Trio 1724 | Villa For Forest

Datum: Fr, 07.02.2020 um 20:00
Veranstalter: Verein Innenhofkultur
Ort: Villa For Forest, Viktringer Ring 21, Klagenfurt

Kézdy Luca: violine, effects
Tomek Leś: gitarre, effects
Emil Gross: schlagzeug, electronics
Eintritt: € 12 | StudentInnen € 6
Supported by FOR FOREST

This Trio is radical free improvising, intense “in-moment-impro”.
They are also recording music, but it actual is a live-experience.
Baseicly they are working as a trio, but also inviteing musicians, dancers, painters or any other artists to joy in here and there, for a spontanius improvisation. whenever, whereever they go.

LUCA KÉZDY
was born in Győr, northwest Hungary. She studied aesthetics and philpsophy at the ELTE University’s liberal arts department. She placed in the finals in the first national Jazz Violin Competition held by the Hungarian Radio in 2006, where she won the Audience Prize. She has been playing with her band Santa Diver (a violin-bass-drum trio) since 2006, they gave concerts on the Mediawave – and Ultrahang – Sziget Festivals, Budapest Mol Jazz Festival, Jazz Showcase at the Palace of Arts and at the Hungarian Cultural Centers in Paris and Brussels.
She is in more genres like jazz, free improvisation, pop and fusion. She played with several bands and musicians like Free Style Chamber Orchestra, Nigun, Zoltán Lantos, Csaba Deseő, Frigyes Pleszkán, Special Providence, Ágnes, Tereskova, Erik Truffaz, Laurent Blondiau, Valerie June, Trio1724 (H-PL-A), Alexander Balanescu. Since 2010 she’s been a member of Varga János Project, beside of these bands she gives solo concerts and playes in different theater productions.

links:
https://www.facebook.com/kezdy.luca

EMIL GROSS „El Milio the Stick“

the young multiinstrumentalist and drumming breeze from Austria, actively at home in the tension area between funk, drum&bass, stoner rock, free forms, rock steady, blues and maroccan music.
He‘s based in Vienna (Austria), where he is doing his teaching, studiowork and work as a guitarist. Beside this, he is working on/in his studio or as a organizer and eventtechnician in several organisations and festivals.
2017, he will release his first Solo Album.

links:

Home


https://youtube.com/emilgross

TOMASZ LEŚ
since 2004 professional guitarist who collaborated with different artists in
various environments. He graduated as a master of arts the most famous Jazz Academy
in Poland. Likes to improvise free but also, with his trio 100nka plays through diverse
styles grounded in jazz and infuenced by the eminences of the genre. He often treats his
instrument in uncommon way trying to fnd new dimension of the guitar’s sound boosting
that with manifold effects and techniques.
He is a member of polish famous hip-hop band.
Also played with: Herb Robertson, Viktor Tóth, Ágoston Béla, Antoni Gralak, Mikołaj Trzaska and many others.

links:
https://soundcloud.com/100nka/

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Jazz Vocal Night “What about the Verse” | Villa For Forest

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“What about the Verse”

Herzlich willkommen zu einem besonderen Abend voller musikalischer Entdeckungen!

Heute Abend präsentieren die talentierten Studierenden der Jazz Vocal Klasse von Caroline de Rooij ihre einzigartigen Interpretationen ausgewählter jazz-standards mit “ Verse”.

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Die Studierenden haben gründlich recherchiert und teilweise ganz alte Verses transkribiert.

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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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