Eine kurze Doku von BR “Capriccio” über selbstorganisierte Arbeitsweisen im Heizhaus in Nürnberg. Klangkollektor baut dabei Soundlandschaften für eine immersive Kunstinstallation von Stephanie Walter.
Sounds für die Oper “Die Soldaten”
Klangkollektor in der Oper “Die Soldaten”!
In dem Mammutwerk mit alleine 25 Schlagzeugern hat Klangkollektor die Computersounds der auf der Bühne bespielten “musikalischen” Laptops produziert.
Weitere Dokumentation folgt…
Kritiken:
BR-Klassik Kritik
NMZ
Deutschlandfunk
Foto: Ludwig Olah
Soundengineer at Staatstheater/Opera/ Nuernberg
Klangkollektor worked as a sound-engineer from Nov 2014 – Jun 2015 at the Staatstheater/Opera Nuernberg.
Made Sounds and production on the following plays:
Quietly, Alle lieben George, Die Schmutzigen Hände, Die lächerliche Finsternis
Hosting the following plays:
Singing in the Rain,Aus Liebe,The Effect,Alle Lieben George,Die Schmutzigen Hände, Quietly, Die lächerliche Finsternis, Am Schwarzen See, Der Hässliche, König Roger,
Der frühe Hase fängt die Axt, Boheme
Exhibition Ambient Soundcollage
Klangkollektor made 4 tracks of ambient soundcollages for an exhibition of artist Stephanie Walter.
This is a 5 minute cutversion.
KLING-KLANG Pong – Installation
Soundinstallation together with Hans-Christian Fuss.
With contact mics, a Arturia Minibrute and a Vermona Retroverb we created an old-school-videogame-sounding
ping pong experience.
Q17 Exhibition
OCTOPUS SPACE GARDEN
Q17-Würfel from Q17Q18 on Vimeo.
“Octopus Space Garden” is a soundsensitive LED-Installation made by Lars Fischer, Clemens Diezinger and Jürgen Weigert.
On art-exhibition “KunstAufAEG” in Nürnberg, hall Q17.4
An ancient LED-lightingsystem with 84 led-tiles was encoded, recoded (rom-flash),
some holding cubes were built. Max/MSP was programmed as a controller and covers were fused.
With new technology it could have been much simpler. But we had great fun messing around with it!!!
After that it was the soundsensitive lightshow for several bands and musical acts.
Lars Fischer (Klangkollektor) – conception
Clemens Diezinger – max/msp-programming
Jürgen Weigert – encoding, recoding
MASCHINA on “KunstAufAEG”
The turntable installation from Lars Fischer (Klangkollektor) and Hans-Christian Fuss.
Analog mechanical noise-rhythms made by 2 turntabels.
21.09.2013 in Q17.4 hall on art-exhibition “KunstAufAEG” in Nürnberg.