"Licht und Ton" von Dawid Liftinger

Audio-visuelle Performance / Installation
"Licht und Ton" ist eine konzentrierte visuelle und auditive Performance bzw. Installation. Leuchtstoffröhren werden ber ein digitales Interface via Software, Arduino und Relais, ein- und ausgeschalten. Der Klang/die Geräusche der Leuchtstoffröhren, genau genommen von den Startern, werden via Kontaktmikrofone abgenommen, gemischt und verstärkt im Raum wiedergegeben. Die Zuschauer werden gebeten sich in einem Kreis rund um die Leuchtstoffröhren zu setzen, ähnlich wie um ein Lagerfeuer. Die Frequenz das Ein- bzw. Ausschalten der Röhren wird kontinuierlich erhöht, bis sie scheinbar zerstört werden. Mit dem Abschalten der Leuchtstoffröhren ist die Performance beendet. Komponenten/Materialien: 10 Leuchtstoffröhren, Arduino, Relais, Mikrofone

"Selbstgebautes Instrument" von Jiyun Park

Sound Performance

This Project is built in january, 2017 and I keep developing by experimenting with different stuffs. It is focusing on a spectrum of sounds by an experimental instrument which is composed of strings and a metallic sound box, producing overtones, resonances and feedback. It is improvisation sound performance by a microphone and a bow. An idea which was a trigger to start this project, came from getting over an typical asthetic of classic music and making own sound of materials. During a performance, sound from the instrument can be mostly controlled, but there is unpredictable part which is always chageable despends on relation of metal and microphone and space of stage. Each of materials which composed of the intrument are important factors to find vareity spectrum of sound. The instrument is still developing with electronic equipments, for example, trasnducer, mixer and programming as well. It is interesting experimental sound performance by listening an ambiguous boundary between electronic and nature of sound. Recently, I give prominence to sound of each objects and relationship between materials.

References: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BeTkacf2RU

"Radio Alarm" von Marios Pavlou und Sybella Perry

Radio Alarm is a new web-radio platform at KHM, initiated by Marios Pavlou and Sybella Perry under the mentoring of Prof. Hans W.Koch.  

The first series of shows will take place during the Rundgang,consisting of live coverage of performances from Klanglabor and other sound-based projects produced by KHM students.  

The shows will be live-streamed on the official web radio page of Radio Alarm and audible at an open-air listening spot located in the Overstolzenhaus garden of the KHM Library.

"Situation" von Hye Young Sin

Sound Installation
This project starts with a simple imagination: "If one listens to rain drops under water, how would it sound like?" The basic construction of this work consists of an aquarium, a hydrophone, animated objects hanging above the water and two headphones. The hydrophone is designed to capture underwater sounds according to a pressure change, but it also functions as a sound filter. Two bottles, one ventilator and two tin-cans make different sounds through rhythmic and drone-like vibrations. Due to the constant dripping the water level is slowly rising and the sound picked up by the hydrophone changes accordingly. This sounding dynamics creates a distinctive sonic environment that alters through time.