Walk-in-progress-- taking a stroll/scroll through public spaces with others
(2023)
author(s): Sonam Chaturvedi
published in: Research Catalogue
This is an experimental piece in writing; it is a walking together of thoughts through words, and thereby, mapping virtual and physical spaces created from a series of iterations and responses between the writer and her co-walkers. The piece emphasises on walking-as-practice, and as they take each step in their own individual/shared spaces, they keep conversing and moving randomly on this virtual ground through writing.
Collaborative Live Composition with Frankie (audio clips)
(2023)
author(s): Esa Onttonen
published in: Research Catalogue
Audio clips to a paper submitted to TENOR BOSTON 2023 conference.
Shadows of Intimacy, collaboration with Jia Yu Corti
(2023)
author(s): Zoe Panagiota (aka Betty) Nigianni
published in: Research Catalogue
Interactive digital art installation for dance performance in collaboration with choreographer Jia Yu Corti, London Contemporary Dance School (The Place), 2011.
Dance improvisation by Robert Anderson and Kathy Crick.
Zö Kramers 1978-1983
(2023)
author(s): Olof Halldin
published in: Research Catalogue
Zö Kramers was an orchestra in a mix of punk, reggae, ska, marching music, blues, pop, rock but not jazz.
Participating in various roles:
Calle Ottestam / bass, vocals, lyrics, music
Per Sommarström / guitar, vocals, lyrics, music
Martin Fälthammar / drums, text
Olof Halldin guitar, keyboard, music, voice, percussion, mixing
Mikael Södersten / keyboard, vocals, lyrics, music
in addition
Peter Söderblom / synth
Persa Jacobson / text
Katte Salomon / song
Joakim Pirinen has drawn and written texts
For individual bets - click on "Vilka Vem När Var Hur Vad".
History:
Zö Kramer's original composition was Calle Ottestam, Per Sommarström, Olle Halldin, Martin Fälthammar and initially Peter Söderblom. Added after about a year did Mikael Södersten. First on drums was Jolly Bod but was soon replaced by Martin. Katte Salomon also sang on the recordings from 1983. Music and lyrics were written by the band members but lyrics were also written by Joakim Pirinen and Persa Jacobson.
The band's first name was "Arne & his anabolic steroids". The name "Zö Kramers" comes from Kramer-Pollnow's hyperkinetic syndrome - (dance disease) a psychotic condition characteristic of the band's dance-inspired style. Between 1978-1983, about forty songs were written. About twenty concerts were mostly held on Lidingö. The band's biggest "hit" was Tyska marionetter (German puppets).
Live recordings have been available since the beginning and about 25 concerts were performed, but more studio mixes were made in four rounds where the first was done in 1979. Recording was done with a four-channel TEAC tape recorder and TEAC mixer table. Sound improvements were made in 2002 at the same time as digitization and in 2020 before the launch of this website.
Documenting Non-Sonic Music
(2023)
author(s): Paul Norman, Andy Ingamells, Michael Wolters
published in: Research Catalogue, Birmingham City University: Faculty of Arts, Design and Media
How to document music with non-sonic elements? Or: How to document all the performative qualities of a piece of music that can’t be heard? Beginning with this question our group of researchers, filmmakers and dramaturgs from Birmingham (UK), Frankfurt (Germany) and Fredrikstad (Norway) met between 2019 and 2021 to develop initial ideas and questions, then test them.
A LIST OF NIKOS KOKOLAKIS WORKS, INCLUDING INSTRUMENTS OF THE OBOE FAMILY.
(2023)
author(s): Christos Tsogias-Razakov
published in: Research Catalogue
A LIST OF NIKOS KOKOLAKIS's WORKS, INCLUDING INSTRUMENTS OF THE OBOE FAMILY (March 2023).
A list of Nikos Kokolakis's works, including instruments of the oboe family, was published for the first time, after a personal interview with the composer Nikos Kokolakis about his works, in the frame of a Ph.D. research, about Hellenic (Greek) Oboe Repertoire, of the Ph.D. candidate: Christos Tsogias-Razakov.