Toshimaru Nakamura + Samuel Dunscombe (duo), Tetuzi Akiyama (solo)
- When:
- 2016 / 01 / 24 (Sun)
- Live House:
- FTARRI - Suidobashi
- Category:
- Experimental
- Open Time:
- 19:30
- Start Time:
- 20:00
- Adv. Price:
- ¥1,500
- Door Price:
- ¥1,500
- Website:
- http://www.ftarri.com/suidobashi/index-e.html
- Added by:
- Samuel Dunscombe
Details
Akiyama Tetuzi (solo)
Akiyama specializes in creating music with elements of both primitivism and realism by connecting his own aspirations, in a minimal and straightforward way, to the special instrumental qualities of the guitar. Sometimes delicately and sometimes boldly, he controls sound volumes ranging from micro to macro, in an attempt to convert the body into an electronic entity.
Toshimaru Nakamura and Samuel Dunscombe (duo)
Toshimaru Nakamura's instrument is the no-input mixing board, which describes a way of using a standard mixing board as an electronic music instrument, producing sound without any external audio input. The use of the mixing board in this manner is not only innovative in the the sounds it can create but, more importantly, in the approach this method of working with the mixer demands. The unpredictability of the instrument requires an attitude of obedience and resignation to the system and the sounds it produces, bringing a high level of indeterminacy and surprise to the music. Nakamura pioneered this approach to the use of the mixing board in the mid-1990's and has since then appeared on over one hundred audio publications, including nine solo CD's.
Samuel Dunscombe [AU/USA]
Samuel Dunscombe is a musician and sound artist specialising in the use of clarinets, computers, and microphones. A founding member of the ensemble Golden Fur, an avid free improvisor and devotee of all things experimental, Samuel’s collaborators (past and present) include Seijiro Murayama, Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana Maria Avram, Toshimaru Nakamura, Pierluigi Billone, Richard Barrett, Anthony Pateras, Chikako Morishita, Christophe Charles, Dennis Cooper, and The Necks. Samuel has given world or Australian premiers of works by Ana Maria Avram, Chikako Morishita, Olga Neuwirth, James Rushford, Pierluigi Billone, Klaus Lang, and countless others. He has a special interest in extended techniques, compiling an extensive personal lexicon of sounds over the past 10 years.
Akiyama specializes in creating music with elements of both primitivism and realism by connecting his own aspirations, in a minimal and straightforward way, to the special instrumental qualities of the guitar. Sometimes delicately and sometimes boldly, he controls sound volumes ranging from micro to macro, in an attempt to convert the body into an electronic entity.
Toshimaru Nakamura and Samuel Dunscombe (duo)
Toshimaru Nakamura's instrument is the no-input mixing board, which describes a way of using a standard mixing board as an electronic music instrument, producing sound without any external audio input. The use of the mixing board in this manner is not only innovative in the the sounds it can create but, more importantly, in the approach this method of working with the mixer demands. The unpredictability of the instrument requires an attitude of obedience and resignation to the system and the sounds it produces, bringing a high level of indeterminacy and surprise to the music. Nakamura pioneered this approach to the use of the mixing board in the mid-1990's and has since then appeared on over one hundred audio publications, including nine solo CD's.
Samuel Dunscombe [AU/USA]
Samuel Dunscombe is a musician and sound artist specialising in the use of clarinets, computers, and microphones. A founding member of the ensemble Golden Fur, an avid free improvisor and devotee of all things experimental, Samuel’s collaborators (past and present) include Seijiro Murayama, Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana Maria Avram, Toshimaru Nakamura, Pierluigi Billone, Richard Barrett, Anthony Pateras, Chikako Morishita, Christophe Charles, Dennis Cooper, and The Necks. Samuel has given world or Australian premiers of works by Ana Maria Avram, Chikako Morishita, Olga Neuwirth, James Rushford, Pierluigi Billone, Klaus Lang, and countless others. He has a special interest in extended techniques, compiling an extensive personal lexicon of sounds over the past 10 years.
Live House
- Live House:
- FTARRI
- Address:
- Okano Bld.B1, 1-4-11, Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
- Area:
- Suidobashi
- Address (Japanese):
- 東京都文京区本郷 1-4-11 岡野ビル地下一階
- Map link:
- https://www.ftarri.com/suidobashi/ftarrimap.jpg
- Closest stations:
- Suidobashi, Korakuen, Hongo-sanchome
Details
Nearest stations: JR Suidobashi Sta. (5 min.), Toei Mita Line Suidobashi Sta. (3 min.), Tokyo Metro Marunouchi/Namboku Lines Korakuen Sta./Hongo 3-chome Sta. (8 min.)
- Only cash payment is accepted.
- Food/drinks are not sold at the venue. Bringing your own food/drinks is permitted.
- This is a no-smoking venue.
- Audience members can purchase FTARRI store goods before and after the event and during intermissions.
- Information/reservations: info@ftarri.com
(When making a reservation, please write your name, email address, concert date, and number of persons.)
Audiences will be limited to 20 persons and admission will be by reservation only. Reservations will be accepted until the venue opening time, subject to availability.
Admission without a reservation will be allowed only if the audience limit has not been reached. In that case, the admission charge will be 1,000 yen higher than the charge with a reservation. (For example, if the admission charge with a reservation is 2,500 yen, the charge without a reservation will be 3,500 yen.)
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