What's Happening?Phill Niblock's notes on his happenings, posted occasionally by slacker webmasters at his request. Wednesday, October 17, 2007niblock in new york
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there. a bonus ihttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifs the notice for lois vierk's concert on the 21st. please come phill niblock ----------------------------- ROULETTE October Concerts 2007 20 Greene St. (between Canal and Grand) 2 blocks west of Broadway 8:30 PM $15 at the Door DTW members students, seniors: $10 Reservations: 212.219.8242 Roulette & Location One, members free www.roulette.org www.location1.org .. http://www.roulette.org/blog/index.php also..check out.. http://myspace.com/rouletteintermedium *******3 Nights of Phill Niblock (well, the asterisks are mine, pn) Thursday, October 18 "Guitar too, for Four " (1996, 30:20) Rafael Toral, Robert Poss, Susan Stenger, David First, guitars played with E-bows (samples used to make the piece); playing the version with added tracks by Rafael Toral "Stosspeng" (59 minutes, 2007) for two guitars in stereo; Susan Stenger and Robert Poss, electric guitars and electric basses, recorded samples This piece was completed on April 28, and premiered at the Donau Festival in Krems Austria on April 30, 2007 Susan Stenger and Robert Poss, guitars, play live on both pieces Friday, October 19 Video / Sound Collaboration - Phill Niblock and Katherine Liberovskaya Live Video by Katherine Liberovskaya, and Live mixing of audio pieces by Phill Niblock In this live set Niblock mixes among audio pieces based on diverse field recordings which are very different from his music compositions; Liberovskaya mixes video with Jitter/Max/MSP from a vast personal database of clips shot over the past fifteen years "A new piece for Organ" (Premier) - Material recorded May 1 2007 at a baroque church in Kirchberg am Wagram, Austria, Emanuel Schmelzer-Ziringer, organ "Three Orchids", for three orchestras (2003, 23 min) - Played by Trio Scordatura plus One - Alfrun Schmid, voice; Elisabeth Smalt, viola; Bob Gilmore, synthesizer; plus Guy De Bievre, dobro (recorded at Amplus, in Aaigem, Belgium, August 13 & 14 2007); all four musicians playing live with the recording "4 Chorch +1," for chorus and orchestra and solo baritone voice (23 minutes); the recording from the premier performance at Ostrava New Music Days in the Czech Republic, August 28 2007; plus musicians playing live - Tom Buckner, baritone and the Trio Scordatura plus One Saturday, October 20 Six Pieces for Ulrich Krieger, didjeridu and saxophones, all played in one evening, with Ulrich playing live as well "Didjeridoos and Don'ts" (1992, 13:30), Ulrich Krieger, didjeridu "Ten Auras Live" (1994, 21:20), Ulrich Krieger, tenor saxophone "Sea Jelly Yellow" (24 min, 2001) Ulrich Krieger, baritone saxophone "Parker's Altered Mood, aka, Owed to Bird" (16:25; 2004) Ulrich Krieger, alto saxophone "Alto Tune" (25:08; 2004) Ulrich Krieger, alto saxophone "Sax Mix" (25:08, 2004) Ulrich Krieger, alto, tenor and baritone saxes (this is a mix of Ten Auras, for tenor sax; Sea Jelly Yellow, for baritone sax; and Alto Tune, for alto sax. (About 85 channels/tracks.) ========================= Sunday, October 21st Lois V Vierk Chamber Music Live taping for Roulette TV " the relentless energy of her finely honed pieces can prove thrilling - the musical equivalent of white-water rafting." ~ The New Yorker Selections and performers for this concert include Ms. Vierk's Manhattan Cascade , with accordionist Guy Klucevsek and 3 recorded accordions, Demon Star , performed by Jody Redhage, cello and Matthew Gold, marimba, Words Fail Me (1st movement), with Jody Redhage, cello and Sachiko Kato, piano and Io , performed by flutist Margaret Lancaster, electric guitarist Larry Polansky and marimbist Matthew Gold. All of these works were written between 1984 and 2005. see http://www.roulette.org/events/ for more details |
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