These five tracks, simultaneously recorded together but singularly, form the basis for the multi-channel sound installation that is the starting point of the exercises, expanding and contextualising them with further thoughts. One subjective application of each of the five artists' exercises was recorded using various forms of microphony.
In collaboration with the invited artists Nelson Irsapoullé, Tracy September and Vivian Wang, the proposed exercises were brought into physical experience and interaction with the environment on the various paths between the barns in the run-up to the festival, renegotiated together and applied.
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The exercises, in the form of a leaflet/ poster (german or english), can be used by visitors on the paths between the different barns at the klang moor schopfe festival.īased on interviews, texts and listening scores by the composer Pauline Oliveros, her thoughts on «androgynous music», reflections on environmental listening by the geographer and sound artist AM Kanngieser and the examination of the card sets of «decolonial futures» (Radical Tenderness & With/out Modernity), A Frei and Franziska Koch developed a series of listening exercises to specifically use in the environment of the festival (Gais, Appenzell). Special Thanks: Patrick Kessler & Klangmoor Team, Moni Schori, Nelson Irsapoullé, Tracy September, Vivian WangĪ Frei & Franziska Koch, Klang Moor Festival, 2021.Ī Frei and Franziska Koch invite to a multi-channel sound installation and listening exercises around relational and situated listening and decolonial and queer feminist sound practices. Butler, Pauline Oliveros, Romy Rüegger, Sara Ahmed, Trinh T. References & Quotes in Texts: AM Kanngieser, Annie Goh, Audre Lorde, Cannach MacBride, Decolonial Futures «With/out Modernity» & «Radical Tenderness» Card Sets, Denise Ferreira Da Silva, Dylan Robinson, Elizabeth Freeman, Fred Moten, Hannah Black, Karen Barad, Lisbeth Lipari, Lucia Farinati & Claudia Firth, Mel Y. Sound Mixing/Voice Recordings: Franziska Koch Recordings: A Frei, Franziska Koch, Nelson Irsapoullé, Tracy September, Vivian Wang Multi-channel sound installation in a barn and listening-exercises at the Klang Moor Schopfe Festival 2021. In Collaboration with Nelson Irsapoullé, Tracy September & Vivian Wang Non-/linear Attunements – Relational Exercises for Listening Otherwise The ‘Anima’ EP and ‘Eating Darkness’ LP, which were both released on 7th May, capture Flügel at his best, balancing dancefloor euphoria with introspective, mournful melodies inspired by a year of isolation.Ĭheck out ‘Anima’ and ‘Eating Darkness’ on Running Back’s Bandcamp, and check out Roman Flügel’s Selections below.Sonic organizing, queer feminist & decolonial listening practices, sound installation, graphic design, risography These sounds and more are represented in his Selections, as well as on a recent set of releases for Gerd Janson’s Running Back. The German electronic and house legend has long been celebrated for his anthemic productions and tastemaking DJ sets, both of which blend radiant synth pop and Italo-style melodies with pumping grooves and the jagged rhythmic flair of EBM and techno. This week, Roman Flügel spotlights smooth Italo Disco, razor-sharp electro, luxurious deep house and more from the likes of Philipp Otterbach, Marvin & Guy, Galcher Lustwerk, Vivan Koch and more. In lieu of opportunities to discover new records on the dancefloor, Selections will give you the chance to nab sounds from the crates of tastemakers, and support the people behind them while you’re at it. While hearing new music played out by your favourite selectors has been put on hold as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s never been easier, or more important, to support the artists and imprints releasing tracks, albums, EPs and comps in the midst of all the madness. In this series, Selections, we invite DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their digital crates and share the contents of their Bandcamp collections.
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