SKOP • Experimental music and art in an interdisciplinary context
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AI in Film Image Music
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More informations: PDF Program
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SKOP Festival • computermusic IV
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Computer music is a very broad genre. From sound synthesis with MAX/MSP at Julia Mihály, waveset synthesis at Bernd Schurer to Dan Senn, who uses the computer as a "simple tool" or Peter Wiessenthaner, who writes programs for augmented reality instruments, the possibilities of using the computer in music uses are extremely diverse. Only a few are mentioned here. We are pleased to be able to present these artists at SKOP. |
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More informations: PDF Program, here the map
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NOW
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Why does a probe need to fly nine times on Earth, Venus, and Mercury, so it can fly into orbit around Mercury? How can a composition be realized that requires a certain spatial expansion? How does the Great Beerer Reef get into a concert hall? How is a performance to be understood in which music, the fine arts, performance meet? Is this music when only "noises" are heard? |
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More informations: PDF Programm
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Traditional and new instruments
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In our festival we presented contributions with traditional and novel instruments. We explored the question of what makes the difference between new and old instruments. What is the advantage of a new instrument, where is the disadvantage? Can instruments with tempered tuning be used with instruments that are free from tempering? What are the difficulties? |
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More informations: PDF-Programm - See All Events Since 1993
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Music with usual means II
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Usual means such as well-known instruments, objects, and methods meet us in this event. But you treated like her was anything but "usual". More than 20 years ago presented SKOP 1996 already once an event under this title. If we introduced at that time artists who experimented with the bar code or with the overhaed projector with an very special voice-performance, you then met as "usual" as a violin, a guitar, a saxophone or a bass flute in the two evenings. Or so usual instruments as: violin machine or electronically steered flute. However: Music with usual means. Oh anyhow we forget it: So usual means like an ISS experiment to the origin of the Chondren. |
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More informations: PDF-Programm - See All Events Since 1993
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Phill Niblock
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5 hours of music and film from and with Phill Niblock were presented first in Frankfurt. All together the audience heard 14 compositions during the last 4 years have originated - see programme. Between the single pieces there was no interruption of music or film, seemlessly a piece of music submitted to the other or a film in the other. It was a double projection, in the format 8:3. Two instrumentalists played to the recordings with flute/guitar: Peter Wiessenthaner, flute and bass flute; Martin Lejeune, guitar - ebow. |
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images and music II
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We presented "images and music II", under this wide-calm subject results from the areas of Installation, publication, electronic music, instrument development and not least from the astronomy. Here play translation phenomenon a big role. If it is in the area of the astronomy if data from satellite missions are used for picture-giving procedures or in the music if tonal events are translated into a visual one. We follow the phenomena resulting from it during this event. Image |
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Realtime music • cognition science gain
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Which common characteristics have satellites Missions and Music draughts? Where do the connecting lines lie here? Which knowledge profit can a linking of music have with computer real time controls? In music contributions and discussions became to these questions followed. |
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Peter Fjodoroff *09.07.1946 - 20.08.2015
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Peter Fjodoroff, the musician, actor and author has unexpectedly died 20th of August, 2015. Peter Fjodoroff was presented by SKOP several times. Here more. |
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multimedia • acoustic • electronic, 25th of april 2015, AVA
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Real string sounds; synthetic string sounds; bass flutes steer animation: this the catchwords for this concert evening. 6 loudspeakers were ordered to a hexagon to hear the composition from Jan Jacob Hofmann, with Peter Wiessenthaner (Pictures from the animation 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ) 7 loudspeakers were active and Gero Koenig's instrument completely sounded without strengthening.
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combinations • 8th and 9th of November 2014 • AVA
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This year has introduced SKOP artists who combine different art types with each other. The works connected music with picture, body actions with music or other genres with each other were shown. The event took place on the 8th and 9th of November, 2014 in the hall of the AVA. |
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20 years of SKOP • music and reading • November 2013, AVA
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A total of 6 artists showed on the 9th and 10th of November, 2013 on given occasion her topical works in the hall of the AVA. Monika Golla and Nicholas Heyduck with an audio visual performance, Viktoria Heinz-Auth with the reading of a new text, Gero Koenig with new compositions, Peter Wiessenthaner with an audio visual composition and the composer's duet Gero Koenig and Peter Wiessenthaner. |
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