years different approaches of real-time manipulation on fixed recorded sound.
In her work she redefines turntablism and electroacoustic activities.
As a solo performer, in small groups or large ensembles she moves in an area which is constantly stretching the borders of what is supposed to be turntablism, free improvisation and composed music.
www.burpenterprise.com/burp/articoli/jd-zazie
Event curated by Manuela Benetton and kindly supported by Initiative Neue Musik e. V.
