Cologne Jazzweek: Stemeseder & Lillinger – Antumbra I Penumbra
In the organizer's words:
The baroque of the post-genre: Austrian pianist Elias Stemeseder and German drummer Christian Lillinger have ingeniously intertwined analog historical and electronic sounds in their album trilogy "Penumbra", "Umbra" and "Antumbra", named after various shadow states such as half or ring shadows. Stemeseder plays the spinet and at the same time a meandering web of electronic samples, noise surfaces and digital sound fragments, while Lillinger uses rhythms, some of which he alienates electronically: "We play with the signals and begin to curate and collect them anew". In doing so, they work with aesthetic concepts such as the serial division of notes into different dynamics. In this set, they play an intersection of their music from "Penumbra" and "Antumbra". A laboratory situation that experiments and feels its way forward in terms of sonic density. Interrupted by short interludes lasting just under a minute, the compositions develop into complex modular sound clusters.
Christian Lillinger - comp/dr/samp/synth
Elias Stemeseder - comp/spin/synth/efx
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