Labs

From apps to free improvisation to intricate compositions: We covered quite a lot of ground in the latest of Frankenstein’s labs.

In the delightful Ambassaden Line Tjørnhøj talked about the role of improvisation and technology in her composition processes Eyvind Gulbrandsen talked about the thrill of being thrown into unusual situations and working with (pop) musicians one doesn’t normally work with: And Rudiger Meyer …

Anders Børup’s revival of music with mouth to MIDI, …and Carl Bergstrøm’s improvisation using Anders’ setup Mette Nielsen’s no-input mixing special London guest Zoe Martlew with her amplified cello and Casper Cordes with smartphone interactions