EEMT : Japanese experimental music 1962 to 2017. Sunday 29th October 7:30

The Tokyo-based Ensemble for Experimental Music and Theater – EEMT explores questions around theatre and notation propounded by John Cage. EEMT critiques and reconstructs the genealogy of conceptualism from Fluxus, the Scratch Orchestra and earlier Minimal Music to the stream of the Wandelweiser Group. The members have various backgrounds: music, performing arts, sound art, visual arts and poetry. With self-organised concerts the group is active since 2011 and has been performing various experimental music􀀍 written as text or graphic scores. EEMT also held an exhibition based on the graphic score ‘Sapporo’ (Toshi Ichiyanagi, 1962) in 2012.

This program focuses on Japanese experimental music since the 1960s to the present especially works written either as text or graphic score under the influence of John Cage and fluxus.

Program
Sapporo / Toshi Ichiyanagi (1962)
Clapping Piece / Yasunao Tone (1963)
Boundary Music / Mieko Shiomi (1963)
HACTION MUSIC II / Motoharu Kawashima (2015)
Drops by electronic metronome / Masuhisa Nakamura (2014/2017)
You need my feedback / Tomomi Adachi (2016)
Untitled (new work) / Satoko Kono (2017)

Performers
Ensemble for Experimental Music and Theater (Chiho Oka, Satoko Kono, Midori Kubota, Ayako Kosaka, Kota Sakamoto, Masuhisa Nakamura,
Tomoko Hojo)

Doors 7:30 | performance 8pm | entry £8 (£5 concession)

Website : eemt.net

This entry was posted in All posts, Past Events, past events old. Bookmark the permalink.