KAMMER KLANG 17JULY 6TH - - - THE VORTEX
The first night of Kammer Klang at THE VORTEX, featuring music by Schoenberg, Michael Finnissy, Matthew Shlomowitz and John Cage, headlined by music from Adem Ilhan, composed for various small ensembles.
ADEM ILHAN
Adem Ilhan is a musician of eclectic styles and has released on Domino Records and continues to make his own music and produce that by others. His works spans the experimental and electronic to songs and broken toys, as well as an enthusiastic gatherer of musicians to form the mass improvising collective, Assmebly, who will feature this KK in performances of Adem's pieces composed specifically for the event.
Adem Ilhan is a musician of eclectic styles and has released on Domino Records and continues to make his own music and produce that by others. His works spans the experimental and electronic to songs and broken toys, as well as an enthusiastic gatherer of musicians to form the mass improvising collective, Assmebly, who will feature this KK in performances of Adem's pieces composed specifically for the event.
www.adem.tv www.myspace.com/ademofficial
SCHOENBERG - Pierrot Lunaire (first cycle) (1912)
Adam de la Cour - Voice
Mark Knoop - Piano
Adam de la Cour - Voice
Mark Knoop - Piano
MICHAEL FINNISSY- Walrus (2010)
Mark Knoop - Accordion
Michael Finnissy's Walrus portrays this fat, smelly, noisy mammal as it disrupts a North Sea costal town fair.
JOHN CAGE - Five(one) (1988)
One of Cage's earliest number pieces written for five voices or instruments or voices and instruments. Performed by regular Klangers.
One of Cage's earliest number pieces written for five voices or instruments or voices and instruments. Performed by regular Klangers.
MATTHEW SHLOMOWITZ -Letter Piece No.1(2007)
Mark Knoop - Performer
Matthew Shlomowitz - Sampler
Shlomowitz's Letter Pieces combine physical actions, music and text. The performers create the material themselves, but the structure of each piece is determined. The result has been described as the "formalistic paterrning of the everyday world" and "arty fart charades". This realisation features Mark Knoop as superhero.
Mark Knoop - Performer
Matthew Shlomowitz - Sampler
Shlomowitz's Letter Pieces combine physical actions, music and text. The performers create the material themselves, but the structure of each piece is determined. The result has been described as the "formalistic paterrning of the everyday world" and "arty fart charades". This realisation features Mark Knoop as superhero.
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