The series involves concerts, films, readings and instrument presentations with and about artists who play with the language of ‘voltage control’, who use the ‘modular’ as creative thought process and test musical limits with it, artists who work in the spirit of San Francisco Tape Music Centre.
On February 8 we’ll have Jenny Gräf Sheppard who’ll play a live set on, and provide explanation about, her Ciat-Lonbarde instrument. Peter Beyls will let us hear a number of old tape pieces and explain his work. And to make the evening complete, we'll be screening a number of short films by Lilian Schwartz, one of the pioneers of video- and computer art.All info here.
On March 1 we focus upon 3 unique synths that have helped to define the history of electronic music.
Thomas Lehn play an improvised set on his EMS Synthi AKS, Kraus comes with his homemade Serge Modulaire Synth and Guy Drieghe will play a live set on 3 Buchla Music Easels.
All info here."
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