Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Resonator - Sozialpalast EMAF 2008
YouTube via sankt. via fischek.
"RESONATOR :
live at EUROPEAN MEDIA ART FESTIVAL
23/04/08, Osnabrueck/Germany
in front of the Dominikaner Kirche
Sozialpalast Mobil
A caravan as a peculiar, open, medial stage: the bourgeois holiday domicile is turned into a multidisciplinary art project, and confronts not only the audience but also the actors themselves with situational intervention in a public space. The performance takes place inside the caravan, while the exterior acts as a projection screen. At times we see spontaneous street theatre, at other times we hear rock music, then hip-hop or guitar pop.
Resonator is Kai Niggemann and Anja Kreysing. Kai plays electronics, such as various synths, samplers, theremin, electric bass, sequencers and all sorts of filters and sound shredders.
Anja plays the accordeon and indulges in pads, pianos and other eletronic sounds, unless she is busy unleashing a swirl of noise from the stage and her Nord Lead II keyboard."
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