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first performance of my soundtrack for the film 'an andalusian dog' by luis bunuel and salvador dali! saturday march 6th at franz k, reutlingen, 8pm.
further highlight of that evening will be the performance of terry riley's 'in c'. wuerttemberg philharmonic orchestra, thomas maos - electric guitar, kurt laurenz theinert - visual piano.
fried daehn - composition, leader. more info www.franzk.net
Thursday, 4-Feb-2010, 06:41 AM GMT
next camp festival takes place at university of design karlsruhe. 12 international artists will work together on audiovisual performances beeing presented may 28 and 29 at 10 pm at hfg, lorenzstrasse, karlsruhe. camp '10 line up: vincent alapmillipe, martin blazicek, fried daehn, ludger hennig, volker illi, thomas maos, vincent royer, joris ruehl, ursula scherrer, frank schulte, matthias siegert, chiaki watanabe. further info soon on www.camp-festival.de
Thursday, 4-Feb-2010, 06:35 AM GMT
you can watch the video cuento on youtube.
paste 'cuento for electric cello' into search.
direct link did not work so far... enjoy!
video was shot live in the forest. camera: hanna smitmans, video editing: fried.
Friday, 31-Jul-2009, 06:49 AM GMT
10 pieces for electric cello. published on dml-records. some of the finest compositions for electric cello by fried daehn on cd now! listen and more info
Monday, 1-Jun-2009, 05:43 PM GMT
Audio.Visual - On Visual Music and Related Media Cornelia Lund and Holger Lund (Eds.) feat. essay by Fried Daehn about visual music and the video 'score' on the dvd. 320 pages, many images, format 17,5 x 25 cm. Hardcover, with DVD. Text English / Deutsch ISBN 978-3-89790-293-0 Publisher: Arnoldsche Verlagsanstalt - Stuttgart Available: March 2009
Tuesday, 3-Mar-2009, 07:20 AM GMT
Audio.Visual - On Visual Music and Related Media
As a publication, Audio.Visual is divided into two sections: the first deals with the academic discussion on the subject of visual music; the second introduces contemporary paradigms of audio-visual praxis in brief presentations and contextualises them. Apart from being a guide in the historical sense, this new volume provides theoretical approaches to understanding and making visual music. The subject is approached from the fringe (music video, Expanded Cinema, games, etc.) so that the phenomenon can, on the one hand, be more accurately defined via interfaces with other forms of audio-visual production and, on the other, through an attempt at distinguishing it from them. Drawing heavily on examples, the individual essays discuss various aspects of visual music.
Contemporary approaches to producing and handling visual music are presented in brief essays that abound with examples. The texts and illustrations are intended to introduce visual music from a great many angles, including the perspectives of musicians, artists, curators, festival directors and software developers, and provide insights into what is currently going on both in the experimental sector and at clubs.
The approaches and results presented in the book can be verified and checked with the accompanying DVD that features earlier and current examples of visual music. The DVD shows mainly material from live performances that is often extremely hard to find, be it from Expanded Cinema or performances by VJs and musicians. Visual music and the interplay of cutting-edge media. An exciting book on what is going on right now in the new media: from the experimental sector to the club scene.
Tuesday, 3-Mar-2009, 07:15 AM GMT
the brains: fried daehn - electric cello, thomas maos - electric guitar and hanfreich - digital beats presenting their new album 'endorphine'.
finest urban jazz and electric rock compositions being released on way out records february 2009.
Wednesday, 11-Feb-2009, 06:39 AM GMT
fried daehns video 'score' will be shown at
visual music marathon, to be held in new york city on april 11th, 2009, in conjunction with the mfa computer art department of the school of visual arts (sva). The festival will be held in the newly renovated theatre purchased this year by sva, which is at 333 west 23rd street, in the heart of chelsea, a major arts district in new york.
Sunday, 23-Nov-2008, 04:03 AM GMT
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