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Open Space 2012 OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Sun Jul 15, 2012 10am - 4:30pm OS showcase | rehearsals TALEA I Where: OS showcase Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 12pm - 1pm OS 1 | Enthusiasm Councelling with Lukas Pairon | Rei Nakamura Where: OS 1 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 1pm - 2pm OS 1 | Enthusiasm Councelling with Lukas Pairon | Ensemble Interlace Where: OS 1 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 5pm - 6pm OS 1 | Enthusiasm Councelling with Lukas Pairon | Leila Engel Where: OS 1 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 6pm - 7pm OS 1 | Enthusiasm Councelling with Lukas Pairon | Duo Luxas Where: OS 1 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Mon Jul 16, 2012 10am - 12pm OS2 | Meeting | JSX Where: OS2 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: proposals for new OS projects (turntables & electronics) 10:30am - 1:30pm OS showcase | Studio Interpretation: Roundtable "Performing Cage's 4'33 (No. 2)" | with M. Formenti Where: OS showcase Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 11:15am - 12pm !"#$%&'()*'+,(-(.&"/+'&0(1%$,(2$'3&'(453&6(!3$"&(7+&8/9(-(:*,3*8;/;*6< :#$6=&($6%(>+8;"$?(5@A&"/8(;6(BC6D;6;/&(>+8;"0(C,$=;6;6=(/#&(E&F/>;??&66;+,(*D(2+,$6(>+8;"G >$H;6=B Where: Schader Forum Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description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`*+=&X8()*$,(4#//30aa'*+=&8D*$,S@?*=83*/S"*S+Ha9S( 2&(#$883*H&6($/(/#&(1??(U*,*''*JX8([$'/;&8(D&8/;M$?($6%(D*'(/#&(7+$'%;$6>+8;"(^&&H?L([*%"$8/<($6%(#$8( =;M&6(/$?H8(&6%;6=(;6(3$6&?(%;8"+88;*68#*8/&%(@L()+/+'&(2+,$6<(^;'&(,$=$_;6&<(^$'J;"H(]6;M&'8;/L($6%(/#& ]6;M&'8;/L(*D(b$8/(.*6%*6S OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 3pm - 5pm OS 2 | Seminar & Listening Session: Infinite Music | with Adam Harper (Open Space curated program) Where: OS 2 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: C6(#;8(53&6(!3$"&(8&,;6$'<(I';/;8#(,+8;"(/#&*';8/<("';/;"<($6%($+/#*'1%$,(2$'3&'(J;??(%&?;M&'( ;68;=#/(;6/*(#;8(@**H(KC6D;6;/&(>+8;"B(J#;"#*DD&'8($(8L8/&,(D*'(;,$=;6;6=(D+/+'&(,+8;"("'&$/;*6(@$8&%(*6($6 ;6D;6;/&?L(D?&F;@?&(8L8/&,(*D(M$';$@?&8S(cC6(/#&(?$8/(D&J(%&"$%&8<(6&J/&"#6*?*=;&8(#$M&(@'*+=#/("*,3*8&'8( $6%(?;8/&6&'8(/*(/#&(@';6H(*D($6&'$(*D(?;,;/?&88(,+8;"$?(3*88;@;?;/LS(U#&L(8/$6%(@&D*'&($(M$8/(*"&$6(*D"'&$/;M&( 3*/&6/;$?<(;6(J#;"#($6L(8*+6%8(;,$=;6$@?&("$6(@&(8L6/#&8;8&%$6%(3;&"&%(/*=&/#&'(;6/*('$%;"$?(6&J(8/L?&8( $6%(D*',8(*D(,+8;"G,$H;6=SI+/($'&(,+8;";$68(/$H;6=($%M$6/$=&(*D(/#;8(3*/&6/;$?V(2*J("*+?%(J&(=*$@*+/( "'&$/;6=($6%(?;8/&6;6=(/*(6&J(,+8;"<($6%(J#L(8#*+?%(J&V(I';6=;6=/#&(;%&$8(*D(/J&6/;&/#G"&6/+'L($M$6/G =$'%&("*,3*8&'8(1'6*?%(!"#*&6@&'=$6%(N*#6(:$=&(/*(/#&;'(+?/;,$/&("*6"?+8;*6<(TC6D;6;/&(>+8;8K(3'*3*8&8($ 8L8/&,(D*'(;,$=;6;6=(,+8;"(@$8&%(*6(;/8("$3$";/L(D*'(M$';$/;*6<'&%&D;6;6=(,+8;"$?(,*%&'6;8,($6%(,+8;"( ;/8&?D(;6(/#&(3'*"&88S(IL%&/$;?;6=(6*/(A+8/(#*J(,+8;"(;8("*,3*8&%(@+/("'+";$??L(#*J(;/83&'"&;M&%<(TC6D;6;/&( >+8;"K(,$38(/#&(D+/+'&(*D(,+8;"($6%(/#&(,$6L(3$/#8/*J$'%8(;/Sc(4W&'*(I**H8<(QROO9(1%$,(2$'3&'(;8($( ,+8;"(/#&*';8/<"';/;"<($6%($+/#*'(*D(TC6D;6;/&(>+8;"0(C,$=;6;6=(/#&(E&F/(>;??&66;+,(*D2+,$6(>+8;"G>$H;6=KS( 2&(;8($([#\("$6%;%$/&<(/+/*'($6%(/&$"#&'($/(/#&]6;M&'8;/L(*D(5FD*'%<(J';/&8('&=+?$'?L(D*'(^;'&($6%(\+,,L( ,$=$_;6&8($6%@?*=8($/(`*+=&X8()*$,(4#//30aa'*+=&8D*$,S@?*=83*/S"*S+Ha9S(2&(#$883*H&6($/(/#&(1??( U*,*''*JX8([$'/;&8(D&8/;M$?($6%(D*'(/#&(7+$'%;$6>+8;"(^&&H?L([*%"$8/<($6%(#$8(=;M&6(/$?H8(&6%;6=(;6(3$6&?( %;8"+88;*68#*8/&%(@L()+/+'&(2+,$6<(^;'&(,$=$_;6&<(^$'J;"H(]6;M&'8;/L($6%(/#&]6;M&'8;/L(*D(b$8/(.*6%*6S 4:30pm - 5:30pm OS 6 | Vito Zuraj: CHANGEOVER - Composition with M-Matrix Where: OS 6 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: Vito Zuraj: CHANGEOVER - Composition with M-Matrix Language: German and English The score CHANGEOVER for instrumental groups and orchestra was premiered at cresc... Biennial for modern music 2011 in Frankfurt by Ensemble Modern and hr-Sinfonieorchester and was awarded 1st prize at the Stuttgarter Kompositionspreis 2013. The piece was composed using the assistance of a computer algorithm M-Matrix (developed by the composer himself) which allows the creation and notation of complex sound structures for acoustic instruments. 5pm - 7pm OS2 | Michel Kessler Where: OS2 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 6pm - 7pm OS 1 | Enthusiasm Councelling with Lukas Pairon | Annelies Freiburger Where: OS 1 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Tue Jul 17, 2012 10am - 11am OS 2 | Low culture - High culture | JSX & Co. Where: OS 2 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 11am - 1pm 5!(Q(-(>$33;6=(K>+8;"(!3$"&B(-(J;/#(1%$,(2$'3&'(453&6(!3$"&("+'$/&%3'*='$,9 Where: OS 2 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description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`*+=&X8()*$,4#//30aa'*+=&8D*$,S @?*=83*/S"*S+Ha9S(2&(#$8(83*H&6($/(/#&(1??U*,*''*JX8([$'/;&8(D&8/;M$?($6%(D*'(/#&(7+$'%;$6(>+8;"(^&&H?L( [*%"$8/<$6%(#$8(=;M&6(/$?H8(&6%;6=(;6(3$6&?(%;8"+88;*68(#*8/&%(@L()+/+'&(2+,$6<^;'&(,$=$_;6&<(^$'J;"H( ]6;M&'8;/L($6%(/#&(]6;M&'8;/L(*D(b$8/(.*6%*6S OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 11am - 12:30pm OS 4 | Presentation: Tellur by Tristan Murail Where: OS 4 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: Concert and Discussion: Tristan Murail: Tellur for classical guitar Guitarists: Marc-Olivier Lamontagne, Martin Steuber The formula: the same work performed twice, between the two performances there's space for comments, discussion, zooming in on the work. Special guests in the feedback panel: Geneviève Strosser 11am - 1pm OS showcase | Open Rehearsal: Raphaël Cendo: Faction Where: OS showcase Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: Open Rehearsals for the Work Session with Raphaël Cendo on 17/7/2012 at 14:00, OS showcase Raphaël Cendo: "Faction" for steel string guitar, piano and percussion. with Jona Kesteleyn, Elisa Medinilla, Rie Watanabe 1pm - 2pm OS 3 | Open Rehearsal: Lutofagos by Beat Furrer | Maierhofer-Lischka Where: OS 3 Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 2pm - 3pm OS showcase | Work Session with Raphaël Cendo: Faction Where: OS showcase Calendar: OPEN SPACE DARMSTADT 2012 Description: "Faction" by Raphaël Cendo for steel string guitar, piano and percussion. 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