Festival & winter school
Is all art interpretation? A translation into yet another shape, frame or context? Could editing be a contemporary form of interpretation? How does memory filter our listening? Who is the author? An array of concerts, lectures and workshops will explore different aspects of the topic. Composition and improvisation, the potential of material and its limitations, ways of performance, memory strategies, notation and authorship. All these issues will be highlighted, unfolding new perspectives on how artists are working with sound and music today.
Thursday 4/12:
20:00 – concert: authorship / indeterminacy
Manfred Werder: found words / found sentences (lecture-performance)
Peter Ablinger : The Real as Imaginary (2012), Weiss/Weisslich 11B
Charles Curtis: Alvin Lucier – Glacier, Alison Knowles – Rice and Beans for Charles Curtis
Friday 5/12:
20:00 – concert: transmission/notation
Franziska Windisch – Corrosion
Andrea Neumann & Mario de Vega – score for m
Robin Hayward & Charles Curtis: Eliane Radigue – OCCAM V, OCCAM XI, OCCAM River IV
Saturday 6/12
15:00 – conference
Guy De Bièvre – Goldberg Variations III – interpreting Bach through Cage (performance-lecture)
Joanna Bailie – Strange cover versions
Charles Curtis – Drawing in the Air: Sound and its Representation
Compost and Height (Sarah Hughes&Patrick Farmer) – On Water Yam
19:00 – concert: material
Catherine Lamb – shade/gradient
Joanna Bailie & Gwenaëlle Rouger (piano) – Artificial Environment No.8
Frederik Croene – Le Piano Démécanisé, Roll over Czerny, Januspiano, new work
Angharad Davies – Six Studies
Okkyung Lee – white on white
Sunday 7/12
19:00 – concert: mind & memory
David Helbich – No Music: performative rehearsal
Dafne Vicente Sandoval & Ivan Palacky – listen listen
Jennifer Walshe – The Total Mountain
Bartaku & Ruta Vitkauskaite & Karl Heinz Jeron & UnChoir – Aronia M. Ouverture
Tickets: Lectures 5€ Concert 8€ Pass 25€
Workshops: 15€ Registration is required, discounts when booking multiple workshops.
In collaboration with Ictus ManaMa (Advanced Master in Contemporary Music)