Notes:Lynn Book, Tomomi Adachi, Dafna Naphtali
vest: voice/electronics/sound//text
A first time trio performance by three formidable musicians working with voice, electronics, sound, and text in various and overlapping ways. Expect outrageous adventures into vocal sound and sound manipulation, expect unexpected forays into inner dialogues and expect intense interaction.
Notes:“Interactive Sound: Techniques and Practice”
The course focuses on various ways interactive sound is and has been used in performance, sound installations and other interactive public exhibitions and interventions. We will look at artists and projects that use live audio processing of sound, music and voice through triggering of audio cues, loop pieces, score following; multi-channel interactive sound works and live performance. You will learn about the basics of psychoacoustics, and new stratetgies for listening, thinking about (and creating with) audio, and create your own works as a final project. Because of my background as a performer/composer in this field, I can give a unique focus and perspective on incorporating live sound processing, the human voice, and musical structure into interactive audio projects that you will create.
at Supemarkt Creative Resource Center, Brunnenstrasse 64, 13355 Berlin
Notes:http://www.hessisches-ziegeleimuseum.de/indexhtm_aktuell.htm
Dafna Naphtali – voice & live sound processing
Hans Tammen – analog modular synth
featuring:
Martin Speicher – reeds
Mechanique(s) w/ Dafna Naphtali is playing with long-time collaborator Martin Speicher at the beautiful Brick Museum in Kaufungen, produced by OHRENKRATZER Collective.
Martin Speicher (http://www.martinspeicher.net) plays alto and sopranino saxophone, clarinet and bassclarinet. The trio released a CD of a performance in 2001, LOGOS.
http://tammen.org/cd-mechaniques-live-at-logos-ghent/
Notes:MECHANIQUE(S)
Dafna Naphtali – voice & live sound processing
Hans Tammen – analog modular synth
mechanique(s) is an ongoing collaboration between Dafna Naphtali and Hans Tammen involving live electronics, sound processing, analog modular synth and voice. The duo formed in the late 90′s to investigate the overlap of various elements of their technical and aesthetic practices — in compositions and improvisational settings for Naphtali’s interactive processed sound/noise system and Tammen’s custom analog modular synth built around chaotic behaviors.
please double check exact location on website.
Transartfest! will be held in Berlin from July 27 – August 9, 2013
Hosted by Supemarkt Creative Resource Center, Brunnenstrasse 64, 13355 Berlin
Two weeks of events and exhibitions including concerts, discussion groups, exhibitions, one day seminar and workshops, performances, screenings, speed crits, alternative tours, and a multi-author book launch. All events are free and open to the public. Limited places are available for all one day workshops and seminars by application.
For more info: info@transartfest.org
Notes:What Color Is: Jen Baker (with Dafna Naphtali), Lipschitz, Men Are Just Desserts, and Roo
What is color? Questions of Qualia are always confusing. Friday, June 28th, 4 performers attempt to define what color could possibly be with extensions of what is normally defined as musical performance at Panoply Performance Laboratory.
Suggested Donation $5-15 (all of which goes to the artists)
No one turned away
Beer lovingly provided by Brooklyn Brewery
Notes:Multiple site-specific and unamplified performances by singers and vocal artists of new, experimental works, making use of and highlighting the acoustics and space of the Nature Walk. Featuring performances by Dafna Naphtali, Gisburg, Megan Schubert, Anne Hege and others to be announced soon..
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