musicians
Oori
Shalev
www.ooish.com |
concept,
percussions, software, hardware
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Musician, sound artist and computer integration
specialist. born in Israel, now residing in Berlin.
Plays drum set, tabla and percussions.
He has performed in
different fields with various groups and artists, such as: free-jazz (tabula
rasa, sergey letov, dave dove), contemporary classic (carlos sandoval -
Lange Nacht der Museen), mid-east groove (anat zoe tuvia - Morgenland
festival), blues (rosa king - Shantipi festival), sound installations
(the-tilt).
As a part of 'the-tilt' group, he designed the tree interaction network
(in 'Sotavento') and has preformed with the trees in VI Festival de San
Luis using tabla and digital processing.
Currently,
he develops and combines sensing hardware, computer
software and customized tuned-percussions in his sonic journeys. |
Example of related
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TiLT
3
Several layers of
independent sligltly-modified regular pulses for Tabla, Sensored gloves and
trees. Inspired by "Rock piece" of Pauline Oliveros.
Oori Shalev,
Tabla-Percussion, laptop / Carlos Sandoval Sensored gloves and laptop
Premiered — May 1st
2006,
Further performances: Queretaro City, Mexico, May 12th
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Amelia Cuni
www.ameliacuni.de |
voice,
gesture controls
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Singer, composer and performer.
She has trained her voice and musical skills in India, according to the
tradition of DHRUPAD singing and KATHAK dance.
Her present work includes contemporary and experimental music
collaborations with several artists of international repute such as
Terry Riley, Werner Durand and David Toop.
She is engaged in the transmission of the knowledge she has acquired
from her gurus and teaches Indian singing at the Vicenza Conservatory in
Italy.
She is based in Berlin. |
Example of related
previous work:
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With Werner Durand and various visual artists (Fred
Pommerehen Yvonne Mohr, Uli Sigg), she collaborates also on the multimedia
performance ASHTAYAMA-Song of Hours, presented at the Podewil in Berlin
(1999), ZKM in Karlsruhe (2000), Institute for Contemporary Arts in London,
Tropical Museum in Amsterdam (2001), Düsseldorfer Altstadt Herbst (Tanzhaus NRW,
2002), Ijsbreker in Amsterdam (2003), Other Minds festival at the Yerba Buena
Theater in San Francisco, Stimmenfestival 2005 in Basel, Serralves Museum for
Contemporary Arts in Porto 2006. |
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Seth Josel
josel.sheerpluck.de |
guitars & processing
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originally from New York, now residing
in Berlin - has become one of the leading instrumental pioneers of his
generation.
As a soloist he has concertized in Belgium, Germany, Great Britain,
France, Israel, Italy, The Netherlands, Switzerland, the US and Canada.
He has performed as a guest with leading orchestras and ensembles of
Europe, including the BBC Symphony Orchestra (London), the Deutsches
Symphonie Orchester Berlin, the South German Radio Choir, the
Staatskappelle Berlin and the Schönberg Ensemble of Amsterdam, and has
appeared at several major European festivals including the Salzburg
Festspiele, Ars Musica, Donaueschingen, The Holland Festival, Munich
Biennale and London's South Bank Festival. From 1991 till 2000 he was a
permanent member of the Ensemble Musikfabrik NRW |
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previous work:
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Josel has worked in a variety of contexts and
situations, also involving free improvised music as well as the interpretation
of "open" forms.
In this arena he has had the great privilege to work with some of the
outstanding personalities of our day, including Anton Lukoszevieze, Ulrich
Krieger, Ray Kaszynski, David Moss, Frank Gratkowski, Melvyn Poore and David
First. |
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