Ljubljana New Music Forum 2021: Music and Media
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The second New Music Forum, taking place from November 12 – 27, will present a diverse selection of recently composed music that reflects the interests and vision of the acclaimed composer Iris ter Schiphorst (1956), who has chosen an assortment of solo, chamber and ensemble pieces by contemporary composers which explore the central theme of music and digital media. In the Old Power Station we are hosting two of the concerts. The concert The Expanding Pianoscape – World References the piano puts in the centre, but not as a typical classical instrument, more as a source for new modifications, extensions, preparations and electronic manipulations. The last concert of the Forum – the second late-night concert will once more give word to the technical solutions, specifically the ones that come closer to the contemporary do-it-yourself (DIY) methodology.
CONCERT 5, November 27, 2021
7.00pm
Pre-concert talk with Tilen Lebar (moderation: Larisa Vrhunc)
7.30pm
The Expanding Pianoscape – world references
Joanna Bailie: Artificial Environment No. 8 [2013]
Mark Andre: S3 [2015]
Tilen Lebar: Līmen II (World premiere, a New Music Forum 2021 commission)
Iris ter Schiphorst: Eden Cinema [1995]
Christoph Grund, Mauricio Valdés San Emeterio
CONCERT 6/LATE-NIGHT 2, November 27, 2021
9.30pm
Lo-Tech
Stefan Prins: Piano Hero 1 [2011]
Ann Cleare: I Am Not a Clock-Maker Either [2009]
Brigitta Muntendorf: Public Privacy #2 Piano_Cover [2013]
Milan Stibilj: Rainbow [1969]
Iris ter Schiphorst: My Sweet Latin Lover II [2002]
Christoph Grund, Mauricio Valdés San Emeterio, Nejc Grm, Aleš Kacjan, Primož Sukič
More about the programme of New Music Forum 2021 available at https://ljnmf.org/en/
Admission free.
