Reception 12.02.2020: Viola Yip/Adam Pultz Melbye duo & Sebastian Adams solo

Reception 12.02.2020: Viola Yip/Adam Pultz Melbye duo & Sebastian Adams solo

Wednesday, 12 February 2020, 8.00pm

Viola Yip is a New York-based experimental composer, performer, sound artist and instrument builder. Her recent interests fall on designing new experimental instruments to explore the sonic materiality through found objects, the interactive relationships between performative gestures, instruments, space, as well as her own composer-performer body as an intersectional work-in-progress.

Adam Pultz Melbye is a bassist currently living between Belfast and Berlin. A fascination with resonance, acoustics and psychoacoustics has led to the development of new instrumental techniques and approaches to the double bass that causes the instrument to sing and vibrate in unexpected ways.
Recently, much of his time has gone into the development of performance ecosystems, based on the dialogue between acoustic instruments and digital technology, often using feedback as a mediator between these environments.

Sebastian Adams (b. 1991) is an Irish composer, performer and artistic director with interests that include experimental text pieces, early music and artificial intelligence. A significant aspect of Sebastian’s creative output is as an organiser and curator. His ensemble Kirkos is a leading light of the Irish scene, providing a vital arena for the country’s most exciting young composers. As a viola player Sebastian is active in improvisation, new music and early music. He has ongoing duo projects with Jonathan Nangle and Joan Somers Donnelly. He studied composition in Dublin (Kevin O’Connell & Jonathan Nangle) and Vienna (Karlheinz Essl).

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Viola Yip: Bulbble (Expanded)

Adam Pultz Melbye @ Brötz 190320

Published by DLacey on 5 February 2020

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