dimanche 4 novembre 2007 - 17 h

Jeff GBUREK / Hermann MÜNTZIG / Per Anders NILSSON +

Jeff Gburek solo (guitare - Allemagne)

Per Anders Nilsson (laptop - Suède)
Christine Sehnaoui (sax alto)
Stéphane Rives (sax soprano)
Jeff Gburek (guitare)

Hermann Müntzig (flexichord et electroniques - Suède)
Sharif Sehnaoui (guitare)
Quentin Dubost (guitare)

 

(GIF) Hermann Müntzig. Born in Stockholm, Sweden 1964. In the late eighties, after graduation from Royal Academy of Music, I had some years playing electric bass in several bands, all into rather straight jazz/rock. My first encounter with free improvised music, the Swedish trio GUSH, made a huge impact on me, I was stunned ! After experimenting a lot on my bass with different kinds of preparation, I soon felt a need for a new instrument that allowed me to produce the kind of sounds that I was looking for. That made me create the flexichord ; a 12-stringed electric guitarlike instrument.
Since the late nineties i work as a musician and educator, mainly in the fields of improvised and experimental music with different Swedish and international groups. Giving concerts in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, UK, Iceland, Belgium, France, Holland. Giving lectures/workshops in improvised music, building experimental musical instruments and graphic notation. Collabarations with Phil Minton, Eugene Chadbourne, Thurston Moore, Martin Küchen, Andreas Axelsson, Peter Nilsson, Dror Feiler, Rex Caswell, Sten Sandell, Mats Gustavsson, Raymond Strid, Johannes Bergmark, Stefan Östersjö, Amit Sen, Kjell Nordesson, Mats Lindström, Morgan Ågren, Mats Öberg, Simon Steensland.

La page Myspace de Hermann Müntzig


(JPG) Per Anders NILSSON est à la fois compositeur (EAM) et improvisateur. Durant les années 1970 et 80 il pratique l’improvisation comme saxophoniste. De 1981 à 1987 il suit différentes classes à l’université de Göteborg, parmi lesquelles celles de Jan Garbarek et du compositeur Pär Lindgren. Durant ces mêmes années il joue avec des musiciens comme Willem Breuker, Anthony Braxton et Palle Mikkelborg. Il a également travaillé avec Karin Krog et John Surman ainsi qu’au sein de ses propres orchestres à Göteborg. Dans ses travaux récents il s’est dirigé plus nettement vers les musiques électroacoustiques et les installations sonores tout en continuant la pratique de l’improvisation avec l’ordinateur. Il enseigne actuellement à l’EAM et dirige également le Studio Lindblad , à l’Ecole de Musique de l’Université de Göteborg. Il a joué pour plusieurs ICMC (International Computer Music Conferences), à Aarhus, Banff, Thessalonique, Pékin et Miami. L’Ina-GRM lui a commandé une ouvre, créée à Paris au printemps 2003. Il a également été compositeur en résidence au CNMAT de Berkeley et coordinateur musical de l’ICMC 2002


(JPG) Jeff Gburek is a guitarist /electronic music composer/sound artist currently living in Berlin. He employs extended & prepared guitar techniques, signal processing, open source applications and phonography to create richly textural music, wherein extreme pianissimo, organic object manipulation and silence contrast energetic swells of excited electronics. For 8 years he has worked with dance/theater artist Ephia in Djalma Primordial Science, evolving a praxis of body and sound through performance and pedagogy. Appearances with Keith Rowe, Tetuzi Akiyama, Michael Vorfeld, Kyle Bruckmann, Pascal Battus, Tatsuya Nakatani, Annette Krebs, Raven Chacon, Tom Carter (Charalambides) and the Belgium-based Variable Geometry Quartet, show him crossing many strains of improvised, electro-acoustic and experimental music. New CD’s from Nur Nicht Nur and Foxy Digitalis are forthcoming. Net releases include Mass & Momentum, published by Basque sound artist Mattin. Recordings on his own label Orphan Sound are available through Metamkine in France, La Mediatheque in Belgium and Erstwhile in the USA. He has recently been re-orienting his electronic environment at STEIM in Amsterdam, September 2005 and was awarded a scholarship in 2006 to study composition in Darmstadt with Helmut Lachenmann.

Plus d’infos sur Jeff Gburek

 




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