Hearings. Concerts to visit
We kindly invite you for the “Hearings” festival on 30 October and 31 October at 6pm.
ADMISSION FREE
Composers: Dobromiła Jaskot, Dominik Karski, Tansy Davies, Peter Ablinger, Vladimir Rannev, Wojciech Blecharz, Wojciech Ziemowit Zych, Jane Stanley, John Cage, Morton Feldman
Performers: Flute o'clock (Ewa Liebchen, Rafał Jędrzejewski), Zofia Dowgiałło, John Tilbury, Hubert Zemler, Magdalena Kordylasińska, Barbara Kinga Majewska, Emilia Sitarz
Festival programme:
30 October, Friday, 6pm
Part 1: John Tilbury (piano) + Hubert Zemler (percussion intruments)
Morton Feldman - Palais de Mari
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Part 2: Flute o'clock (Ewa Liebchen, Rafał Jędrzejewski), Zofia Dowgiałło
Dominik Karski Streamforms III*
Dobromiła Jaskot Hgrrrsht*
*Premiere. Financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage as a part of “Collections” Programme – “Composing orders” Priority, and realized by the Institute of Music and Dance.
31 October, Saturday, 6pm
Magdalena Kordylasińska - percussion
Barbara Kinga Majewska - mezzosopran
Emilia Sitarz - piano
Robert Migas – sound director
Wojtek Blecharz - Blacksnowfalls
Peter Ablinger Instrument & Voice
Tansy Davies from the Troubairitz cycle: What I write now, Since I refused
Wojtek Ziemowit Zych – Zmienna ulotna [Fickle and Fleeting] - premiere*
John Cage The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs
Vladimir Rannev An eine, die vorüberging
Jane Stanley D-re-A-mi-N-gl-Y - premiere
* Financed by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage as a part of “Collections” Programme – “Composing orders” Priority, and realized by the Institute of Music and Dance.
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Music happens in time. It is less obvious to describe it as a phenomenon occurring in space, which can be a subject, substance and axis for development of sound art. Hearing without seeing the sound source and liberation of a listener from a seat X in a row Y, from strictly prescribed hall and audience, are the main principles of the “Hearings” mini-festival.
John Tilbury and Hubert Zemler, two versatile composers, will play together in Królikarnia. They will hear each other without actually seeing each other. A trio, Barbara Kinga Majewska, Magdalena Kordylasińska and Emilia Sitarz, will demonstrate that space can also be composed by means of music score. They will perform two space pieces specially prepared for the Królikarnia interior by Jane Stanley and Wojciech Ziemowit Zych. How will new works by Dobromiła Jaskot and Dominik Karski sound in the original acoustic conditions of the palace? We will see (hear) for ourselves at the concert of Flute o’clock duo.
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Organizers: Kwadrofonik, 4.99 Foundation, Bôłt Records, Królikarnia.
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