Electronic Frequencies

00:30–15:40 Dewi de Vree & Jeroen Uyttendaele
GROUND – 15’13”

15:40–29:16 Maia Francisco
IMPROVISATION FOR PIANO AND SINE WAVE OSCILLATOR – 13’40"

29:16–44:00 Margriet Kicks-Ass
SOUND-CASE (excerpt) – 14’41”

44:00–59:30 Willem Marijs
ELOMA – 15’30”

The first Wonderwerp edition of 2015 Starting From Scratch presented a collage of raw electromagnetic and pure electronic sound production. Willem Marijs performed with his Electro Magnetic Field Orchestra of fluorescent tubes, Maia Francisco played piano accompanied by a sine wave oscillator which was sounding via a transducer on the closed lid of the piano, Dewi de Vree and Jeroen Uyttendaele performed Ground with their graphite controlled electronic instrument and Margriet Kicks-Ass played her brand new Sound-Case filled with hacked and home made electronic synthesizers.

Recorded Live by Donia Jourabchi Broujerdi.

for more info see — – —– – – – – – –    –     –        –
iiinitiative.org/agenda

www.studioloos.com

for photos by ed jansen see also:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/de_buurman/16401661151
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About the Wonderwerp series
Wonderwerp is a monthly performance series presenting radical artistic practices that engage with sound, image, space and the body:  imagining new tools to articulate everyday phenomena, extending the body, remapping sense perceptions, hacking and reinventing existing media and codes, creating time and space for events which find their preferred storage medium in the memory of participants.


About Studio Loos
Studio LOOS is the hot spot for new music in The Hague (NL), and is located in the multidisciplinary arts building DCR. It is a workspace, laboratory and a public presentation space for artistic research, experimentation, development, innovation and production of interdisciplinary, experimental, electro acoustic music, sound art, improvisation, composition ranging from monomedia via bimedia to polymedia and hypermedia. Studio LOOS is part of the LOOS Foundation, which brings together internationally renowned and yet unknown artists in the field of interdisciplinary new music, who use the space to conduct their research during residencies and rehearsals and present the results of their experiments and their newest work to the public. The LOOS Foundation is supported by the Municipality of The Hague.