Anthony Pateras and Jérôme Noetinger have been performing as a duo for over a decade now. For their collaboration at Akademie Schloss Solitude's Guibal-Saal, the duo will record multiple layers of piano onto three Revox tape machines. The final quadraphonic concert takes place on June 15, 2018, at 7 p.m.
The French composer and improviser Jérôme Noetinger is responsible for creating an virtuosic instrumental language with the most unlikely of resources: the Revox B77 tape machine, released by the German company Studer in 1978. Performing with the machine since the late 1980s, he is one of the pioneers of modern musique concréte, providing sound for the legendary expanded cinema group Cellule d’Intervention Metamkine, as well as in a trio with audio-visual theorist/composer Michel Chion and composer/writer Lionel Marchetti. Solitude fellow Anthony Pateras has been performing with Noetinger for over a decade, in improvised combinations on piano and electronics, as well as in the quintet Thymolphthalein, which was commissioned upon invitation from SWR2 Baden-Baden for the New Jazz Meeting of 2009.
For their collaboration at Akademie Schloss Solitude’s Guibal-Saal, the duo will record multiple layers of piano onto three Revox tape machines. Working in the space three days prior, they will create an immersive environment of haunting piano textures, accumulating a harmonic tapestry to perform over on the final evening in an extended quadraphonic concert/installation. Loosely inspired by Walter Marchetti’s landmark 1980 piece Natura Morta, simple piano lines will accumulate and decay into nothingness, a sombre vigil for the death of sound.
Admission is free!
When: June 15, from 7 to 10 pm
Where: Akademie Schloss Solitude, Guibal-Saal
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