TOKYO EXPERIMENTAL FESTIVAL Vol.9 ―Performance [Open Call Program]
Title | iOFloat (LAI Chi-Hsia + LIAO Hai-Ting) "Percussion Musicking"
TOKYO EXPERIMENTAL FESTIVAL Vol.9 ―Performance [Open Call Program] |
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Date | 2014.11.15(Sat) |
Time | 18:00 |
Admission | 1000 yen |
Organize | Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, Tokyo Wonder Site |
Venue | Ryogoku Monten Hall |
Artist | LAI Chi-Hsia / LIAO Hai-Ting |
"Percussion Musicking" is our journey in exploring what percussion performance can be. Through a process of rethinking the relationship between music making and space/site that includes to performer's movement in space, the spatialisation of sound, and the connection between this performance to its location, Tokyo. This concert features an interplay of light, object and sound in a designed performance environment. This 40-minute concert is carried out as a semi-structured improvisation by the duo playing found objects, musical instruments, designed electronic sound objects, live sampling and sound material recorded during our visit.
Date: November 15 (Sat.) Finished
Start: 18:00 (Doors Open: 17:30)
*Duration 40 mins
Ticket: 1000 yen
Department of Cultural Affairs Taipei City Government (Taiwan)
National Culture and Arts Foundation (Taiwan)
Aalto University (Finland)
1. Booking should be made by E-mail or Fax.
Email: ticket@tokyo-ws.org / Fax: 03-5602-9882
2. Please inform us of your name, phone number, date/time/name of the performance and number of tickets with a subject of "Booking for TEF Performance".
3. Payment should be made at the venue on the day of performance.
4. Booking will be closed by 17:00 of the day before each performance, or as soon as the seats are fully booked. For the latest ticket information, please check this page.
*Please note that program content may change due to inevitable reasons.
Both coming from a percussion music background, Chi-Hsia and Hai-Ting have been collaborating since 2009, and in 2012 co-founded iOFloat, an experimental music group focusing on inter-disciplinary artistic
projects have showcased in Taipei, Paris, and Berlin. Chi-Hsia, currently based in Helsinki, is a doctoral student researching and experimenting ways of converging aspects of media technology and percussion music performance. Her works been presented in international conferences and festivals. Hai-Ting, after graduating from CNSMDP Paris, moved to Taiwan and is now an active freelance percussionist playing contemporary classical and experimental music, she also teaches and curates events at universities in Taiwan.
http://www.iofloat.com
http://www.laichihsia.com
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