Pareidolian "A concert without audience; The Tripped 'Composition, Performance, and Appreciation'"
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Pareidolian "A concert without audience; The Tripped 'Composition, Performance, and Appreciation'"
OPEN SITE 5 | Open Call Program【dot】
Photo: SUWA Akane
Photo: SUWA Akane
Photo: SUWA Akane
This workshop delves into the way we engage with music by plunging headlong into the surprise and confusion that comes from encountering new and unfamiliar sounds. To access the joy concealed in cryptic works, created with the goal of presenting “new sounds” no one has ever heard, participants experience a new piece by composer Yamamoto Kazutomo, and the appealing and disturbing aspects of the music are explored through a three-way dialogue from the vantage points of composer, performer, and listener.
| Date | 2020/11/27 (Fri) 19:00 - 2020/11/28 (Sat) 14:00 -, 17:00 - 2020/11/29 (Sun) 14:00 - |
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| Admission | Free *Booking required. |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Language | Japanese |
| Venue | Tokyo Arts and Space Hongo Space C (3F) |
| Performer | KANEGAE Oriyo, MASAKI Koji, YAMAMOTO Kazutomo |
Profile
Formed in 2020, Pareidolian is an experimental music unit consisting of Kanegae Oriyo (coordinator), Masaki Koji (learning-environment design researcher), and Yamamoto Kazutomo (composer). They define their workshops as “journeys to other dimensions concealed within the everyday,” and pursue works exploring new perspectives with participants based on “experience and reflection.”
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