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Oscillations • Sound Art in the Black Box

17 and 18 February 2023, Mainz, Germany

Oscillations

Sound art students from the Hochschule für Musik exhibit.
Three sound installations by
Leon Senger,
Juan Bermudez and
Kyungseo Min
will be on display in the Black Box on 17 and 18 February 2023.

On 17 February, Wingel Mendoza will give a sound performance at 17:00.

Opening hours
Fri 17.02. from 2pm to 8pm
Sat 18.02. from 11am. to 5pm.
Admission is free.

Students of the Master's programme Sound Art Composition under the direction of Prof. Peter Kiefer

Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
Hochschule für Musik /School of Music
Black Box
Jakob-Welder Weg 28
55128 Mainz

Candle Performance Juan Bermudez

7. Dec 2022, Mainz, Germany

The sound art student from Mainz University, Juan Bermudez, presents a performance about time at the Walpodenakademie Mainz. Nails put into candles fall onto the metal surface as the candle burns down, triggering sound. One of the oldest ways of measuring time is combined with the most modern computer technology, but retains the charm of the ancient. Congratulations !
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Klangkünstler bei Walpoden Adventskalender-Konzerten, Mainz

Der Mainzer Kunstverein Walpodenstraße 21 e.V. veranstaltet alljährlich einen Adventskalender der besonderen Art: Vom 01. bis 23. Dezember werden von 18 - 19h dreiundzwanzig verschiedene tägliche Überraschungsperformance im Schaufenster der Walpodenakademie gezeigt und gestreamet - diese über die Online Kanäle.
Die Bandbreite der lokalen, regionalen und überregional bekannten Akteur*innen reicht von liebevoll besinnlich, über nachdenklich visionär, queer bis aufwühlend schrill.

Es sind auch vier Klangkünstler:innen des Studienganges Klangkunst-Komposition vertreten.
07.12. - Juan Bermudez
14.12. - Danbi Jeung
16.12. - Wingel Mendoza
17.12. - Leon Senger

walpodencekalender
Das Konzept des Walpodencekalenders hat sich als absolut pandemietauglich erwiesen, da alle Performances von aussen durch die Schaufensterscheibe zu betrachten oder per Stream in Echtzeit zu verfolgen sind.

Eintritt frei – Die Veranstaltungen können direkt von der Neubrunnenstraße aus verfolgt werden!
Neubrunnenstraße 8
55116 Mainz

Eine Veranstaltungsreihe des Mainzer Kunstvereins Walpodenstraße 21 e.V.
Mit freundlicher Unterstützung der Landeshauptstadt Mainz

2 Mainzer Klangkünstler:innen mit Neustart Kultur Stipendium ausgezeichnet.


Wir freuen uns sehr, mitteilen zu können, dass in der dritten und letzten Runde des Stipendienprogramms des Musikfonds (STIP-III) zwei Mainzer Klangkünstler:innen mit Neustart Kultur Stipendium ausgezeichnet wurden:
Danbi Jeung und Wingel Mendoza erhalten jeweils eine substantielle Förderung für die Entwicklung von künstlerisch-kompositorischen Vorhaben in 2023. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!

Bis zum 1. September 2022 sind zur 3. Runde des Stipendienprogramms rund 2.000 Anträge eingereicht worden.
Die Fachjury des Musikfonds hat die Anträge bewertet und nach intensiven Beratungen am 11. November 2022 rund 1.000 Stipendien bewilligen können.
Finanziert wird STIP-III aus Mitteln der Beauftragten der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (BKM), im Rahmen des Rettungs- und Zukunftsprogramms NEUSTART KULTUR. Dank an Staatsministerin Claudia Roth herzlich für die Bereitstellung der Mittel!

english:
We are very pleased to announce that in the third and final round of the Music Fund's scholarship programme (STIP-III), two sound artists from Mainz have been awarded Neustart Kultur scholarships:
Danbi Jeung and Wingel Mendoza each receive substantial funding for the development of artistic-compositional projects in 2023. Congratulations!

Around 2,000 applications were submitted for the 3rd round of the scholarship programme until 1 September 2022.
The expert jury of the Music Fund evaluated the applications and, after intensive deliberations, was able to approve around 1,000 scholarships on 11 November 2022.
STIP-III is financed with funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media (BKM), within the framework of the NEUSTART KULTUR rescue and future programme. Sincere thanks to Minister of State Claudia Roth for providing the funds!

Danbi Jeung erhält Stipendium für Worpswede

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Danbi Jeung erhält Stipendium für innovative Musikkompositionen des Niedersächsische Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur. Es werden sechs herausragende junge Komponist*innen in 2022 gefördert. Alle Stipendiat*innen sind Studierende bzw. Alumni der HMTMH Hannover.

Das Stipendium für innovative Musikkompositionen soll freiberufliche Nachwuchskünstler*innen in die Lage versetzen, über einen Zeitraum bis zu einem Jahr verstärkt künstlerisch tätig zu sein. Darüber hinaus besteht die Möglichkeit, bis zu zwei Monate des Förderzeitraums in den Martin-Kausche-Ateliers in Worpswede zu verbringen.
Bis Ende November 2022 ist Danbi Jeung dort zu Gast.

Martin-Kausche-Ateliers
Stipendium für innovative Musikproduktion Niedersachsen

Danbi Jeung

Danbi Jeung was born in 1991 in Seoul, South Korea. She studied musical instrumental- and electronic composition in Seoul and Hanover (Germany). Since 2019, she has been studying composition and sound art at the University of Music Karlsruhe and HfM Mainz.

Her works have been performed and exhibited by various ensembles and in several places such as Ensemble Harmony, Trio Surplus, Ensemble Musikfabrik, Ensemble cross.art in Seoul, Karlsruhe, Bremen, Lüneburg, Hanover, and Fulda, etc. In her work, she deals with the combination of sounds, plays, and text, and uses new scene phenomena.

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Kyungseo Min

Kyungseo Min was born in Seoul, South Korea, in 1993.
She studied applied music (jazz and pop music composition) at Nazarene University in Korea.
As a jazz duo and trio, she has performed at music festivals and served as an accompanist (keyboardist) for Korean singers.
In 2019 and 2021, she released her own single albums, which she produced.

Since 2021, she has been studying sound art and electronic music, mainly trying to focus on how to express various social issues with sound.
Since October 2022, she has been studying in the Master's programme in Sound Art Composition at the Hochschule für Musik.

Website
Kyungseo Min

Anahita Ghasemi Nasab

Born and raised in Ahwaz, Iran, the grounding for her work lies in the deep understanding of the sonic aspects of language, human speech, and the possibility of inducing visual perception through aural data. As an artist, she is interested in walking between the line of extreme and subtle. The subtle can carry extreme messages and the extreme can have subtle nuances.

Her walking this line is in many cases meant literal. She’s using herself as a subject to explore the individual suffering of humans and how to overcome it. Given her musical background, sound has been for a long time not only her primary but my only media. Recently she has reached a point where she started to feel the need to use visual aspects like photos, videos, and live performances as complementary layers in her projects.

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Juan David Bermúdez Dávila

Juan David Bermúdez is a Colombian sound artist, composer, and music producer. His work as an artist revolves around the relationships between sound, space, and time and how to experience existence through sound. Juan David has a Music bachelor degree with emphasis on Sound engineering from the Javeriana University, finishing his studies with academic honors in 2018. His sound installations have been exhibited in Matik-Matik, Biblioparque Marqués de San Jorge, Javeriana University and Espacio Odeón. Since 2018, he has been part of the experimental music ensembles Time Canvases and Indemo that perform and compose music in non-conventional settings, hoping to create experiences in which the music becomes part of everyday situations. Nowadays he is studying a M.mus in sound art composition at the Hochschule für Musik Mainz under the tutoring of Peter Kiefer, Stefan Fricke and Andres Bosshard.

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Wingel Mendoza

Wingel Pérez Mendoza was born in Mexico City (1982). He got the Trinity College Bachelor degree in composition in 2009, later he studied at Rotterdam Conservatory with Robin de Raaff (composition Professor) and Rene Uijlenhoet (Electronic music Professor) in The Netherlands in which he got the Master degree in composition in 2014. Later, he studied his Meisterklasse Komposition in the Hochschule für Musik Würzburg in Germany with Professor Robert HP Platz. He is studied the Master's program Klangkunst Komposition in the Hochschule für Musik Mainz with Prof. Peter Kiefer and Prof. Ancke Exckardt.

For Wingel, the sound is a material that is made not only by sonic energy, but it is made with images, memories, lights, movements, actions like touching, thinking. Therefore, my personal interest as a composer and sound artist is to expand the context of sound interacting with external sources such as electronic means (live electronics, video, space [sound environment and the interaction with nature], image, movement, sensors) and also the interaction with other arts such as dance and/or Theatre, in order to create new possibilities and new ways of perception. Moreover, I improvise and perform with different devices (digital and analog) as a part of sound practice. Finally, as an exploration, I create my own analog devices or digital instruments in order to find new sources of sounds.

Website links:

Soundcloud

Youtube

Webpage

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