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presents Wild&Serious
live Electronics:
Dirk Markham /
marzipan marzipan
live Jazz:
Trio Plasma!/ Exhibition:
UNGUIDED TOURS
Thursday, 10. May 2007
Live Concerts: Electronic/ Noise/ Ambient & Jazz/Dixi
Turntables: Funk/Soul/Swing & Electronic/ Noise/IDM
Dirk Markham (SCO) | live electronics,
gitarre, loopstation, multitrack
marzipan marzipan (D/IT) | live electronics, vocals
Albert Bertolín (ES/D) | Visuals
Trio Plasma! (D) | Jazz, Dixi, Improvisation
Wanja Slavin | Saxophon, Klarinette
Christian Lillinger | Drums, Percussion
Gerhard Gschlössl | Susaphone, Posaune
Free entry
/ The Bar opens at 8 p.m., the Program begins at
10 p.m
Josetti Höfe /
JUNO, 10179 Berlin - Mitte
/ S+U-Bahn Jannowitzbrücke / back entry
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Dirk Markham (SCO) live electronic, notebook, gitarre,
loopstation, multitrack, megaphon
Dirk Markham grew up in Aboyne , a
village in "Royal" Deeside in the north east of Scotland. Dirk has been making experimental recordings
and teaching himself every intrument he can get his hands on since
his years studying mental philosophy at Edinburgh in the late 90s.
His music is mainly instrumental although occaisonally the odd
folk-rock song pops up out of nowhere.
Dirk has been residing in
Berlin for the last two years where he works for the labels monika
enterprise and international dj gigolos. Life for Dirk is a musical
journey on which he is constantly searching for new sounds.
www.theforest.org.uk/dirk
&
http://www.myspace.com/dirkmarkham
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Marzipan Marzipan (D/IT)
live
electronics, vocals
Marzipan Marzipan is the musical solo project by the italian
multiartist Zelda Panda. Her rather minimalistic musical approach
could remind on electroclash acts like Peaches but shows also
similarities to early The Cure or Velvet Underground. A pleasant,
fresh and unpretentious acquaintance, inspired by Berlin's chilly
sensuos and cool lyrical do-it-yourself songwriter style but with
Marzipan Marzipan's very own personal and quite senusual twist -
throwing herself headlong out in deep waters only equipped with a
out-of-tune guitar, toy keyboard and an amateur musician's
irresistable drive. There is definately potential in her sensual
voice, naive rhythm box and guitarbased melodies that deserves a
wider audience.
http://www.myspace.com/marzipanmarzipan
&
http://sopa.dk/marzipanmarzipan/
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Wanja
Slavin /
Trio Plasma! (D)
saxophone, clarinet
The jazz saxophonist, clarinetist and composer Wanja Slavin, who was
amongst others taught by Lee Konitz and Leszek Zadlo and Vadim
Werbitzky, is a well known figure in the german jazz scene. He
received various prices, notably the "New Generation" price of the
of the Bayerische Rundfunk.
In 1998 he founded together with Karsten Hochapfel and Nick McCarthy
(Franz Ferdinand) the Djaosch Macholi Orchestra, which toured
throughout Europe.
The Sueddeutsche Zeitung called his performance with yet another
formation, The Wanja Slavin Sextett, „between genius and madness“.
He performed together with artists such as Kenny Wheeler, Marty
Cook, Geoff Goodman, Samuel Blaser, Paulo Cardoso, Nick McCarthy,
Mario Gonzi, Rudi Mahall, Nicholas Simion, John Schröder, Peter
Bockius, Mederic Collingnon and many others.
http://wanja-slavin.de/
Christian Lillinger
/
Trio Plasma!
(D) drums, percussion
Christian Lillinger studied drums and percussion in Dresden with
Günter „Baby“ Sommern. From 2001-2003 he was member of the jazz
ensebmle „Bujazzo“. He received several prices, amongst them the
Internation Improvisation Contest in Leipzig. He played together
with musicians such as Urs Leimgruber, John Schröder, Rudi Mahall,
Daniel Erdmann, Richie Beirach, Jonas Westergaard, Ignaz Dinne, Ed
Kröger, Mederic Collingnon, Pete Rende, Carsten Dearr, Paulo Cardoso,
Gunther Hampel, Kalle Kalima, Günter Sommer, Gerd Dudek, Mathias
Schubert, Manfred Schoof, Joachim Kühn and many others. Right now he
is percussionist in several national and internatioal jazz combos
such as hyperactive kid, sonne, spoom, Wanja Slavin Quartett,
Wolfgang Zechlin Trio etc.
http://www.myspace.com/christianlillinger
Gerhard Gschlössl
/
Trio Plasma! (D) Sousaphon, Posaune
Gerhard Gschlössl is an experimental trombonist and sousaphonist who
relies despite of crossing musical frontiers on traditional roots of
jazz. He studied trombone and composition in Würzburg. In 1997 he
received the Kulturpreisstipendium by the city of Munich. As
performer and composer he works mainly with smaller ensembles like
e.g. the duo „Rosenbauer/Gschlössl“, Trio Plasma! as well as many
other national and internatinal musicians, composers and
arrangangers. These days he lives in Berlin and experiments with
electronics sound effects and the sousaphone.
http://www.besterposaunistderwelt.de
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Albert Bertolín
(ES/D)
visuals
Albert Bertolín, illustrator, visual artist and musician from
Barcelona, lives currently in Berlin. Next to numerous exhibitions
he publishes his drawings regularly in the the well-known
Design-Magazine Rojo, which also issued his first catalogue named
„Kulturtoilette“ - an apocalyptical picture story. Albert Bertolín's
illustrations and paintings are settled somewhere between zombies
and art. A reaccuring topic in his works are subversive and childish
hooligan-stories. A smilarly sarcastic athmosphere is imparted by
his funny and grim 8-bit visuals, that created a furor at the last
transmediale.
http://www.glaznost.com/nofun
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Exhibition
"UNGUIDED TOURS"
with transitlounge
ISABEL CORDEIRO / HUGO MOLINE / KENZEE PATTERSON
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