Boundary crossing Saxophonist ULRICH KRIEGER charts new musical territories solo and with guitaristSCOTT COLLINS, plus special feature by MARK TRAYLE.
ULRICH KRIEGER, who has recorded music by John Cage and toured with Lou Reed, shares his discursive musical excursions for an evening of sonic exploration. Catch his Ear Meal Webcast on www.laartstream.com/earmeal, Wednesday 2/23 at 9:30 PM.
Please visit his website for more information: Ulrich Krieger
SCOTT COLLINS is a guitarist who performs a wide range of western and non-western music on fretted and fretless instruments. He is a featured baglama (Turkish lute) performer on the Sony Playstation, “God of War 2” video game. Collins has toured in both the U.S. and Germany, collaborating with Glenn Branca and Tim Brady, among others. Catch his Ear Meal Webcast on www.laartstream.com/earmeal, Wednesday 2/23 at 9:30PM before his Beyond Baroque performance.
MARK TRAYLE works in a variety of media including live electronic music, installations, improvisation, and compositions for chamber ensembles. Performances and exhibitions include ARS Electronica, t-u-b-e (Munich), DEAF (Rotterdam), Resistance Fluctuations (LA), net_condition (ZKM Karlsruhe), Sea and Space (LA), Pro Musica Nova, Format5 (Berlin), Inventionen (Berlin), and Resonant Forms (LA). His music has been performed by Champs D'Action, Ensemble Zwischentoene, Kammerensemble Neue Musik Berlin, and Ensemble Mosaik. Recent collaborators include Muhal Richard Abrams, Jason Kahn, David Behrman, Andrea Neumann and Sabine Ercklentz, Toshimaru Nakamura, Wadada Leo Smith, and The Hub.
"Few musicians go to Mark Trayle's level of musical and technological extremes." - Electronic Musician
"...Trayle is nothing if not a savvy manipulator of varied art and electronic media who has aligned himself with similarly inclined individuals misappropriating fundamental values of sound art for their own unique and provocative ends. A free radical." - Darren Bergstein / Squid's Ear
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"The pleasure in listening to this type of music is the pure articulation of textured sound that flits into existence and furrows into your ears. This recording delivers an austere bounty of such sound forms, placed elegantly in a remarkable blend of two focused artistic imaginations." - Musicworks (Chris Kennedy's review of the Nakamura/Trayle disc)
