AMR + Echo Canyon + 132 Hertz / evi nakou
AMR, Echo Canyon and 132 Hertz present the improvisational set “Triangle Error”, with evi nakou opening the night with a solo set. AMR creates site-specific compositions for live performance that combine noise and electroacoustic elements. 132 Hertz (Renaud Guy-Rousseau) is a multi-dimensional clarinetist who combines classical music, ambient electronics and jazz experiments, while Echo Canyon, a project by Dimitris Patsaros, explores abstract dance structures and noise soundscapes. evi nakou, musician and sound artist, has developed a multidimensional activity in improvisational workshops and collaborative compositions.
Sound artist and electronic music composer AMR creates site specific compositions for live performance. Her work has been released, among others, by the Parisian label Vice de Forme. Her sound is characterized by noise and electroacoustic elements. She uses analogue equipment as well as programming languages to produce sound and process live sound sources derived from semi-artificial synthesizers, acoustic instruments and field recordings.
evi nakou is a musician, sound artist and member of the Breakfast Club quartet. She has designed and facilitated improvisation and collaborative transdisciplinary composition workshops in Greece and abroad, including La Sonora in Argentina, Beit AlMusica in Palestine and Drum Works in London, as well as at the Korydallos Detention Centre, OKANA, Women for Refugee Women, Melissa Network for Migrant Women, in schools and community centres, and healthcare spaces. She is based in Kypseli and loves making sound with people from different life paths and places.
Principal bass clarinet of the French National Orchestra for 10 years, Renaud Guy-Rousseau (aka 132 Hertz) divides his time between classical orchestral music, teaching (at the Royal Conservatory of Antwerp) and musical exploration with Les Dissonances and the TM+ contemporary music ensemble. He is a member of several chamber music ensembles, including the Cocteau Trio. He works on a multitude of projects ranging from baroque music with Gli incogniti to jazz experiments, ambient electronics and interdisciplinary projects (with his group Maât and the ensemble Design Default). He lives between Athens and Paris, developing collaborations with artists from each local scene.
Echo Canyon is the project of Dimitris Patsaros, sound artist, producer & sound designer and a proud member of Kooba Tercu from Athens Greece. He materialises abstract dance structures while casting polyrhythmic spells through field recordings and noise soundscapes upon a dissolving and uncertain dance floor.
Photo: Renaud Guy-Rousseau