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A MAÏZING SESSION WITH...
BENEDICT TAYLOR (uk) : Alto
Benedict studied viola at the Royal Northern College of Music and
specializes in contemporary music, artistic collaborations and
improvisation. He performs and records throughout the UK, mainland
Europe and Asia as a soloist and ensemble performer with many kinds of
groups including chamber music ensembles, improvisation groups, new
music ensembles, electroacoustic groups and full orchestras, in many of
the worlds leading festivals and venues. As a collaborative artist, he
works with individual composers, modern dance and theatre companies,
visual & sonic artists and filmakers. When not performing, Benedict
works as a composer, with recent work for several art films being heard
at international film festivals including Venice, Rotterdam, London
& Toronto.
D'INCISE (ch) : Objects, electronics
Electroacoustic musician, doing both composed
and improvised works, from so called electronica to musique concrète,
drone, EAI and post-reducionnism influences.
He focuses mainly on generation and manipulation of acoustic sound
sources and objects, loves feedbacks and digital glitches as well. He
tends to extract the most tiny details of
the elements, appreciates slowness and obsessive explorations of simple
processes. He coordinates the Insubordinations netlabel, dedicated to
improvised musics, and was actively
inside the Audioactivity collective and netlabel,
does graphic design and works sometime on sound installations. Deeply
influenced by the free culture thinking he loves to share and spread its
albums and creations on the web.
ANTON MOBIN (fr) : Prepared chamber
Host of the A Maïzing Session With...
"We are always in microcosms with Anton Mobin, small things that
become audible, manipulations that ultimately create a kind of black
hole and around it, a whole sound universe is organized : all will be
suck up. Tension, respiration, rhythmic articulation, material analog,
remote space."
(Darby Mullins, nov. 2011)
(Darby Mullins, nov. 2011)
- Benedict Taylor solo
- D'incise solo
- Trio
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