Helikoosolek #54: Einike Leppik & audiovisuaalne kompositsioon

Einike Leppik will introduce her work and creation in the field of audiovisual composition which she is also teaching at EAMT. There will be a lecture part in Estonian with references to the history of audiovisual composition as well as playback of Einike Leppik's selected works.
More info at einikeleppik.com






The event takes place in:

Üheteistkümnes

Gildi 3-11, 51007 Tartu, Estonia

 

Entrance:
Donation

Helikoosolek #53 impro: Kristin Kuldkepp & Daniel Gahrton

This time Helikoosolek focused on free improvisation on the example of two international duos:

Kristin Kuldkepp & Daniel Gahrton
Kristin Kuldkepp (Hamburg) - double bass
Daniel Gahrton (Stockholm) - bariton saxophone
https://kristinkuldkepp.portfoliobox.net/duodg-kk

and

Ilia Beloroukov & Lauri Hyvärinen
Ilia Belorukov (Saint-Petersburg) - electronics
Lauri Hyvärinen (Helsinki) - acoustic guitar, objects
http://belorukov.blogspot.com/2011/06/hyvarinen.html

Short introduction on relating with free improvisation by Jaanus Siniväli.

 

Helikoosolek #52: Patrick Tubin McGinley

After a long hiatus, Helikoosolek is back with a new series of sound-related gatherings in Tartu. For our first meeting of 2019, Helikoosolek founder Patrick Tubin McGinley introduced himself and his work, and performed one of his Echo Surveys in the attic space of Üheteistkümnes. Echo Surveys are a series of site-specific sound performances in which all sounds heard have either been recorded in the performance space, or are produced live from materials found there. It is an attempt to integrate and resonate found sounds, found objects, specific spaces, and moments in time, in order to create a direct and visceral link with an audience and location.

Patrick Tubin McGinley (AKA murmer) is an American-born sound, performance, and radio artist who has been based in Europe since 1996. Since then he has been building a collection of found sounds and found objects that has become the basis of all his work. In 2002 he founded Framework, an organisation that produces a weekly field-recording themed radio show, broad- and podcasting around the world. In 2005 he first visited Estonia, and relocated there permanently in 2009. His work is about small discoveries and concentrated attention; it focuses on the framing of the sounds around us which normally pass through our ears unnoticed and unremarked, but which out of context become unrecognisable, alien and extraordinary: crackling charcoal, a squeaking escalator, a buzzing insect, or one’s own breath. He works equally with spaces, objects, resonances, and people, in composition, performance, or simply collective action and experience, in exploration of perception via attentive listening.

Lecture part of the event was in English.

Patrick during the performance

Eesti Elektroonilise Muusika Selts ja Helikoosolek #51: Sissejuhatus analoogsünteesi

Hans-Gunther Lock gave a lecture based introduction to analogue synthesis in Estonian with Doepfer A-100 modular system. The event took place in collaboration of Helikoosolek and Estonian Electronic Music Society. Theoretical side found it's musical outcome through introduced elements by Hans-Gunther Lock and Jaanus Siniväli.

 Jaanus Siniväli played on his DIY synthesizer.

Helikoosolek presents: Ilia Belorukov & Roomet Jakapi

Helikoosolek was glad to restart the event series in November 2018 with Ilia Belorukov (saxophone) and Roomet Jakapi (voice) who played an impro set.
http://belorukov.blogspot.com/
https://sites.google.com/site/rjakapi/

They were warmed up by Jaanus Siniväli (double bass) and by a presentation/talk from Patrick McGinley.
http://www.murmerings.com/
http://jaanussinivali.com/

Roomet Jakapi, voice and objects and Ilia Belorukov, saxophone.

Jaanus Siniväli on double bass.