A gig held at The Brunswick Club on Friday 8th February. The event starts at 20:00.
ORNIS (Sabine Vogel & Kathy Hinde) present ‘Scattering Layer’ – a surround-sound audio-visual performance installation
Christopher Williams – Solo Double Bass & Washtub Bass
ORNIS : Scattering Layer
Sabine Vogel: Flutes, field recordings, live electronics, video : Kathy Hinde: Objects, field recordings, live electronics, video.
The Scattering Layer is a layer in the ocean so densely populated with small marine animals, it is often mistaken for the ocean bed. Working with a combination of flutes, objects, live electronics, field recordings and video, ORNIS takes the audience on an immersive audio-visual journey inspired by the natural world. The movement of water, the flocking patterns of birds, and swarms of buzzing insects merge both visually and sonically into layered textures, blending with acoustic sounds with samples and electronics. The Brunswick Club’s Ballroom becomes an extended stage through which Hinde and Vogel move to interact with dispersed sets of objects, suspended metal bucket-speakers and instruments amongst the audience, creating a detailed, shimmering soundscape
ORNIS is a collaboration between the Potsdam based flautist/composer Sabine Vogel and audio-visual artist and BEEF Member Kathy Hinde from Bristol. Together and independently they create installations, performances, and audiovisual compositions that are often concerned with memory, resonance, and our relationship with the natural environment.
Christopher Williams – Double Bass & Washtub Bass
Solo performance featuring works by Philip Corner, Christopher Williams, Scott McLaughlin and Werner Dafeldecker. Christopher Williams (1981, San Diego) is a wayfarer on the body-mind continuum. His medium is music. As a composer and contrabassist, Williams’s work runs the gamut from chamber music, improvisation, and radio art to collaborations with dancers, sound artists, and visual artists.
Collaborators include Derek Bailey, Compagnie Ouie/Dire, LaMonte Young’s Theatre of Eternal Music, Ferran Fages, Barbara Held, Robin Hayward (as Reidemeister Move), Christian Kesten, Hans W. Koch, Christina Kubisch, Liminar, Maulwerker, Charlie Morrow, David Moss, Andrea Neumann, Mary Oliver and Rozemarie Heggen, Ben Patterson, Robyn Schulkowsky, Martin Sonderkamp, and Ensemble SuperMusique. Work presented throughout Europe & USA, including VPRO Radio 6 (Holland), Deutschlandfunk Kultur, the Museum of Contemporary Art Barcelona, Volksbühne Berlin, and the American Documentary Film Festival.
Entry requirements:
Christopher Williams – Solo Double Bass & Washtub Bass
ORNIS : Scattering Layer
Sabine Vogel: Flutes, field recordings, live electronics, video : Kathy Hinde: Objects, field recordings, live electronics, video.
The Scattering Layer is a layer in the ocean so densely populated with small marine animals, it is often mistaken for the ocean bed. Working with a combination of flutes, objects, live electronics, field recordings and video, ORNIS takes the audience on an immersive audio-visual journey inspired by the natural world. The movement of water, the flocking patterns of birds, and swarms of buzzing insects merge both visually and sonically into layered textures, blending with acoustic sounds with samples and electronics. The Brunswick Club’s Ballroom becomes an extended stage through which Hinde and Vogel move to interact with dispersed sets of objects, suspended metal bucket-speakers and instruments amongst the audience, creating a detailed, shimmering soundscape
ORNIS is a collaboration between the Potsdam based flautist/composer Sabine Vogel and audio-visual artist and BEEF Member Kathy Hinde from Bristol. Together and independently they create installations, performances, and audiovisual compositions that are often concerned with memory, resonance, and our relationship with the natural environment.
Christopher Williams – Double Bass & Washtub Bass
Solo performance featuring works by Philip Corner, Christopher Williams, Scott McLaughlin and Werner Dafeldecker. Christopher Williams (1981, San Diego) is a wayfarer on the body-mind continuum. His medium is music. As a composer and contrabassist, Williams’s work runs the gamut from chamber music, improvisation, and radio art to collaborations with dancers, sound artists, and visual artists.
Collaborators include Derek Bailey, Compagnie Ouie/Dire, LaMonte Young’s Theatre of Eternal Music, Ferran Fages, Barbara Held, Robin Hayward (as Reidemeister Move), Christian Kesten, Hans W. Koch, Christina Kubisch, Liminar, Maulwerker, Charlie Morrow, David Moss, Andrea Neumann, Mary Oliver and Rozemarie Heggen, Ben Patterson, Robyn Schulkowsky, Martin Sonderkamp, and Ensemble SuperMusique. Work presented throughout Europe & USA, including VPRO Radio 6 (Holland), Deutschlandfunk Kultur, the Museum of Contemporary Art Barcelona, Volksbühne Berlin, and the American Documentary Film Festival.
Entry requirements:
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