Music For Installations will go into performance mode at 2M3. We are sheduled for December 2012. About: 2m3 is an open space of 2 metres in 3 dimensions. It represents a platform for artists who like to suprise themselves and a small audience.
A performance starts with 2 minutes of action in 3 minutes of silence.
On the evening of 21th April there we do a performance in Belgium, Kruishoutem. The music that will be used is derived from the forthcoming Haukijärvi Music Cycle. This is a good opportunity to present the works from Finland. The album itself will be released shortly after. Mail us if you are interested to join.
Work in progress!! During the residency period in Arteles, music for installations is working on a 31 day cycle of musical pieces, reflecting on the magnificent landscapes in the Haukijärvi region. These sceneries just ask for some soundscapes! Every day, a new piece will be created. After the residency the tracks will be mastered and by 2012 they should be available as an album. You can follow the tracks day by day by looking into the AUDIOSCAPES BLOG.
On 12th of October, the Arteles residency artist did their presentations in the Pori Art Museum. During the event different artists from different parts of the world present their ways of working and the production processes in their cultures and countries of residence.
Music For Installations took part in this presentation and talked about the general principles behind the concept. You can hear tracks of the Dark Side Cycle and a preview on Joutsen taken from the Haukijärvi Cycle. The whole presentation is available here in this article.
Music For Installations contributed a piece of music for the Music from the Masses project from Matthias Fritsch. He created several clips in the length of an average music video.
Music For Installations has been selected for a residency at Arteles in Finland. During October you can expect a serie of scaping musical contributions. The exciting fact of Arteles is that you are there in a group of artists. We hope that bridges will be crossed and cooperations will be forged. Some performance is foreseen. The lecture information about working techniques will also be put available. Furthermore there are plans to create a sonic landscape that will reside in the beautiful existing natural landscape around Haukijärvi. Click to learn more about the residency in Arteles. You can read about the residency and listen to audio scapes created and several interviews.
FILE, Electronic language international festival, has selected the track Braindamage from the Dark Side project to be used on their Hypersonica exhibition. This event is been held in Sao Paulo in Brasil from July 18th until August 21st, 2011. We are very happy to participate in this exposition.
About File:"Since 2000, FILE Electronic Language International Festival - constitutes an international interdisciplinary platform to stimulate the development of innovative and creative projects in the areas of arts and technologies. FILE is a cultural, non-profit organization that proposes a reflection on the main questions of the contemporary world’s electronic-digital context, always having in mind a globalized and transdisciplinarity view in the political complexity of the cultural universe of our time.For twelve years now, FILE collaborates, through exhibitions and symposiums,
Emergeandsee kindly made it possible to put the lecture on-line that I did for their En-Détail-festival in Berlin. The lecture makes a short travel through some of the techniques that are used by Music For Installations in his creation process. Ever tried to used the sound of somebody snoring into a composition by using it as an effect? We did... . The lecture start with two general concepts. The first one is "Everything is Music" which departs from the basis that you can use every sound or detail to start a creative workflow. The second concept states that "Restriction creates Freedom". By restricting yourself to certain elements
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