Dis Continuity
CTM 2014 Magazin
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Beschreibung
This 104-page publication commemorates the 15th anniversary of CTM – Festival for Adventurous Music and Art in 2014, which was constructed around the theme „Dis Continuity“. The most common and accepted narratives of music’s radical evolution over the past century favour a few exceptional individuals whose stories exemplify major, bold-stroked revolutions and transitions. But this history is underwritten by the innovation of countless others whose ideas, often arising in unreceptive or antagonistic environments, have been ignored, suppressed, or purposely destroyed, and eventually forgotten.
Adopting a less hierarchical perspective, the works included in this compendium illuminate select trajectories in experimental and electronic music that until now have remained under the radar but continue to inform and influence music today – from individual case studies of pioneering artists such as Finnish technology innovator and futurist Erkki Kurenniemi to marginalized musical developments behind the Iron Curtain and excavations of cultural movements like the Russian noise revolution of the early 20th century. Supplemented by theoretical works by Wolfgang Ernst, Hillegonda C Rietveld, and others that re-imagine the concept of history itself, „Dis Continuity“ reflects on the meaning of the growing tendency in many of today’s musical practises to interact with the past.
With contributions by a.o. Andrey Smirnov, Konstantin Dudakov-KashuroRobert Mießner, Florian Sievers, Jennifer Lucy Allan, Chris Salter, Michael van Hoogenhuyze, Frans Evers, Marcus Boon, Björn Gottstein, Thibaut de Ruyter, Wolfgang Ernst, Paul Purgas, Hillegonda C. Rietveld, Annie Goh, Antye Greie-Ripatti, Katerina Leinhart, Peter Kirn, Ion Dumitrescu, Johan Palme, Andreas L. Hofbauer, Henning Lahmann, Mat Dryhurst, Kristoffer Gansing.
Autor*in
Jan Rohlf
Themen in »Dis Continuity«
Eliane Radique Erkki Kurenniemi Iannis Xenakis Russian Avantgarde contemporary music drone electronic music electronic music of the GDR experimental music history of electronic music musical pioneers pop culture revolutionary noise music sonic cyberfeminism sonic time