Andre Damião - radioart-residency.net https://radioart-residency.net/en Sun, 26 Apr 2020 20:32:35 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.11 https://radioart-residency.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/cropped-test2-Kopie-32x32.png Andre Damião - radioart-residency.net https://radioart-residency.net/en 32 32 „Listening’s Urgency“ – Live Radio Performance https://radioart-residency.net/en/zuhoeren-in-zeiten-der-krise-live-radio-performance/ Sat, 18 Apr 2020 09:41:32 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1920 In times of contact restrictions the radio is all the more an instrument to bridge the isolation. What role does listening play in times of crisis? In his project “Listening’s Urgency” the composer and sound artist Hardi Kurda, current stipendiary of the Radio Art Residency, explores this question.

In this, Kurda is searching for the in-between sounds of the medium and the gaps in the social order: Do we overstep the borders of legality by listening? What does illegality mean? Can illegality make noise? Is noise illegal?
A live radio ensemble of musicians, artists and writers from different parts of the world pursue these questions in Kurdas piece. The radio listeners are invited to follow them and to reflect their own listening.

In the course of the performance we invite you to share your listening impressions via chat.

Tune in:
Listening’s Urgency – Live Radio Performance

with: André Damião, Maximilian Glass, I‑ID, Peshraw Mohammed, Kani Kamil, Kamil Korolczuk, Hardi Kurda, Soheil Soheili, Niga Salam, Ralf Wendt

Sunday, April 26, 2020, 8pm (CET)
on Radio CORAX 95.9 & streaming on radiocorax.de

 

 

Graphic: Score for Radio (Hardi Kurda, 2020)

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Radio Art Residency in concert https://radioart-residency.net/en/en-radio-art-residency-in-concert-andre-damiao-hardi-kurda/ Fri, 06 Mar 2020 15:02:20 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1872 …Would have been nice, but had to be cancelled due to the corona pandemic…

On Friday, March 20, two guest artists of the Radio Art Residency meet for a concert night at Salon Villa Plagwitz in Leipzig.

André Damião II Narva 2

André Damião works between the fields of music and electronic arts and experiments with self-built mobile devices as means for itinerant sound art production. In 2019 he was the third artist-in-residence at Radio CORAX in Halle.

NARVA 2 Damião’s audio-visual instrument is part of a series of mobile music objects. Named after the GDR light bulb manufacturer, the hacked portable tv represents the genealogy of the portable means and its relation with programmed obsolescence, the means of production and their effects in daily life.

HARDI KURDA II Radiola Springs

Hardi Kurda is a composer, sound artist and improviser. His work reflects the listening in the time of crisis. In his performances and compositions he uses the radio as an instrument to explore the tonal material of the frequency band. Until May Kurda is guest artist at the Radio Art Residency in Halle.

RADIOLA SPRINGS Kurda’s prepared viola will have its first performance.

Radio Art Residency in Concert
Friday / March 20
doors: 8pm
Salon Villa Plagwitz / Karl-Heine-Str. 108
Leipzig

 

In cooperation with Seanaps

 

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Reverb: Die Stimmung des Geräuschs on air https://radioart-residency.net/en/nachklang-die-stimmung-des-geraeuschs-on-air/ Thu, 18 Jul 2019 09:22:22 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1284 On June 6, 2019, André Damião concluded his residency in Halle (Saale) with a matinee concert in the courtyard of Burg Giebichenstein.
You can listen to the live recording of the concert here and on Radio CORAX on Sunday, July 21, 8pm CET:

Die Stimmung des Geräuschs by André Damião (35 min.)


 

Photo: Luzie Ilgner

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Mobile Music Performance No. 3 https://radioart-residency.net/en/mobile-music-performance-no-3/ Sun, 02 Jun 2019 22:12:58 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1280 On Wednesday the Noise Crowd enters one of Halle’s largest transit areas in order to transform the news.

On Wednesday, June 5
3.10pm – 5pm

Tune in: Radio CORAX 95.9 in Halle / live-stream: radiocorax.de
& come by: Riebeckplatz

 

Photo: Thies Streifinger

 

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Die Stimmung des Geräuschs – matinee concert https://radioart-residency.net/en/die-stimmung-des-geraeuschs-matinee-konzert/ Fri, 31 May 2019 10:07:28 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1276 To conclude the third Radio Art Residency, André Damião performs a matinee concert in the courtyard of Burg Giebichenstein (Campus Kunst).

On Thursday, June 6 / 5pm
Burg Giebichenstein / Campus Kunst (Unterburg Giebichenstein, Seebener Straße 1, Halle)

André Damião works transversally between music and electronic arts. His work reflects critically on the genre of electronic art and the production of music by employing mobile, participatory music with portable electronic devices. During his three-month residency in Halle, Damião founded a Noise Crowd which carries in several mobile radio performances electro-acoustic sounds into public space and explores the relationship between space and sound on and off air.

 

Photo: Merlind Papke

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No Ravens Left for the Funeral https://radioart-residency.net/en/no-ravens-left-for-the-funeral/ Mon, 20 May 2019 08:42:11 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1270 The radio piece “No Ravens Left for the Funeral” discusses the juxtaposition of different forms of sound definition mediated by instrumental improvisation with prepared electronic guitar, self-built circuits and other electronic instruments.

The piece was created in the framework of the Radio Art Residency and was broadcast on Radia, a network of radio art stations across Europe and beyond.

No Ravens Left for the Funeral by André Damião (28 min.)

 

Photo: Tina Klatte

 

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On the record: André Damião & Thomas Rohrer https://radioart-residency.net/en/im-aufnahmezustand-andre-damiao-thomas-rohrer/ Tue, 14 May 2019 18:46:03 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1259 On the 2nd of May, André Damião und Thomas Rohrer met in the studios of Radio CORAX for an electro-acoustic encounter. You can listen to the Damio’s groomed electronic guitar and self-built circuits and to Rohrer’s Rabeca violin, electronics and other sound objects.

 

 

 

Photo: Tina Klatte

 

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News from a Very Narrow Perspective https://radioart-residency.net/en/news-from-a-very-narrow-perspective/ Mon, 13 May 2019 12:56:54 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1251 André Damião’s piece News from a Very Narrow Perspective — Background Noise for Mobile Music Performance was created for the first Mobile Music Performance in Halle. Originally broadcast on April 13, 2019 the piece was not only sounding on Radio CORAX 95.9 FM, but also in urban space. Taken to the streets by performers of the Noise Crowd, who were feedbacking the radio by means of self-built amplifiers, loudspeakers, radios and mobile telephones.

News from a Very Narrow Perspective — Background Noise for Mobile Music Performance von André Damião (119 min. 39 sek.)

 

We would like to thank the Bartholomäus Church in Giebichenstein and pastor Ralf Döbbeling für the opportunity to record the sounds of the Rühlmann organ and make it part of the Mobile Music Performance werden zu lassen.

 

 

Photo: Franziska Stübgen

 

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Mobile Music Performance No. 2 https://radioart-residency.net/en/mobile-music-performance-no-2/ Wed, 08 May 2019 19:41:35 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1247 On Friday, May 10th, the Noise Crowd will take to the streets again. With new instruments — sounding circuits, contact microphones and mini loudspeakers — we are going through the ether on 95.9 FM and over the metal skin of the city.

Tune in: 4pm to 6pm on 95.9 FM & via stream
Join us with your radio: 3.30pm @Radio Corax (Unterberg 11)

 

 

Photo: Merlind Papke

 

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André & Noise Crowd featured in “Hörspielmagazin” https://radioart-residency.net/en/andre-bloco-ruido-im-hoerspielmagazin-vorgestellt/ Sat, 04 May 2019 14:49:41 +0000 https://radioart-residency.net/?p=1244 The monthly “Hörspielmagazin” on Deutschlandfunk reviews new radio plays and sound art. In the April issue André Damião and his project in Halle are featured.

Listen HERE (in German)

 

 

Photo: Tina Klatte

 

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