ONGAKU:enjoy_sound and INTERLACE present: Two experimental music concerts at Shunt Lounge, London in June 2007

14/06/07:

man and machine

 Benedict Drew (laptop)
 Phil Durrant (laptop)
John Lely (laptop)
 Sebastian Lexer (laptop)
 Mattin (laptop)

20/06/07:

a trio of trios

 Evan Parker (saxophone)/
Marcio Mattos (cello)/
John Edwards (double bass)


Rhodri Davies (harp)/
Ross Lambert (acoustic guitar)/
Matt Samson (laptop)


Benedict Drew (laptop)/
Louisa Martin (laptop)/
Seymour Wright (alto sax)


 

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ONGAKU:enjoy_sound and INTERLACE present: Two experimental music concerts at Shunt Lounge, London in June 2007



1. At 8:30pm sharp on 14 June 2007:

man and machine

·        Benedict Drew (laptop)
·        Phil Durrant (laptop)
·        John Lely (laptop)
·        Sebastian Lexer (laptop)
·        Mattin (laptop)

The laptop is a musical instrument being defined. Five of its most innovative pioneers will gather and play together for the first time.  Each of them has a drastically different vision of what the new instrument can do and be.



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2. At 8:30pm sharp on 20 June 2007:


a trio of trios
·        Evan Parker (saxophone)/ Marcio Mattos (cello)/ John Edwards (double bass)

·        Rhodri Davies (harp)/ Ross Lambert (acoustic guitar)/ Matt Samson (laptop)
·        Benedict Drew (laptop)/ Louisa Martin (laptop)/ Seymour Wright (alto sax)

Three newly convened trios tapping historical and musical linkages.  Parker, Mattos and Edwards have worked together in larger groups but not a trio. Davies’s first experience of improvised music allegedly came from hearing Lambert and Samson’s early 1990s duo ‘orange‘ in Sheffield . The laptops and saxophone trio explores Drew and Martin’s connection through the trio portable (with Davies), and Wright/Drew’s history as a duo.

Venue:

Shunt Lounge, Joiner Street, London SE1, UK. Tel: 020 7378 7776. Shunt Lounge entrance is a little door on Joiner Street in London Bridge tube station, London , SE1.


Entry: £5, free for members (see www.shunt.co.uk for membership and directions). Additional donations encouraged.