shut up and listen! 2015
Donnerstag, 26. November 2015 - 19:00 Uhr
Echoraum
So far! So good.
November 26th - 28th, 2015
Thursday, November 26th, 2015
19.00 Opening I: SUAL 2006?2014 – Photo Exhibition
Opening II: starsky – Space Projection
Bernhard Gál: Beer Ceremony – Opening Performance
19.30 Philip Corner: Carrot Chew Performance – (Post-)Fluxus
Philip Corner & Phoebe Neville: Understanding – Duo Performance
Philip Corner: Agnesia - Homage To Agnes Martin – Solo Performance (FP)
21.00 Plenum: New Work for Paetzold Bass Flute Sextet and Electronics (FP)
(Angélica Castelló, Gobi Drab, Katrin Hauk, Thomas List, Steffi Neuhuber, Reni Weichselbaum)
Friday, November 27th, 2015
19.30 Zsolt Sörés (Ahad) – Solo Performance
20.30 Pabst – Avantgarde-Pop-Band
21.30 Salah Ammo & Peter Gabis – Oriental World Music-Duo
Saturday, November 28th, 2015
11.00 Panel Discussion | Audiovisual Presentation | Brunch:
So far! So good. shut up and listen! 2006?2015
Featuring Belma Be?li?-Gál, Bernhard Gál, Ernst Reitermaier and Werner Korn as well as audiovisual excerpts and photos of nine festival editions.
Permanent Presentations:
SUAL 2006?2014 – Photo Exhibition. Documentation of the Festivals SUAL 2006?14 | Photography by P. Feuersänger, B. Gál, M. Kux, M. Zacherl et al.
Philip Corner: Carrot Chew Performance – Scores
(four serigraphies printed on canvas, edited by F. Conz, Verona, 1983)
starsky – Space Projection
Admission:
Nov. 26th + 27th: – 7.-/ 5.- | Both Days: 12.-/ 8.-
Nov. 28th: Pay as you wish (Brunch / Panel Discussion).
2015 marks the tenth anniversary of shut up and listen!, interdisciplinary Festival for Music and Sound Art. We?d like to celebrate this fact with a special edition which acknowledges the usual principles – networking, interconnections, and stylistic plurality – yet also leaves space for a critical reflection of previous festival editions. Featuring a photo exhibition and a round table with current and previous curators and cooperation partners, we reflect upon the past and speculate about the future. Additionally, this year?s festival will be followed by an audiovisual publication, to be published in 2016, featuring participants and artistic contributions of these past ten years.
SUAL 2015 offers a multifaceted program which features the ?expected? presentations of advanced contemporary music and sound making in the context of art music and sound-based visual art (such as the Paetzold-bass flute sextet PLENUM and the Hungarian experimental musician Zsolt Sörés), but also includes the Viennese Avant-garde-Pop-Band Pabst and the oriental world music duo Salah Ammo und Peter Gabis. With a site-specific light environment by starsky and three (Post-)Fluxus performances by the mysterious Philip Corner and his partner Phoebe Neville as well as a beer drinker ensemble and a photo exhibition we look at the world over the rim of our (auditive) tea cups. Further perspectives open up in introductory talks and the informal interaction between all participants, favored by the intimate, yet highly focused listening environment of the echoraum.
SUAL 2015: So far! So good.