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Listening Points Contemporary Music Festival Home (/) / Production / Events (/produzione/eventi-generali) / Listening Points ● Contemporary Music Festival h(tp/w: wwc.onsaelrnot)i. THEORY, ANALYSIS, Listening Points ● Contemporary Music Festival COMPOSITION AND DIRECTION Date: May 10, 2017 19:30 Place: Church of St. Apollonia; "G. Martucci" in Salerno | City: Salerno, Italy 8-9 - May 10, 2017 Conservatory of Music "G. Martucci" - Hall 38 SOUND IS MY MATERIAL Masterclass composition with Pierluigi Billone 4 See the masterclass program (/produzione/eventi-generali/210-il-suono-e-la-mia-materia-masterclass-di-pierluigi- billone#.WQruIfmLSJA) Wednesday, May 10 at 19:30 Church of S.Apollonia Hidden Soundscape_studio # 2 / Happening installation by Phonesthesia, Dario Casillo and Cristian Sommaiuolo Wednesday, May 10 at 20.30 Church of S.Apollonia BALANCE Concerto with violinist Marco Fusi Franco Donatoni, Eyelash III By visiting our website you accept that we are using cookies to ensure the best browsing experience. To know more' (/privacy-policy) I approve Salvatore Sciarrino, Six Caprices *** Pierluigi Billone, Balance. Circle Solo violin: Marco Fusi Marco Fusi is a violinist, violist, composer and passionate advocate of the music of our time; numerous collaborations with young and established composers led him to present the rst public executions of Billon, Scelsi, Sciarrino, Eötvös, Cendo, Ferneyhough. Mark has performed with Pierre Boulez, Lorin Maazel, Alan Gilbert, Beat Furrer, David Robertson; He collaborated with ensembles such as Klangforum Wien, MusikFabrik, Mivos Quartet, Ensemble Line Interface (Frankfurt), Phoenix (Basel), Handwerk (Köln). At Stradivarius he released the Freeman Etudes cycle of John Cage, Vol. 7 of Scelsi Collection and the complete works for violin and viola by Salvatore Sciarrino. Kairos has recently presented his recording of works for violin and viola by Pierluigi Billone. Mark usually plays the viola d'amore, commissioning new works to promote and expand the repertoire of the instrument. Marco Fusi teaches Practice Executive from the Contemporary Chamber Music at the Conservatory "G. Verdi "in Milan. Thursday, May 11 hours 10-13 Church S.Apollonia TECHNICAL EXECUTIVE EXTENDED AND NEW HORIZONS BEAUTY practical and theoretical aspects of instrumental research in string instruments Seminar with violinist Marco Fusi The seminar will illustrate the recent expansion of the instrumental techniques related to violin and viola, oering both practical indications that considerations relating to the aesthetic requirements that made it possible and necessary to develop new instrumental horizons; Particular attention will be dedicated to emblematic cases of authors such as Lachenmann, Billon, Sciarrino, Scelsi, Cendo and notional to dierent choices of these techniques. Thursday, May 11 at 19 Church of S.Apollonia URBAN SPACE RESEARCH Presentation of a research project on the soundscape of the city of Naples edited by Napolisoundscape, Dario Casillo and Cristian Sommaiuolo Napolisoundscape is a research project on the soundscape of D.Casillo and C.Sommaiuolo born with the intent to restore dignity to the 'background noise' of the city. The main idea is the sound map of the city of Naples to build a phono-archive photographs produced by means of regular and systematic recordings of the urban soundscape. A sound archive also always available to maintain essential sounds endangered. Born in 2013, the project is inspired by the work of the Canadian scholar Murray Schafer and WSP (World SoundScape Project). The study of the soundscape is a cross-sector research, useful for architectural, urban, sociological, anthropological, historical, etc .. Hidden Soundscape_studio # 2 / Happening is an installation realized by Phonesthesia (D.Casillo and C. Sommaiuolo). An electromagnet system spreads in the space around the work some recordings of the soundscape of the city of Naples in the form of electromagnetic waves. The auditory exploration of the surrounding space is a performative metaphor, looking for hidden sound sources of the deafening silence of the city. Thursday, May 11 at 19:30 Church of S.Apollonia Hidden Soundscape_studio # 2 / Happening 4 installation by Phonesthesia, Dario Casillo and Cristian Sommaiuolo Thursday, May 11 at 20.30 Church of S.Apollonia RESONANCES Concerto with MartucciContemporanEnsemble and SonicOverload trio Giovanni Pepe, kintsugi for solo violin (2014) Flavio Gioia Cuccurullo, Breaking the habit for solo ute (2016) Niccolò Castiglioni, Thus Spake Baldassarre for soprano solo (1980-81) Aldo Roberto Pessolano, Static for ute, clarinet, violin and cello (2017) Raaele Esposito, Internally for solo violin (2017) Luigi Rago, chromatic Fantasia By visiting our website you accept that we are using cookies to ensure the best browsing experience. To know more' (/privacy-policy) I approve for solo ute (2017), Franco Donatoni, Clair for clarinet (1980) Steven Blake Whiteley, [] [] [] [] [] for actor and electronics, (2014) Giuseppe Maiellano, Quartet for the agonies of Bysanze video work for ute, clarinet, violin, cello (2017) SonicOverLoad Trio, Visionary men performance for 3 laptop MartucciContemporanEnsemble: Eleonora Claps female voice, Simone Mingo ute, clarinet Roberto Giordano, Sara Rispoli violin, cello Antonio Amato SonicOverLoad Trio: Peter Lama, C. and D. Sommaiuolo Casillo laptops and electronic devices Resonance is the title of the concert tonight because the music program "echoes" of the subtle dierences of the dierent styles and dierent authors in the program. It combines well-known and consolidated archive tracks (Castiglioni, Donatoni), to more recent pieces of great eectiveness and sound yield: so resonate and coexist, for example, the acoustic soul of the piece of pepper with the electronics and bold American Whiteley. Until you get to works of young students specially composed for this concert and for this ensemble, the MartucciContemporanEnsemble, a group strongly supported the conservatory, specializing in contemporary repertoire and born to "work" and perform pieces composed by the students. He concludes the concert a live soundtrack of a video work and "visionary" performance of the laptop SonicOverLoad trio. Friday, May 12 at 16 Church of S.Apollonia MUSIC ... AND POSSIBLY OTHER New techniques for performing vocals and instruments Seminar with Gianluca Ruggeri The meeting oers an analysis of some of the working methods applied to the contemporary repertoire linked to the experience of the ensemble Ars Ludi and Ready-Made and Gianluca Ruggeri: rhythmic training, the use of unconventional techniques, dramaturgy of gesture and movement. The authors will be treated, in addition to those provided in the concert program, Francesco Filidei, Steve Reich, John Cage and Lucia Ronchetti. Ars Ludi is a percussion ensemble variable organic that from the outset, (founded in 1987 by Antonio Caggiano and Gianluca Ruggeri), he embarked on an artistic itinerary active on two interpretative dimensions. On the one hand, the proposition of the contemporary repertoire for percussion, realized with an activity international concert, interpreting composers such J.Cage, K.Stockhausen, G.Battistelli, L.Andriessen, E.Varese, S.Reich, G.Scelsi , L.Berio, etc., and encouraging with commissions and premieres, the repertoire of Italian authors (L.Ceccarelli, P.Esposito, M.Lupone, L.Bianchini, M.Tadini, MC ardi, F. Filidei, L .Pagliei and many others). On another front, the Ars Ludi activity was characterized by the design and implementation of dierent projects and broader through collaborations with artists from disparate disciplines. Events which constitute MuskAutomatik multimedia creations (music by Rota / Catalan and K.Stockhausen), Tetralogy of Dream and Pain dedicated to W.Herzog and the Popol Vuh, Land im Klang A.Curran, Virtuous machines L.Ceccarelli , Drumming, Electric Counterpoint and Tehillim of S.Reich, Aphrodite G.Battistelli, Gewael of M.Dall'Ongaro, Deserts with music by E.Varese and videos by Bill Viola, Inanna's descent to L.Andriessen, Lied N. healthy and First L.Cinque Plans). He has recorded for Brilliant, Edipan, BMG, Pontesonoro. The basic core of the group consists of Antonio Caggiano, Rodolfo Rossi and Gianluca Ruggeri who also teaching activities at the Conservatory of Latina and Rome. Founded in 2002 by Valerio Borgianelli Spina and Stefano Sanzò, Ready-Made Ensemble is an idea of making music and entertainment, a modular group whose stable workforce is made up of singers, in addition to often instrumentalists. Numerous interests characterize the repertoire of ready-made ensemble: early music, minimalism, the provocations of the vanguards and the concert intended as a dramatic action. The 10 vocal performers of Ready-Made Ensemble are complete artists, as well as singers also instrumentalists, composers and choral conductors. The director of the group's Gianluca 4 Ruggeri. Friday, May 12 at 19:30 Church of S.Apollonia Hidden Soundscape_studio # 2 / Happening installation by Phonesthesia, Dario Casillo and Cristian Sommaiuolo Friday, May 12 at 20.30 Church of S.Apollonia ONE STEP BEFORE THE SILENCE Concert with the Ready-Made Ensemble and Ars Ludi By visiting our website you accept that we are using cookies to ensure the best browsing experience. To know more' (/privacy-policy) I approve David Lang, I lie for small choir to 3 voices (2001) Rodney Sharman, Apollo's touch for vibraphone (1990) Giorgio Battistelli, D'mute of all light for chamber choir and instruments (2008) Gerard Grisey, Stele for two bass drums (1995
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