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# 2, March 2003
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FYLKINGEN ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
THOMAS LILJENBERG
In 2000, Fylkingen started its "Artist
in Residence" project. Here are two articles on installation
projects by Thor McIntyre-Burnie, Chris Watson and Mike Harding
who were Fylkingen's artists in residence during 2001 and 2002.
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A PIER - THOR
McINTYRE-BURNIE
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"A Piering is a creative study
of a unique site and a special phenomenon, the late Victorian
West Pier in Brighton and it's natural development during
dereliction. The primary point of interest is the interplay
between the pier's current physical state and its function
as a zone of public space for birds and people alike.....(continue)"
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LISTENING
POST - CHRIS WATSON AND MIKE HARDING
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"Chris Watson and Mike Harding
were invited to Stockholm by Fylkingen with support from
IASPIS. As part of the exchange project Chris Watson and
Mike Harding performed a site-specific sound installation
at the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm and
held a workshop in 'field recording'...(continue)"
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THE GENDER OF MUSIC
GUIDO ZECCOLA
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"Have we ever really asked ourselves
why there are so many male composers and so few female ones? Apart
from some 'female' composers in Scandinavia, such as Cecilie Ore
(Norway) and Kaija Saariaho (Finland), the only female exponents
of "New Music" are in the USA...(continue)"
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Guido Zeccola, music critic, discusses here
on the gender of the "art music" of our time.
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EMS PRIZE
ULF STENBERG/EMS
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Ulf Stenberg, the director of EMS
(Elektron Musik Studio) in Stockholm, explains the background
and intention behind the emsPrize, an international music
award with specific concern to "text-sound composition".
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MEREAMIS
PÄR JOHANSSON/SEAMS
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Pär Johansson, the former secretary
of SEAMS (the Society for Electroacoustic Music) presents
their programme MEREAMIS, i.e. "More Electroacoustic
Music in Sweden", which opened national-wide tours
with various forms of electroacoustic music in Sweden.
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PHANTOM BROADCAST
JOHN DUNCAN
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After several recent works with radio
used as a side element, John Duncan focuses again on shortwave
as the full source material in his phantom broadcast, with
one slight twist.
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HZ NET GALLERY
curator: SACHIKO HAYASHI
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| For the first time,
Hz/Fylkingen presents internet art works by international
net artists. This first issue of Hz Net Gallery focuses
on 4 works by the following artists: "Self-less"
by Wolf Kahlen, "A is for an Apple" by David Clark,
"Soundscraper" by Stanza, and "www.nowar.nogame.org"
by jimpunk.
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