EMS Elektronmusikstudion - Electro-acoustic music in Stockholm, Sweden

Artistpresentation, Tiago de Mello

Tiago de Mello will talk about electroacoustic music in Bazil in the conference room kl. 13-14 tomorrow, 19/1.

www.demellotiago.com

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Seminar Ikue Mori 15/1 @ EMS

Kl. 17-18.30

Free entrance

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Art´s Birthday 14 January 2012

Now it´s time for Art´s Birthday at Södra Teatern again. Come early if you don´t want to miss anything. EMS presents: Marina Rosenfeld, Ikue Mori, Rolf Enström och James Brewster.

Program: http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=3676&artikel=4889683

Marina_Rosenfeld

M4L/Ableton workshop 19 January, 19:00 @ EMS

Iftah Gabbai is half of "skinnerbox", the Berlin based live act, which has earned its international name due to its infamously unpredictable improvised shows and its critically acclaimed studio releases. Skinnerbox are also the makers of the "sbx 2049", a virtual drum machine software, officially released by Ableton in June 2010, 19:00 and they are the first artists to release their self made - branded Ableton live instrument.

In the coming workshop Iftah will present his custom made live set-up which consists of two Monomes, a dedicated Arduino based d.i.y controller and a custom written Max for live software. He will talk and demonstrate performative aspects of improvisation within such a controller based custom environment for both live and studio usage.

https://www.bpitchcontrol.de/artists/skinnerbox

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Thomas Sjöland @ EMS, Stockholm, 1980

Short film with Thomas Sjöland and the EMS computer in 1980.

In the workshop with Vinyl Terror & Horror

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Resident artists Vinyl Terror and Horror spent two weeks at EMS in November and among onther things performed at the Sound of Stockholm festival. VTH uses heavily modified record players and vinyl reords to create multi layered compositions of noise, klicks and fragments of music and speech.
During their stay at EMS they cooperated with studio engineer Daniel Araya to use EMS computer controlled milling machine to create a number of innovative records and tools for their live performances.
You can find out more about them at their homepage: http://www.vinylterrorandhorror.com/

Horizontal and vertical holes cut in one recod and then many matchning pieces cut from another record.
Depending on the direction of thacks in the inserted piece the needle moves on the recod creating both a mash up of the different records and a simple sequencer