Zubin Kanga – WIKIPIANO: Bristol Keyboard Festival at St George's Bristol, Bristol on Friday 2nd November 2018

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Zubin Kanga – WIKIPIANO

Bristol Keyboard Festival

Part of the St Georges Bristol Autumn/Winter 2018 Season

Add to my Calendar 02-11-2018 21:30 02-11-2018 23:30 36 Zubin Kanga – WIKIPIANO Pianist Zubin Kanga performs innovative works by composers extending the piano with multimedia. Leading German composer, Alexander Schubert’s new work features a website that allows the public to compose the score, just like a Wikipedia article, creating a constantly evolving work that explores internet culture. Tristan Coelho combines everyday sounds and visuals from the city with video game-style control in the world premiere of this theatrical, funky work. Claudia Molitor uses film of her own hands, as well as film of Venice and pebbles from Brighton Beach to explore the composer’s role as puppet master. Zubin Kanga uses paper and electronics to create cascades of sound and Adam de la Cour builds on the success of his horror-inspired work Transplant the Movie! with this sequel, riffing off genre tropes of 1980s action and spy movies. St George's Bristol, Bristol DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St George's Bristol
Great George Street
Bristol
BS1 5RR
England

Friday 2nd November 2018
9:30 PM

Programme

Alexander Schubert – Wiki Piano Net (interactive community-based piano piece)
Adam de la Cour – Transplant the Movie 2!: Operation 'Re-Rise' Dark Return
Claudia Molitor – You Touched the Twinkle on the Helix of my Ear
Tristan Coelho – Rhythm City (World Premiere)
Zubin Kanga – Dead Leaves

Performers

Zubin Kanga – piano

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Programme Note

Pianist Zubin Kanga performs innovative works by composers extending the piano with multimedia. Leading German composer, Alexander Schubert’s new work features a website that allows the public to compose the score, just like a Wikipedia article, creating a constantly evolving work that explores internet culture. Tristan Coelho combines everyday sounds and visuals from the city with video game-style control in the world premiere of this theatrical, funky work. Claudia Molitor uses film of her own hands, as well as film of Venice and pebbles from Brighton Beach to explore the composer’s role as puppet master. Zubin Kanga uses paper and electronics to create cascades of sound and Adam de la Cour builds on the success of his horror-inspired work Transplant the Movie! with this sequel, riffing off genre tropes of 1980s action and spy movies.

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