Jan Sturiale feat. Jure Pukl – 1. Stock

Datum: Mi, 21.09.2016 um 20:30
Veranstalter: Verein Innenhofkultur
Ort: raj, Badgasse 7, Klagenfurt - 1. Stock
Link: www.jansturiale.com

Jan Sturiale: guitar
Jure Pukl: saxophone
Miha Koren: bass
Klemens Marktl: drums
Eintritt: 12 € | StudentInnen und SchülerInnen 6 €

„Jan Sturiale is part of the unconventional group of jazz musicians that mix the tradition of creative jazz language with the spirit of rock music and a classical background. His ability to translate his varied musical influences into a coherent jazz language gives his compositions a distinctive character “ – Jazz in Europe

„…Pukl combines the skill, soul, and appetite for adventure that has fuelled jazz evolution from the beginning, and he’s a rising star of a creative new generation that is energetically driving the music on into its second century.“ John Fordham | The Guardian | London April 2012

http://www.jansturiale.com/
http://www.jurepukl.com/

Born in Italy, Jan’s early attraction to guitar started at a very early age. He was exposed and influenced by a variety of music genres. Jan is known for his ability to fit into any musical situation, extraordinary reading and improvising skills as well as being an educator and band leader. He has played in the studio or on the stage with the likes of • Hiram Bullock • Bob Reynolds • Jure Pukl • Dean Brown • Vardan Ovsepian • Damian Erskine • Stef Burns • J Kyle Gregory • Chaun Duprè Horton • Tatiana Parra • Ziv Ravitz • Marco Panascia • Janek Gwizdala • Joe Sanders • Audun Waage • Colin Stranahan • Marko Churnchetz • Sam Minaie and many others

In September of 2014, Jan released his second album, Electric Water. Recorded in Los Angeles and engineered in New York by John Davis from “Nerve”, the new album features Jan Sturiale, Bob Reynolds, Vardan Ovsepian, Damian Erskine, Chaun Horton and also showcases Tatiana Parra on three titles.

Jan performed in some of the best New York Jazz venue such as „The Bar Next Door“, „Shape Shifter Lab“, „Why Not Jazz Room“ among others and toured theatres and clubs in Austria, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, France as a sideman and as a lead

In 2016 Jan recorded his latest record in New York that features Audun Waage, Marko Churnchetz, Joe Sanders and Ziv Ravitz. The new record is out now and can be streamed here: https://jansturiale.bandcamp.com/

Jan studied classical guitar from age 9. He attended the prestigious Conservatory of Udine and later the Conservatory of Trieste in the jazz department. Jan received the Gary Burton Scholarship from Berklee College of Music to master his studies.

Review on previous record „Electric Water“

http://jazzineurope.mfmmedia.nl/2014/06/jan-sturiale-the-journey-of-electric-water/
http://www.allaboutjazz.com/electric-water-jan-sturiale-drawtheline-records-review-by-marta-ramon.php#.U7q6NBbBcrA

For some preview on Jan Sturiale’s music:
https://jansturiale.bandcamp.com/album/electric-water

Termine

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Intentional & Random: a festival | Villa For Forest

Villa For Forest, Viktringer Ring 21, 9020 Klagenfurt Join us for an evening of music that explores the boundaries of sound and performance.

Beginning at 18:30, the event will open with a collaborative sound installation Quotidian Reminiscence in the garden of Villa for Forest. The sonic positions of the installation are distributed across the outside space, inviting listeners to roam around and encounter dialogues among eight micro-compositions that capture moments of habitual personal contexts. The installation will remain active throughout the entire event, providing an immersive sonic backdrop to three distinctive concerts. At 19:30, the first concert features a new work by Klagenfurt-based composer Bastien Brännland, alongside Matthew Schlomowitz's Letter Piece #5: Northern Cities, for two players performing music, actions, and text; Alban Berg’s 4 Stücke, Op. 5, which delves into virtuosic atonality through extended techniques such as flutter-tonguing and extreme dynamics; and John Zorn’s seminal "game piece" Cobra, where performers shape the music in real time through cues and gestures. The 20:30 concert showcases Julius Eastman's minimalist masterpiece Stay On It – a work by a composer whose brilliant contributions were almost completely lost but have recently achieved high acclaim – paired with Peter Ablinger's noise piece Nanophony for soft sounds and loud amplification. The final concert at 21:30 will conclude the evening with an experimental improvisation designed and performed by a quintet of composer-performers, sympathetically agitated by Christopher A. Williams.

From the opening collaborative sound installation to the final improvisation set, Intentional & Random promises a unique journey through sound, intermedia and performance. Whether you're a seasoned experimental music enthusiast or a curious first-time listener, this event offers a unique opportunity to explore the frontiers of musical expression.

All are welcome!
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