Exploration of Experimental Music in an Improvisational Context through Solo and Collaborative performances.
Grgur Savic “Experience of Inner Sound Visions and Sound in Space” for prepared alto saxophone and flute in five movements, small electronics, found/ non/ -found objects, laptop, and projector.
Blending acoustic and amplified found and non-found objects, small electronics, and live video-reactive visuals, Grgur creates a unique real-time composition integrating a wide range of elements, including sound, the body, air, and space, while also capturing the essence of time, along with the dimensions of momentum of our presence and present thoughts.
Not to forget, there is the place of the listeners, who co-create the work through their experiences and imagination by putting it in a close relation with everything they know. Fundamentally, while the musical graphics are clear, his compositions are an invitation for further work-in-progress experimentation, which is led by a curiosity that keeps altering continuously.
Movements:
• Mov I. Nebula Sector P-104 – for prepared saxophone, flute and small electronics
• Mov II. Kashyyyk Orbits – for prepared saxophone and objects
• Mov III. Blixus – for prepared transmitter and objects
• Mov IV. CT-5555 – for prepared saxophone and field sound
All Photos (c) Goran Mehkek
with / Pitch Shifting
Experience of Inner Sound Visions and Sound in Space // Collaborative Installation performance w/ Pitch Shifting as a part of CONTAINERKLANG FESTIVAL #19 #20 #21, Kölner Gesellschaft für Neue Musik, Essen
Creating visual expressions and spatial arrangements of collages and animations for audio-reactive visual set, Star uses a visual semiotic system of digital motion collages, using 3D art, creative code, animation and design techniques. Recreating the sound of different types of machines, in – out scenery and other human-made objects, Savic blends a variety of extended techniques involving woodwind and brass instruments (prepared saxophone and flute, amplified objects, and small electronics) along with the use of small speakers.
The concept employs small speaker circuitry, with a resistance ranging from 4 to 8 ohms, for sound generation achieved by incorporating aluminum foil that responds to the wind from USB ventilators, causing both movement and sound production when the foil elements come together.
Carina Khorkhordina / Grgur Savic – full schilf
Hanna Schörken / Grgur Savic
JD Zazie / Grgur Savic
Micro-Macro – Grgur Savic / Seiji Morimoto