Der Bloede Dritte Mittwoch #161

*** Solo // Joe Williamson [Concert]

*** Why are Women* So Funny? // Sööt/Zeyringer & Brennan [Performance]

*** Nachtschattengeräusche // Nicolas Wolf & Lukas Briner [Audio Visual Concert]

*** Solo // Joe Williamson [Concert]


Joe Williamson as a bass player has played in many different settings. He also writes songs and sings them. He moved to Europe in 1992 and has lived in Amsterdam, Berlin and London. He now lives in Stockholm. Current projects include Trapist, Receptacles, The Electrics, The Greys, Booklet as well as two solo projects.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Williamson

 

*** Why are Women* So Funny? // Sööt/Zeyringer & Brennan [Performance]

©Sööt/Zeyringer, Claudia Lomoschitz, Nora Jacobs

Why are Women* So Funny? showcases witty and phenomenal films by female* slapstick comedians of the 1910s and 1920s. Tiina Sööt and Dorothea Zeyringer accompany the films with live performance, offering insights into the lives of these still under-appreciated slapstick pioneers. Selected film excerpts will be accompanied live by pianist Elaine Brennan.

Concept and text: Sööt/Zeyringer

Live performance: Tiina Sööt, Dorothea Zeyringer

Live piano: Elaine Brennan

Feedback: Claudia Lomoschitz

Supported by: The Cultural Endowment of Estonia

 

https://www.instagram.com/sootzeyringer/

http://www.dorotheazeyringer.com

https://tiinasoot.weebly.com/

https://www.elainebrennan.com/

 

*** Nachtschattengeräusche // Nicolas Wolf & Lukas Briner [Audio Visual Concert]

Nachtschattengeräusche © Nachtschattengeräusche

Focusing on the contrasts between nature and culture, randomness and preparation, percussionists Nicolas Wolf and Lukas Briner bring audio and video into dialogue using both composed material and improvisation.

The Swiss duo “Nachtschattengeräusche” work together since 2017, developing ways to transfer contemporary improvisation into new and unusual concert formats: guitars on bikes, cymbals in the dark and more.

Nicolas Wolf & Lukas Briner – Percussion, String Instruments, Field Recordings, Visuals

https://n-s-g.ch