Donnerstag • 27.10.2016 • 20:00 Uhr
GORAN LAZAREVIC (SERBIA) - accordeon
MATTHIAS KAUL - percussion
GORAN LAZAREVIC - accordeon
Goran Lazarević comes from Serbia where he graduated classical accordion in the class of Prof. Radomir Tomić. In 2013 he moved to Hamburg where he did “Kontaktstudium Neue Kompositionstechniken” with Prof. Helmut W.Erdmann and subsequently started Master Multimedia Composition with Prof. Dr. Georg Hajdu and Prof. Dr. Manfred Stahnke.His main spheres of interest lay in live-electronics, microtonal music, free improvisation and computer music, as well brain-computer musical interfaces (BCMI) and cognitive sciences. His works were performed in Hamburg, Hanover, Bayreuth, Karlsruhe, Tübingen and Lüneburg.Apart from his own work as a composer, performer and (still) a hobby researcher, Goran Lazarević is also active as an accordion and piano teacher. He was several times part of a “Klangradar 3000” project as a composition teacher and is currently also involved in Hamburg Open Online University (HOOU) project.Goran is proud to be a member of “Live-Elektronik-Ensemble Hamburg/Lüneburg “, “Oublie Loulou“ band and to have played with ensembles like Hamburger Camerata and TonArt and such artists as Manfred Stahnke, Michael Schröder, Alejandro Gomez, Henning Rietz, Martín Donoso Vera, Dirk Schattner, Adnan Fathallah and others.
Photo by: Agnes Voigt
MATTHIAS KAUL - percussion
Zunächst Rock- und Jazzschlagzeuger, dann Schlagzeugstudium, Solistenexamen, zahlreiche Stipendien, Reisen nach Afrika zum Studium der Maasai und Samburu, Gründungsmitglied des Ensembles L’ART POUR L’ART.Zusammenarbeit mit Komponisten und Interpreten wie John Zorn, David Moss, Elliott Sharp, Carla Bley, Malcolm Goldstein, Mauricio Kagel, Hans Werner Henze, Vinko Globokar, Hans Joachim Hespos, Alvin Lucier u.a.Tourneen in ganz Europa, Nord- und Südamerika, Afrika, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Indien und Kanada.CD Produktionen bei Wergo, col legno, Hat Hut, CPO, …Preise und Auszeichnungen für die Einspielungen und andere kulturelle Aktivitäten… Zuletzt einen Echo Klassik Preis 2012 und den Jahrespreis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik 2012.Als Komponist Autodidakt. Allerdings denkbar bester Kompositions-unterrichtdurch die Uraufführungen von über 300 Werken anderer Komponisten. Viele dieser Werke entstanden in enger Zusammenarbeit mit Matthias Kaul.Kompositionsaufträge von Rundfunkanstalten wie dem DLF,HR, WDR, SR, …von Opernhäusern: Hamburg, Hannover, München…von Ensembles: one two one, L‘ART POUR L‘ART, Schola Heidelberg, Lucilin, Nomos Quartett, Klank….von Festivals: Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik, Festival+ der Bayerischen Staatsoper, Rainy Days Luxemburg, Salzburg Biennale… von Institutionen: Mutemus New York, IMD Darmstadt, Arno Schmidt Stiftung,
www.matthiaskaul.de
Freitag • 28.10.2016 • 20:00 Uhr
MASSIMO FALASCONE (ITALY) - saxophones, electronics
MARKUS MARKOWSKI - guitars, electronics
MASSIMO FALASCONE - saxophones, electronics
Musician, improviser and composer of electro-acoustic music, active on the scene of Italian and European improvised music since the early '80s, he built a personal and expressive tonal palette that now includes the electronic treatment of sound.He plays various saxophones and live electronics. He improvises and performs. He has written several music and soundscapes for theater, documentaries and video installations, soundtracks for institutional videos, he actively collaborates with artists, dancers, filmmakers, poets. He teaches, conducts workshops and master classes on jazz and electro-acoustic improvisation.. . .Born in Milan on a quiet winter's day.Elsewhere in the world, Glenn Gould publishes the "Goldberg Variations", Thelonious Monk is about to record "Brilliant Corners", John Cage composes "Radio Music". Soon Ornette Coleman will lose his job as an elevator boy in a department store. He's been playing his plastic saxophone for two years and there are still four to go before "Free Jazz".MF hardly remembers those days. Would catch up later on.In the late fall of 1968 listening to the radio from the back seat of his father’s car, he is confirmed that "Hey Jude" is for another week at the lead of the "Hit Parade". That single and that group from Liverpool will mark his existence. He quickly learns to play the guitar. In the mid 70s he’s gifted the book "Jazz" by Arrigo Polillo. It’ll be the beginning of the end.Since then he has played and recorded with groups and musicians such as Gruppo Contemporaneo, Takla Makan, M.M.&T., CrowdofOne, Wintermute, Artchipel Orchestra, TAI No-Orchestra, Barre Phillips, Filippo Monico, Edoardo Ricci, Guido Mazzon, Gaetano Liguori, Roberto Del Piano, Mario Arcari, Martin Mayes, Wolfgang Fuchs, Peter Kowald, Fabrizio Spera, Alberto Braida, Alessandro Bosetti, Daniele Cavallanti, Peeter Uuskyla, Biggi Vinkeloe, Giancarlo Nino Locatelli, Walter Prati, Elliott Sharp, Cristiano Calcagnile, Giancarlo Schiaffini, Steve Piccolo, Paolo Botti, Silvia Bolognesi, Alberto Tacchini, Bob Marsh, Stefano Giust, Evan Parker, Claude Parle, Dan Warburton, John Hughes, Vlatko Kucan, Heiner Metzger, Nicolas Wiese, Keith Tippett, Julie Tippetts, Karl Berger, Alessandra Novaga, Chris Cutler, Andrea Centazzo, Marcello Magliocchi, Matthias Boss, Marco Colonna, Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg, Adrian Northover and many others.He has played in several festivals like Clusone Jazz, Sant’Arcangelo, WIM Zurich, Festivaletteratura, Controindicazioni Roma, Europa Jazz Noci, Pulsi, Ah Um, Berlin Jazz, Locarno, Acusmatiq, Stazione di Topolò/Postaja Topolove, Electronika, ContemporaneaMente, Le Rotonde de Choc (Paris), Milano Film Festival, Quiet Cue (Berlin), Elb Jazz Festival (Hamburg), TAI Fest, Fasano Jazz, Multiphonics (Hamburg), Roccella Jazz, Torino Jazz Festival, Novara Jazz, Clockstop Noci, etc.Over the years he has been artistic director of events, exhibitions, cultural associations. Collaborations with theatres (CRT, Enrico Coffetti, Giorgio Barberio Corsetti, Teatro Arsenale, Appi, etc.), with dancers and choreographers (Susanna Beltrami, Attilio Cossu, Antonio Caporilli, Cristina Negro, Emanuela Tagliavia, etc.), with visual artists and videomakers (Eugène Darredeau, Marco Teatro, Gianfilippo Pedote, Leonardo Gervasi, Roberto Masotti, AU+, etc.)He is one of the founding members of "Takla Improvising Group", dedicated to the practice and diffusion of improvised music. Since 2004 he has been the musical director of all theatrical productions by APPI - Italian Association of Small Stages. From 2009 to 2011 he leads the workshop "The Sign Of Sound" on writing, improvisation and electronics at the Teatro Arsenale in Milano. In 2013 he is a founding member of TAI No-Orchestra/Terra Australis Incognita, the new "brand" of improvisation that involves some leading musicians in the Milan area and long distance guests.
www.massimofalascone.com
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MARKUS MARKOWSKI - guitars, electronics
Markus Markowski (*1970), musician and soundartist, works and lives in Bremen (GER).Starting as a Guitarist in the 80ies, he composed and played all kind of music in several ensembles in the range of new jazz, hardcore, ethnic music to electronic music.Since 1990 he worked on concepts for musical improvisation for several players and developed experimental instruments as KLANGRAD or the REMOTE DRUMS.In 2001 he began to work on computer music, soundsynthesis- and controltechniques. Since then he played live concerts with self programmed software instruments using a multichannel sound projection, also with prepared guitar as soundsource and to control software parameters.Markowski plays as member of the ensemble HKM+ with several musicians of the New Jazz szene in New York, such as Christof Knoche, Kirk Knuffke, Geoff Gersh, Miles Okazaki or Kenny Wollesen. With HKM+ he also worked with swiss artists as Cyril Bondi, Dincise or Christian Weber.Also there is a permanent collaboration between soundartist Ludger Hennig and Markowski represented in concerts with i. e. Guenter Heinz or video artist Ursula Scherrer.As part of the improvised music szene in his hometown Markowski plays with musicians as Uli Sobotta or Nils Gerold. He is also member of the jazz-what-ever band FRANKS FARM and of the MIB Festival Ensemble with Eckhard Petri and Guenther Spaeth among others.Since 2014 Markowski plays in the ensemble KLANK with Christof Ogiermann, R. Hammerschmidt, Tim Schomacker and Hainer Woermann. With KLANK he collaborates amongst other things with composers Hans-Joachim Hespos, Matthias Kaul, Anton Wassiljew, Eckard Beinke.With the trio MACH cast of Hannes Clauss, Reinhart Hammerschmidt, Markowski works on all styles of contemporary music, also on aspects as philosophy and music with Dr. phil. Silke Wulf.
www.markowski-musik.de
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