Quiet Cue #113
Thursday, May 23rd, 8.15PM
Pierce Warnecke (US/FR/DE) – live electronics, speaker array, installation
http://www.piercewarnecke.com
»Variations«
Nothing is connected, everything is isolated.
Beginning with all objects exposed in their most reduced state, the piece develops as cable and
device connections are made by the performer. ‘Variations” uses electrical hums and various types
of feedback (room, mixer, computer) to build improvised layers of drone and noise, broken by
field recordings and realtime object manipulations processed via custom software.
http://piercewarnecke.com/?page_id=276
Valerie Kuehne (Brooklyn, NY) – cello, voice, objects
http://www.valeriekuehne.com
Valerie Kuehne is a cross-pollinated work of chaos. Fusing together music, performance art,
narrative, and experimental curation, she has been told that, "if this music thing doesn’t work out,
she’d probably make an awesome cult leader." (Boston Public Space).
After moving to New York to study Philosophy at The New School, Ms. Kuehne has systematically
bifurcated her time between touring the planet, performing in as many unexpected settings as
possible, and building a community for experimental music and performance art in New York.
Her series, The Super Coda, is an experimental cabaret that has united electrifying performers
5 years running.
Ms. Kuehne’s work operates under principles of surprise, and investigates obsession, comedy,
decay, forensic pathology, sex, hypnogogia, viscera, death.
Lars Åkerlund (SWE) – electroacoustic music
http://www.larsakerlund.com
Born in 1953, Lars Åkerlund studied composition at New Music and developed electronic music
at Stockholm's EMS (Electronic Music Studio). In the late 80s he formed the proto-Techno trio
Lucky People Centre and has spent much of the past two decades writing music for high profile
choreographic and film projects in Sweden.
"The electronic sounds of Lars Åkerlund crunches irascibly, sparkles and vibrates like under a
high voltage wire. Suggestive, changing and impossible to withdraw from."
L.H. Sveningson / Göteborgsposten
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Quiet Cue #114
Thursday, June 6th, 8.15PM
P600
is a new project by
Bilwa – electronics, objects
Klaus Janek – double bass, electronics
Luca Marini – percussion, electronics
Nicolas Wiese – live sound manipulation
They will have their first period of working together
at the Quiet Cue space between June 4th – June 6th.
This concert will be the first public presentation.
http://perpetualmvmtsnd.org/bilwa
http://www.klaus-janek.de
http://www.myspace.com/lucamarini
http://www.nicolaswiese.com
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Britta Pudelko – movement
Thomas Gerwin – prepared banjo
is a acoustic-kinetic duo from Berlin.
They are also working together with Ingo Reulecke in the trio BIT.
http://www.thomasgerwin.de
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