Program

For the fifth straight year, one of the Festival’s highlights will be a concert evening providing fascinating insights into contemporary music ranging from orchestral productions to live electronics and audio-visual performances.

Ars Electronica’s very successful collaboration with the Bruckner Orchestra featuring piano soloist Maki Namekawa will continue in 2007. This concert evening’s timeline will arc from the 1970s to the present and range stylistically from compositions by Luigi Nono (1924–1990) to exuberant experimental works by Frank Zappa (1940–1993). What they all have in common is their striving to create new sounds, rhythms and visualization possibilities.

19.30 Lentos Kunstmuseum
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19.45 Lentos Kunstmuseum 
Luigi Nono
…sofferte onde serene… for piano and tape recorder, 1976
A Pierre. Dell’azzuro silenzio, inquietum for bass flute, bass clarinet and live electronics, 1985
Omaggio a Emilio Vedova for tape recorder, 1960

Performed by Ensemble SurPlus and the EXPERIMENTALSTUDIO for acoustic art 

MIDI-MARSCHMUSIK-KAPELLE

Space in Lentos is limited

20.45 Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal
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György Ligeti
Concert for piano and orchestra, 1985-88
Performed by Bruckner Orchester Linz / Dante Anzolini
Piano: Maki Namekawa 

Masahiro Miwa
Bolero by Muramatsu Gear Engine
Performed by Bruckner Orchester Linz / Dante Anzolini

21.30 Klangpark 
Bill Fontana
Acoustic Memories of Landscape Soundings 

22.00 Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal 

The Sancho Plan
Black Page by Frank Zappa 

Frank Zappa
The Perfect Stranger / Dupree’s Paradise, 1984
Performed by Bruckner Orchester Linz / Dante Anzolini 

22.30 Brucknerhaus, Großer Saal 
@c + Lia
the stage is the space and space is the place 

Ran Slavin
"Memory Tunes" Live Audio Visual improvisation 

Fuckhead
Void