Oslo has gotta be one the best cities for experimental music, hey? The city aligned to make next weekend a festival in its own right.
1 March
Kl. 17 Ruglete Ensemble plays new works at Deichman Tøyen
Kl. 20 my band Pinquins performs new work and old hits (Torvund, Cage, Chacon, Sheehan, Ablinger) at Cafe teatret
2 March
Kl. 18 nymusikk presents Mazen Kerbaj, Ute Wasserman, and Halim El-Dabh at Scenehuset
Kl. 20:15 samtidsmusikkpub presents song cycles by Øyvind Mæland at Kafe Hærverk.
Simon Løffler and I will be mentoring a course at Time of Music Festival in Viitasaari Finland, 1-6 July
for artists working with sound/silence in any combination of composition, performance, sound art with an interest in co-creative processes
Plus more courses with fab mentors on field recording and composition for duos and piano.
More info here: https://musiikinaika.org/en/courses-2025/
#summeracademy #finland #viitasaari #experimentalmusic #collaboration #composition #performance #soundart
lovely couple of days in Oslo workshopping new material with @jetorrence for a new project next month.
Here, Charley Wilcoxon's Solo No. 7 from The All-American Drummer (1945)
A gentle reminder that there's a water hole in #Namibia with a 24/7 #webcam and it is awesome.
At home, we call it #GazelleTV
#Taranaki becomes the third natural feature in New Zealand to be granted legal personhood, following Te Urewera in 2014 and the Whanganui River in 2017. That designation means the geographic features gain the legal status of a person, ensuring they are treated with respect and protection.
“Today we affirm what we have always known – our [mountain] is, and never was, a crown asset – it is our [ancestor], the living, breathing embodiment of our identity … as Taranaki.”
Study circle: Listening as resistance at Hägerstensåsens medborgarhus
Featuring Marta Forsberg, Lo Kristenson and Brenda El Rayes among others
Jenny (inactive archive)
Weston Olencki
Jorge Sanz
Anna Jakobsson