#52. A program with independent sound-art, radiophonic projects and other audio-non-visual misunderstandings. Radia-Radio Pieces #2.
Two productions from the radia network;
Tksitevy – Suzy Vincens for Radio Campus Bruxelles
A first experiment of a work in progress performed live at Monophonic festival 2014 in Bruxelles (acsr) curated by Radio Moniek. A polyphonic improvisation performance from a score-poem Suzy VINCENS wrote.
The score-poems are listening scores (that tell a listening, offering a possibility of scoring a listen with words, phrases, sentences, silences). Those scores are departures of writings, interpretations of vocals, instrumentals, etc. The interpretation is very free, the entire score can be developed or just a part, a sequence.
The voice performers are Aurélie LIERMAN, Catherine BOUCKENAERE, Laure GATELIER and Julien BIBARD.
Electronic music and violin: Suzy VINCENS
Composition: Suzy VINCENS
Variance V – David Merlo for Radio Grenouille.
Variance V is a stereophonic retranscription of the 8 speakers broadcasted sound installation Variance IV (described below). The physical and multicasted space of Variance IV’s sound resonance becomes compacted in an abstract and frontal space.In Variance V sound materials and landscapes superimposed in this way then behave like a superimposition of senses and meanings which interfere on each other until their disappearance in a hanged-time space.
Variance IV had been presented within the framework of the collective exhibition Archist International, Cités Hétérotopiques proposed in Marseilles by Art-cade, Grands bains douches de la plaine Gallery from 21st to 26th of april, 2014. This exhibition showed a selection of artists, architects and social players works, intentions and proposal inscribed in the urban space.
The Variance IV dispositive had taken his place in this exhibition with the intention to use the sound potential which such an event could reveal in the resonant space of the Art-cade Gallery and then process and re-casted it in the same resonant space, using 8 non-synchro speakers. The processing gesture, which exclusively took place in situ and during the time of the exhibition evokes notions like production, assimilation or relation to space. Other personal and collective musical works had been injected in the dispositive during the process. Variance IV is a sound installation dispositive elaborated and performed by David Merlo.
Scenography: Rémy RivoireSound control room: Virgile AbelaGeneral control room: Thomas Royez
Credit photos : Chloé Blondeau
jingles & presentation by Dr. Klang.
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