March 24, 2019 18.00
Galleri Sagoy
Erikslustvägen 2, 217 52 Malmö
It’s time for the 3rd Club C-Y
This time with Violin Duo Miolina, from NYC, specialized in contemporary music and active all over the world, and with composer/sound artist Ann Rosén, known from Syntjuntan and Stora barriärorkestern.
Rosén and Miolina will perform separately and together in a one hour, one night only program. We will hear pieces from five different composers, with the oldest piece being from 2009! The newest is not even finished yet but is a work in progress collab between Rosén and Miolina. It’s gonna be great and fantastic! All this for 50SEK!
Program
Sunny Knable – 10 Views of Mount Fuji (2017)
Mark Zaki – Vagabondage (2018)
Lynn Bechtold – Away/Home 1.2 for violin duo & electronics (2010/12)
Karen Tanaka – Shibuya Tokyo (2009)
Ann Rosén – Graphite Barrier
Ann Rosén – Over See (work in progress)
Rosén BIO:
Ann Rosén was originally trained as a sculptor and has been active as a sound artist and composer since the 90s. She is a founding member of Syntjuntan and 2013 their album was awarded the Manifest prize for the best experimental album. As well as creating sound installations Ann composes both instrumental and electroacoustic music often utilising her self-made electronic instruments. Her trans-disciplinary umbrella project The Great Barrier Orchestra aims to challenge our inner and outer barriers, the ones we carry inside ourselves and the ones we encounter in the world around. http://annrosen.se/ http://storabarriarorkestern.se/
Miolina BIO:
Violin duo Miolina has been called ”talented and dedicated” by Arts Birmingham, and described as displaying ”aggressive and virtuosic prowess” with ”brilliance of sound, technical mastery, and stunning expressivity” by I CARE IF YOU LISTEN. A member of New Music USA’s Impact Cohort, Miolina has been attracting audiences since their inception in 2012. Mioi and Lynn are keen on creating and shaping the violin duo repertoire in the 21st century. To date, Miolina has premiered 34 violin duos. They have had successful shows in NYC at venues such as the National Opera Center, Tenri Cultural Institute, le Poisson Rouge, Spectrum and more.
They’ve also performed concerts around the U.S. and abroad in Birmingham, Chicago, Los Angeles, Pensacola, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington DC, Paris, and Tokyo. Miolina has participated in festivals/residencies/series including Avaloch Farm, Birmingham New Music Festival, Composers Concordance, Electronic Music Midwest, NWEAMO, North/South Consonance, and Sonic Circuits. They are recipients of numerous grants including Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, New Music USA and Japan Foundation. As part of their outreach and educational programs, Miolina has performed at senior centers and soup kitchens, as well as working with students at The Alabama School for the Blind, The Juilliard School, Queens College, and Rutgers University. Their self-titled debut album was released last year on Composers Concordance Records/Naxos. Upcoming albums include a recording of Jean-Baptiste Favory’s work UNISONO V, in France, and an album of works by Alabama composers, to be released in the U.S. https://miolinanyc.wixsite.com/miolina