Events
How does an oriental ideogram sound? What image does the meaning it expresses call to mind? Inspired by these musings, Ania Losinger and Mats Eser created the program “fú – Danced Soundsculptures”. Their collection of instruments includes their electroacoustic XALA III and a selected minimal percussion set. They accepted the invitation to the Spanish pavilion and premiered at the World Expo in Shanghai in 2010. In a haunting dramaturgy, the highly modern soundscape blends with Ania Losinger’s poetic and expressive dance creating an unforgettable audio visual experience.
Uraufführung im Museum Franz Gertsch in Burgdorf am 17. November 2012
Uraufführung im Museum Franz Gertsch in Burgdorf am 17. November 2012
More intimate than Shanghai Patterns, this performance is a dialog between the two musicians and their instruments: the electro-acoustic Xala III and the electric piano, Fender Rhodes. The composition goes beyond customary musical frameworks and, as its name suggests, creates unimaginable audio-visual opportunities and possibilities which incorporate the audience into the complex dialogue that takes place between the artists and their instruments.