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Annea Lockwood: Jitterbug & bayou-borne by Gareth Davis and Guests + Emilio Gordoa
Annea Lockwood: Jitterbug & Bamborne by Gareth Davis and Guests + Emilio Gordoa
Event by: Punctum - Krásovka, Klangfield
Location: Punctum, Krásova 803/27, Praha 3
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Door: 19:30
Beginning: 20:00
End: 22:00
Entry Fee:
- All Three Upcoming Concerts: 500/1000kč
- Pre-Sale: 250CZK/500kč
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Gareth Davis with a Mexican composer and percussionist Emilie Gordoa and prominent personalities of the Prague experimental scene. She studied composition at the University of Canterbury, the Royal College of Music in London and continued her studies in Germany and the Netherlands. In 1973 she moved to the United States. At Vassar College, New York, where she now taught Emerites professor electronic music. She also created sound maps of rivers, such as the Hudson or the Danube, which captures how the acoustic environment is changing downstream. Her compositions and multimedia installations were listed at major international festivals. which are mixed into an electronic composition. The graphic score composed of photographs of riverbed pebbles is interpreted live together with electronics. It uses a map of six Buffalo Bayou branches in Houston as its score. As six improvisers are gradually synchronizing in their independent gaming, the process reflects the joining of branches Bayou to their mouths in Galveston Bay in the Gulf of Mexico.
Mrva
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Annea Lockwood is and Composer Renown for Her Innovative Explorations of Natural Sounds and Unconventional Instruments. She Studied Composition at the University of Canterbury, The Royal College of Music in London and Furthered Her Studies in Germany and the Netherlands. In 1973, She Relocated to the United States and Taught Electronic Music at Vassar College, Where She Is Now Professor Emerita.
Lockwood's Work Offten Incorporates Environmental Sounds and Performance Art. "Piano Transplants" Series (1968–1982) Involved Burning, Drowning, and Planting Defunct Pianos in Natural Settings. She Has Also Created Sound Maps of Rivers, Including the Hudson and the Danube, Capturing Their Unique Acoustic Environments. Her Compositions and Multimedia Installations Have Been Featured at International Festivals and She Continues to Influence Contemporary With Innovative Approach to Sound and Performance. The Regular Personnel of Gareth Davis and Guests Will Be Joined by Emilio Gordo, A Mexican Composer and Percussionist Who Has Performed This Music With Anne Lockwood In the Past AQUATIC INSECTS MADE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS THAT MIXED INTO AN ELECTRONIC TRACK. And Graphic Score Composed of Photographs of Pebbles from and Riverbed is Performed Live Alongside the Electronics. IT USES and MAP OF SIX Branches of the Buffalo Bayou in Houston as Its Score. As Six Improvisers Gradually Synchronize Their Independent Playing, The Process Mirrors the Mercing of the Bayou’s Branches Until The Unite in Galveston Bay On the Gulf of Mexico.
Mikyska, Elia Moretti, And Nicholas Mrva
Beginning: 20:00
End: 22:00
Entry Fee:
- All Three Upcoming Concerts: 500/1000kč
- Pre-Sale: 250CZK/500kč
~~~ Please Scroll and Bit Lower for English Description ~~~
Gareth Davis with a Mexican composer and percussionist Emilie Gordoa and prominent personalities of the Prague experimental scene. She studied composition at the University of Canterbury, the Royal College of Music in London and continued her studies in Germany and the Netherlands. In 1973 she moved to the United States. At Vassar College, New York, where she now taught Emerites professor electronic music. She also created sound maps of rivers, such as the Hudson or the Danube, which captures how the acoustic environment is changing downstream. Her compositions and multimedia installations were listed at major international festivals. which are mixed into an electronic composition. The graphic score composed of photographs of riverbed pebbles is interpreted live together with electronics. It uses a map of six Buffalo Bayou branches in Houston as its score. As six improvisers are gradually synchronizing in their independent gaming, the process reflects the joining of branches Bayou to their mouths in Galveston Bay in the Gulf of Mexico.
Mrva
~~~
🇬🇧
Annea Lockwood is and Composer Renown for Her Innovative Explorations of Natural Sounds and Unconventional Instruments. She Studied Composition at the University of Canterbury, The Royal College of Music in London and Furthered Her Studies in Germany and the Netherlands. In 1973, She Relocated to the United States and Taught Electronic Music at Vassar College, Where She Is Now Professor Emerita.
Lockwood's Work Offten Incorporates Environmental Sounds and Performance Art. "Piano Transplants" Series (1968–1982) Involved Burning, Drowning, and Planting Defunct Pianos in Natural Settings. She Has Also Created Sound Maps of Rivers, Including the Hudson and the Danube, Capturing Their Unique Acoustic Environments. Her Compositions and Multimedia Installations Have Been Featured at International Festivals and She Continues to Influence Contemporary With Innovative Approach to Sound and Performance. The Regular Personnel of Gareth Davis and Guests Will Be Joined by Emilio Gordo, A Mexican Composer and Percussionist Who Has Performed This Music With Anne Lockwood In the Past AQUATIC INSECTS MADE IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS THAT MIXED INTO AN ELECTRONIC TRACK. And Graphic Score Composed of Photographs of Pebbles from and Riverbed is Performed Live Alongside the Electronics. IT USES and MAP OF SIX Branches of the Buffalo Bayou in Houston as Its Score. As Six Improvisers Gradually Synchronize Their Independent Playing, The Process Mirrors the Mercing of the Bayou’s Branches Until The Unite in Galveston Bay On the Gulf of Mexico.
Mikyska, Elia Moretti, And Nicholas Mrva