david
Active Member
i-and-e in association with Volume V-I think I remember
presents
a concert of improvised music
LUCIO CAPECE soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, electronics
DAVID LACEY percussion, electronics
PAUL VOGEL computer, clarinet
Saturday 24 January
Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin 2
Doors 7 pm
Admission 5 euro (tickets at door)
Lucio Capece (1968).
Musician born in Argentina based in Berlin since 2004. He plays bass clarinet,
soprano saxophone, and Sruti Box.
He plays mainly self composed and improvised music, focusing in the time
experience and the perception experience as main subjects.
He works time in the research of constructing no narrative music, and perception
working sound in it’s most granular characteristics.
Capece finished academic studies as a classical guitar player and studied the
John Coltrane´s approach to saxophone playing, and classical and contemporary
music in the bass clarinet, in Argentina.
He played in Argentina for more than 10 years with the ensemble Avion Negro,
relating composition and improvisation.
He studied his instruments also in Lyon, France in 1997 with Louis Sclavis and
stayed for 9 months in New York in 2000, meeting several musicians related to
improvisation and new music ( Tim Berne, Hank Roberts, Marilyn Crispell, Gerry
Hemingway, Jim Black)
He moved to Europe in 2002 establishing himself in Berlin in 2004. Since then he
has been active in the improvised music scene, playing in Europe and Argentina.
Releasing also several Cd´s.
In terms of instrumental playing Capece uses his own extensions and
preparations.
He considers everyday sounds as a main influence, as well as artists from other
disciplines, like Robert Bresson and László Moholy- Nagy.
Capece directed in 2007 a sound- Lights- acusmatic project at the Bauhaus
Archive, in Berlin, performing with the “Light-Space Modulator”, the legendary
kinetic sculpture built by László Moholy- Nagy in 1922-1930.
He plays mainly in the context of long term working groups.
Capece shares projects with Mika Vainio, Toshimaru Nakamura, Axel Dorner, Kevin
Drumm, Robin Hayward, Rhodri Davies, Burkhard Beins, Mattin, Julia Eckhardt,
Franz Hautzinger, Domenico Sciajno, Sergio Merce, and Christian Kesten,
releasing Cd’s with several of them.
He played and shared several projects with Radu Malfatti, Keith Rowe, Taku
Sugimoto, and Sean Meehan among others, and was part of projects, as a
performer, with Phill Niblock, Christian Wolff and Pauline Oliveros, with the
Q-O2 Ensemble.
Future releases include a duo with Mika Vainio on Editions Mego and a sextet
with Julia Eckhardt, Christian Kesten, Radu Malfatti, Toshimaru Nakamura and
Taku Sugimoto on Cathnor Recordings.
http://luciocapece.blogspot.com
presents
a concert of improvised music
LUCIO CAPECE soprano saxophone, bass clarinet, electronics
DAVID LACEY percussion, electronics
PAUL VOGEL computer, clarinet
Saturday 24 January
Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin 2
Doors 7 pm
Admission 5 euro (tickets at door)
Lucio Capece (1968).
Musician born in Argentina based in Berlin since 2004. He plays bass clarinet,
soprano saxophone, and Sruti Box.
He plays mainly self composed and improvised music, focusing in the time
experience and the perception experience as main subjects.
He works time in the research of constructing no narrative music, and perception
working sound in it’s most granular characteristics.
Capece finished academic studies as a classical guitar player and studied the
John Coltrane´s approach to saxophone playing, and classical and contemporary
music in the bass clarinet, in Argentina.
He played in Argentina for more than 10 years with the ensemble Avion Negro,
relating composition and improvisation.
He studied his instruments also in Lyon, France in 1997 with Louis Sclavis and
stayed for 9 months in New York in 2000, meeting several musicians related to
improvisation and new music ( Tim Berne, Hank Roberts, Marilyn Crispell, Gerry
Hemingway, Jim Black)
He moved to Europe in 2002 establishing himself in Berlin in 2004. Since then he
has been active in the improvised music scene, playing in Europe and Argentina.
Releasing also several Cd´s.
In terms of instrumental playing Capece uses his own extensions and
preparations.
He considers everyday sounds as a main influence, as well as artists from other
disciplines, like Robert Bresson and László Moholy- Nagy.
Capece directed in 2007 a sound- Lights- acusmatic project at the Bauhaus
Archive, in Berlin, performing with the “Light-Space Modulator”, the legendary
kinetic sculpture built by László Moholy- Nagy in 1922-1930.
He plays mainly in the context of long term working groups.
Capece shares projects with Mika Vainio, Toshimaru Nakamura, Axel Dorner, Kevin
Drumm, Robin Hayward, Rhodri Davies, Burkhard Beins, Mattin, Julia Eckhardt,
Franz Hautzinger, Domenico Sciajno, Sergio Merce, and Christian Kesten,
releasing Cd’s with several of them.
He played and shared several projects with Radu Malfatti, Keith Rowe, Taku
Sugimoto, and Sean Meehan among others, and was part of projects, as a
performer, with Phill Niblock, Christian Wolff and Pauline Oliveros, with the
Q-O2 Ensemble.
Future releases include a duo with Mika Vainio on Editions Mego and a sextet
with Julia Eckhardt, Christian Kesten, Radu Malfatti, Toshimaru Nakamura and
Taku Sugimoto on Cathnor Recordings.
http://luciocapece.blogspot.com
