flickr by astera snowwhite
"Elisabeth Schimana: Höllenmaschine (composition for the Max Brand synthesizer)
Operators: Manon Liu Winter, Gregor Ladenhauf "
Anyone know more about this?
Update: see the comments for more info.
Monday, November 23, 2009
Hoellenmaschine @ Ars Electronica
flickr by astera snowwhite
"Elisabeth Schimana: Höllenmaschine (composition for the Max Brand synthesizer)
Operators: Manon Liu Winter, Gregor Ladenhauf "
Anyone know more about this?
Update: see the comments for more info.
1 comment:
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I guess I do - a little bit at least ;)
ReplyDeleteThe Max Brand synthesizer which Elisabeth Schimana's Höllenmaschine was specifically composed for was built by Robert Moog (whom the Austrian composer Max Brand got friends with back in the 50ies) and currently resides at the Max Brand Archiv.
The performance I took this picture at was held during the Ars Electronica festival 2009 in Linz, Upper Austria.