Tag: electronic music

  • E-live 2010

    The E-live concert is part of a festival for New Music.
    Performers and musicians/composers from the Utrecht school of the Arts, performed their pieces in this beautiful location:

    The Nicolaïkerk (St. Nicholas church) is a medieval church in the southern part of the old city of Utrecht in the Netherlands. This building is the home of two very interesting instruments, the organ built by Marcussen and the carillon built by the famous Hemony brothers (17th century). These instruments are the backbone for a series of concerts, which are organised each year by the Stichting Culturele Evenementen Nicolaïkerk (Foundation for Cultural Events in the Nicolaïkerk ).

    'Landschappen' with Sara Licher & Arianna Cattini
    'Consensual science'

    Augusto’s piece ‘Landschappen’ was performed at this concert, which involved a modern dance improvisation.
    Collaboration with:  Sara Licher, Arianna Cattini, Wim h. De Vries.
    Also, he collaborated with Arjan de Wit and Michael Dzjaparidze for a second e-live performance.
    Together they did an experiment with software programming and classical instruments. Augusto was involved in the composing process.
    The end result is ‘Concensual science’.

  • Technology Penetrates Tradition

    Experimental mix of acoustic and electronic music! On the 14 days informal congregation of 20 young talented musicians in Ohrid, Macedonia, organizers tried to squeeze the very best of talents and present it to international audience.

    The traditional ways v.s. the advantages of technology, Technology Penetrates Tradition – NL/MK was the first of a series of projects that offered a platform for young people to promote and propagate their culture, learn about other cultures in Europe, propagate cultural diversity and create a network of intercultural dialogue.

    The participants explored the differences in each others culture, the different way of life, different perceptions of the cultures surrounding them, embraced those differences and communicated with each other by creating and playing music.

    Period: 9th – 23rd July 2009

    Place: Various locations in Ohrid, Macedonia

    Coaches: Gerard van Wolferen, Hans Timmermans, Marcel Wierckx, Slobodan Bajić and Katerina Pejoska

    Coordinators: Katerina Pejoska & Aleksandar Velinovski

    Participants:

    Laurens Joannes van der Wee
    Martijn Jasper Duiven
    Wesley Wai Win Wong
    Sjoerd van den Sanden
    Rutger Muller
    Mark Ijzerman
    Joost Spanjerberg
    Robin Koek
    Nolan Wessel Smeets
    Augusto Meijer

    Lejla Bekiri
    Nikola Vaskov
    Goran Petrovski
    Irena Petrovska
    Xhezire Aliti
    Shkëlzen Pajaziti
    Aleksandar Spasovski
    Branislav Gerazov
    Vladimir Krstevski
    Ilija Volkan
    This project was initiated by the Zoey Foundation for Arts and Culture.
    For more information on the Zoey Foundation, please visit: http://www.zfac.org/

    The pieces were performed in various cafe’s in Ohrid, and as a part of the ‘highlands of the lowlands’  filmfestival, again in Ohrid.
    This filmfestival was part of the Ohrid summer festival.

  • Blind date 2009


    danceperformance by: Lucie Burton, Katrin Langner, Augusto Meijer

    ‘a Blind date 2009’ is an interdisciplinair project for modern dance, scenography and composition (electronic music).
    The project is an intense collaboration between these 3 disciplines. In just 3 weeks, a dance performance is made and performed at the Codarts academy, in Rotterdam. The process was guided by  Beppie Blankert, Maarten Kastelijns, and Hans Timmermans.

    participants:

    Choreography:
    Lucie Burton,  Tatiana Eranosyan, Katarzyna Sitarz, Benedit MacIsaac
    Scenography:
    Katrin Langner, Danielle Boer, Marieke Veenstra, Brechje Schoen
    Composition:
    Augusto Meijer, Tanaquil Schuttel, Than van Nispen, Laurens van der Wee.

  • promovid composition projects 2009/2010

    This clip shows various multidisciplinair projects (sound: Augusto Meijer) completed during 2009 and 2010.