In polyphonic vocal meshes and fulminant outbursts, sound imitations of historical synthesizers can be heard, create altogether new soundscapes with cluster-forming Minimoog sounds and unbounded frequency modulations in harmony with microtonal Hammond organs (Poppe). The synthi-classics Vocoder, Minimoog, and Buchla try out their coexistence from filigree sound cascades to edgy dances (Koumará). A polyphonic canon is transformed by a single generator into a monodic chant in sawtooth mode (Marcoll). Myriads of individually recorded and cut samples are added: Questions of reality are recontextualised in a choreography designed for nine keyboards (Ivičević). ensemble mosaik's nine performers appearing on this night are not themselves keyboard virtuosos, but virtuosos in dealing with electronic sounds.
Programme
Maximilian Marcoll – »Canone Monodico 5« (2021, world premiere)
Composition for digitally controlled sawtooth wave generator and five performers
Georgia Koumará - »Delineated in black and white, caught or scattered, the letters dance „Im Vox-Haus“« (2021)
Composition for three synthesizers
Mirela Ivičević »SELF-LOVE 99999« (2021, world premiere)
Composition for nine synthesizers
Enno Poppe – »Rundfunk 3« (2015–18)
Composition for nine synthesizers
Event Access
In-person access to CTM 2022 Part 1 events is offered under the »2G+ rule« (vaccinated and/or recovered, plus booster shot or negative test).
ensemble mosaik are: Chatschatur Kanajan, Karen Lorenz, Mathis Mayr, Roland Neffe, Sarah Saviet, Niklas Seidl, Simon Strasser, Ernst Surberg, Christian Vogel (Keyboards), Arne Vierck (Sound Director)
Supported by »Klangwert - Ensemble-Förderung« from the Aventis Foundation.