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END OF YEAR: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Welcome to the first Noozletter of 2019 (or the last one of 2018, depending on your time zone). As we cross over into the new year, I like to pause and reflect on the one past. It was in many respects a great year, but with a couple of serious bad points that cannot be ignored. The Good The Bad The Ugly

For the good:

Highlight Performances

I enjoyed virtually all of my 2018 gigs, but there are a couple of standouts. The audience rising up and dancing spontaneously to my music in Lima Peru thrilled me to the core. Being able to share the bill with Yasuaki Shimizu at the Barbicon Center in London was a distinct pleasure. Any chance to collaborate with Sankaijuku dancer/choreographer Dai Matsuoka never disappoints. And playing my compositions on a mostly-folk series in a small village in Scotland where the audience had little to no exposure to live experimental computer music yet gave me a rousing ovation and bought all my merchandise, was like a dream come true.

Travel

While still based in Japan I had a number of overseas tours and run-outs. Two tours in Europe, one solo and one with my musical partner Miki Yui as Realistic Monk. It was tremendous fun to visit Peru for the first time – wonderful people, great audiences, and some terrific food. I was able to follow up my first visit to Scotland by a second trip two months later. Both were great fun – and despite any stereotypes, I had a number of excellent meals there.

Media Attention

New releases

  • In June, Unseen Worlds released the follow-up to my 2016 release of archival works. This one is called New Electronic Music from the Eighties and Nineties. As before, I was very happy with the response from both the public and the critics. The first pressing sold out in a matter of weeks, and some of the reviews are quoted in other parts of this letter. I couldn’t be happier working with IUnseen Worlds, and am looking forward to a new release with them in 2019, featuring my recent work from the past couple of years. http://www.unseenworlds.com/releases/electronic-music-from-the-eighties-and-nineties
  • In September, Meakusma released Realm, the first album of REALISTIC MONK, my duo project with Japanese born, German based sound artist Miki Yui. With liner notes from David Toop, this release has proved a hit especially amongst lovers of experimental ambient cinema sonore. https://meakusma.bandcamp.com/album/realm-2

Collaborators

Big thanks to all my wonderful collaborators this past year! It has been so great working with each and every one of you.
Akaihirume, Pearl Alexander, Altered States, Anna Irite, Soo Yeon Lyuh, Dai Matsuoka, Ned Rothenberg, SAEBORG, Yasuaki Shimizu, Aki Takahashi, Ami Yamasaki, Miki Yui – Bless you all!

For the Bad:

Without question the darkest moment in the year was the sudden passing of my longtime friend, critic Jonathan Gold. Not only was he a good friend and great eating partner but always a staunch supporter of my music. He plugged me numerous times in his columns, wrote program notes for my concert at the Getty Center and did the liner notes for my first LP release on Unseen Worlds. But more than that, he was a just a great guy in every sense and his disappearance is a terrible loss for Los Angeles in particular. I was heartened by the tremendous outpouring of love that the city showed after he passed, from changing the lights at City Hall and LAX airport, naming a plaza in front of Grand Central Market, and many other tributes. It is going to be very strange to visit LA next time without him there. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/21/obituaries/jonathan-gold-dead-los-angeles-food-critic.html

 

For the Ugly

What, Donald Trump is still president? Are you kidding??? We really have to do something about that PRONTO.

On the horizon:

A three city tour in Taiwan with Akaihirume in January. Performing in New York and at The Big Ears Festival (Knoxville) in March. Berlin in June. DUBLAB will be hosting a serial presentation of some of my composer interviews originally broadcast on KPFK in the 1980’s, including Steve Reich, Terry Riley, Chen Yi, Toru Takemitsu and more.

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Carl Stone December 2017 Noozletter Madeira & Tokyo

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. What, December is around the corner again so soon? It’s scary.

I heard a bird sing
In the dark of December,
A magical thing,
And sweet to remember:
“We are nearer to spring
Than we were in September.”
~Oliver Herford, “Hope,” in The Century Magazine, January 1914

How did it get so late so soon?
It’s night before it’s afternoon.
December is here before it’s June.
My goodness how the time has flewn.
How did it get so late so soon?
~Dr. Seuss

This Noozletter is to bring you up to date on my final activities for 2017. What a year it’s been, with performances as far flung as Taiwan, Norway, Madeira, the USA and naturally Japan. And of course there was also that most exciting and unexpected MacArthur fellowship!*

We are looking forward to any chance to see you in 2018, but meanwhile here’s information about what is coming this month. If there is any chance at all that I could meet you at one of these, I would be most glad.

* (that I didn’t get)

AND NOW THE NOOZ:
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Fri Dec 1 MADEIRA PT
MUDAS – MUSEU DE ARTE CONTEMPORÅNEA DA MADEIRA
Vale Dos Amores / Calheta
tel: +351 291098132
Email: rafael@apca-madeira.org
http://www.madeiradig.com/
Carl performs at the MADEIRADiG Festival, on the island of Madeira, situated equidistant from both Portugal and Morocco. Also on the evening bill, The Necks! The MADEIRADIG Festival is a unique adventure in extraordinary music. Each December the Portuguese island – celebrated as a ‘paradise island’ and ‘floating garden’ – is transformed into a hotbed of digital art and culture. This is an avant garde journey through the world of serious music. The festival lasts four days (December 1-4) and also includes Greg Fox, Maja S.K. Ratkje, Laraaji, Rhy Chatham and the Ectoplasm Girls

While the rest of Europe is cold and dreary, experience some of the most formidable avant garde musicians in the world and stay in a gorgeous design hotel located on a clifftop in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. This intimate festival on the mountainous volcanic island of Madeira features a stunning and unsurpassable line-up, a landscape to match and wonderful spring temperatures.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
The Necks
For more information about this event, send email to rafael@apca-madeira.org
Euro 15 / Euro 12 (reduced*) includes after party
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Fri Dec 8 NAGOYA JP open 18h00 start 18h30
NAGOYA SCIENCE MUSEUM PLANETARIUM
Sakae 2-17-1 Naka-ku Nagoya Aichi (inside Shirakawa Park)
tel: 052-201-4486
http://www.ncsm.city.nagoya.jp/visit/attraction/event/2017/post_449.html
Map (English) at http://www.ncsm.city.nagoya.jp/en/visitors_guide/access.html
This December 8 & 9, a special two-evening media art event at the world’s largest planetarium, featuring three new collaborative works on the theme “The Edge of Infinity.” This event has been conceived and especially designed for the unique immersive environment of the Nagoya Planetarium, with its high-resolution projection system and multi-channel sound. Artists Carl Stone, Tomohiro Ueshiba and Yuichi Ito, all members of the faculty of Chukyo University’s Media Department, join with special guest UCNV and Takehisa Mashimo, along with Planetarium Director Katsuhiro Mohri as navigator. Yoshiko Matsuzaki serves as event coordinator. The program debuts on Friday December 8th and repeats Saturday December 9th. THIS is an event you will not want to miss!
Featured Artists:
Yuichi Itou – 井藤 雄一 (image & sound)
Tomohiro Ueshiba 上芝 智裕 (image & sound)
Carl Stone カール・ストーン (sound)
Takehisa Mashimo 真下 武久 (image & sound)
ucnv (image)
Katsuhiro Mohri (narration and navigation)
Regular: 1500 yen Students 800 yen
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Sun Dec 17 TOKYO KIYOSUMISHIRAKAWA open 19h00 start 20h00
PRIVATE HOME
please send email for address and directions
Email: akaihirume@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/events/339737853155904/

カール・ストーン/Carl Stone (electronics) and 赤い日ル女/AKAIHIRUME (voice)

return to Kiyosumishirakawa for a special performance: いつはどこへ/flow

The event takes place throughout a wonderfully designed, 3-story private home.
please contact us for more information and the address of the event:
akaihirume@gmail.com
subject:DEC17_2017

Featured Artists:
カール・ストーン/Carl Stone (electronics)
赤い日ル女/AKAIHIRUME (voice)
For more information about this event, send email to akaihirume@gmail.com

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Sat Dec 23 TOKYO ROPPONGI JAPAN open 19h00 start 20h00
SUPERDELUXE
3-1-25-B1F Nishi-Azabu Minato-ku
tel: 03-5412-0515
https://www.super-deluxe.com/room/4396/
Map (Japanese) at https://www.super-deluxe.com/map/
Map (English) at https://www.super-deluxe.com/map/
Carl and saxophonist Yasuaki Shimizu, the duo that electrified the Aichi Triennale back in 2013, reunite for a special performance at Tokyo’s SuperDeluxe, as the closing act for the Tokyo Noise Theater Ⅱ festival. In addition to a great line up of musicians for the show, Akiko Nakayama will be doing her amazing live painting during the entire evening. This is Carl’s final performance for 2017 – if you are anywhere near Tokyo you should try to make it!
Featured Artists:
Live:
・Yasuaki Shimizu × Carl Stone
・Hair Stylistics × Foodman
・Party Killers! (Jin Harada + Suppa Micro ・Pamchopp + Shogo Haraguchi)

Alive Painting:
・Akiko Nakayama

DJ:
・Dj healthy
adv. 2800円 / door 3300円

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Carl Stone December Noozletter – Tokyo, Tokyo and Tokyo

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. As we reach the final month of 2016, it’s hard not to be amazed at what a strange and discomforting year it has been, not only in global politics but also in the more rarified world of experimental and electronic music. In just the past few months we have lost several giants in our midst, such as Jean-Claude Risset and Pauline Oliveros. While I was a great admirer of Risset’s music and had enjoyed the several times I had met him in person, it is Pauline who I, like many others, felt a tremendous bond and now a tremendous loss. At 84, she was vital and active up to the very end, passing away peacefully in her sleep on November 24th. In death as in life, she always exuded a kind of gentle power, in control of her own destiny.

As unhappy as a lot of us as a group feel about the year, I have to say I have taken much personal comfort in the warm acceptance of my new album on Unseen Worlds, “Carl Stone: Electronic Music from the Seventies and Eighties” among the public and press. Our first pressing is almost completely sold out – new pressing on the way soon! – and the reviews have been stellar. Just a taste:

A missing link, not only in the history of avant-garde and electronic music, but within the entire body of arranged sound (popular or otherwise).– The Hum

Stunning …. full of purring drones that at first appear to hardly be moving, only to have them slowly slide and reveal infinite amounts of overtones…lovely, prickly, meditative, and maddening – Pitchfork

The eight pieces ….on this three-LP collection of pioneering work by American electro-acoustic composer Carl Stone constitute an oft-mesmerizing two-and-a-half hours…(Shing Kee is) spellbinding. – Textura

Astounding …dizzying hall-of-mirrors refractions built from tiny fragments of Asian pop, American R&B and classical…. Stone’s resourcefulness and originality is unmistakable, and these sounds remain fresh decades later. – Best of Bandcamp Contemporary Classical: November 2016

It lights up our pleasure centres like a quid in a fruit machine….It’s all totally new to us and feels like somebody just opened a big skylight onto our listening lives, flooding us with new sensations……Not to be missed by anyone with a taste for innovative electronic music of the rarest order. – Boomkat

This album is available as a 3-LP set, or via digital download in multiple formats. Those of you who prefer CD format can burn-it-yourself. Available from www.unseenworlds.net/releases/electronic-music-from-the-seventies-and-eighties-f26a65db-7062-4dd6-9292-a4ae3571ba14

For live performance, three events in Tokyo bring the year to a close. It would be great if I could meet you at one or the other – or all three! Otherwise, let’s try to meet sometime in 2017, as plans are afoot for gigs in the US, Europe, Singapore and of course Japan. It might even be a great year, you never know!

And now, the nooz:
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Mon Dec 12 TOKYO JAPAN 19h00
DOMMUNE
Vua Bld B1F Higashi 4-6-5 Shibuya-ku Tokyo

http://www.dommune.com/about/
http://www.dommune.com
Map (Japanese) at http://www.dommune.com/about/
Carl participates as a performer with a solo set, preceded by a panel discussion on the wide topic of the computer in music, yesterday and today. This event will be streamed live on the Dommune channel. Hosted by DOMMUNE in Shibuya and produced by Yui Onodera.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone (Chukyo University)
Akihiro Kubota (Tama Fine Arts University)
Christophe Charles (Musashino Art Unversity)
Chihei Hatakeyama (Drone University)
Yui Onodera (Musashino Art Unversity)
1500 yen
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Sun Dec 18 TOKYO JAPAN open 19h00 start 20h00
Private Residence
Hirano 2-4-12 Koto-ku Tokyo
Email: akaihirume@gmail.com
Map (English) at http://http://pictures.sukothai.com/HIRANO-2-4-12.png
KOUKOU SURU / GIVE AND TAKE
A private house next to a temple and cemetery in the Kiyosumi area of Tokyo becomes the venue for a special installation/performance by Carl Stone (electronics) and Akai Hirume (voice). Multiple rooms in the uniquely designed house, plus adjacent areas surrounding, serve as the stage. The two artists find a way for a unique interaction.
*please contact akaihirume@gmail.com
「subject: DEC_18」for location details.
Featured Artists:
Akaihirume (voice and synthesizer)
Carl Stone (electronics)
For more information about this event, send email to akaihirume@gmail.com
“Nagesen” (free donation)
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Tue Dec 27 TOKYO SETAGAYA open 18h30 start 19h00
KID AILACK ART HALL
〒156-0043 Tokyo, Setagaya, Matsubara 2-43-11
tel: 03-3322-5564
http://blog.livedoor.jp/kidailack-schedule/
kidailack.co.jp
“ARIGATOU KID!”
On the occasion of the closing of KID AILACK, the long standing Tokyo live house that shuts its doors at the end of the month, four artists gather to celebrate its long and wonderful history of 39 years. We say sayonara with an evening of improvisation. Please join us.

Featured Artists:
Sizzle Ohtaka (voice)
Akikazu Nakamura (shakuhachi)
Morgan Fisher (keyboards, light paintings)
Carl Stone (laptop)

advance: ¥3500 + 1 drink; same day: ¥4000 + 1 drink

On the horizon: Performances in Singapore in January. California, New York, Italy and Switzerland in the Spring, my 3-LP set of early works 2nd pressing be released on the Unseen Worlds label. AND MORE!
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September 2016 – Germany, Denmark and a new album release

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. Have you have had a pleasant summer? And for those of you in Australia, New Zealand or South Africa, winter? This month finds us once again in Europe, with performances in Germany and Denmark. Three solo shows, two duos with my favorite unit REALISTIC MONK (w/ Miki Yui) and a collaboration with smell artist Wolfgang Georgsdorf, in a Catholic church in Berlin. I’m excited about these of course, but I’m even more psyched about the upcoming 3-LP release of my early and unpublished music going back to the seventies and eighties, which will be coming out by the end of September on the Unseen Worlds label (also available in digital format.) More information about this release at http://www.unseenworlds.com/releases/electronic-music-from-the-seventies-and-eighties-f26a65db-7062-4dd6-9292-a4ae3571ba14.


And now, the Nooz:

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Tue Sep 6 DUSSELDORF GERMANY open 20:00 start 20:30
FILMWERKSTATT DܜSSELDORF
Birkenstraße 47 (Hofgebäude), 40233, Düsseldorf, Germany
tel: 0049 (0)211 40 80 701
Email: mail@filmwerkstatt-duesseldorf.de
REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone + Miki Yui) perform at Filmwerkstatt, the comfortable cinema with great sound that hosted Carl’s solo performance in 2014. The unit’s title, Realistic Monk, is a simple anagram of the names of its members. They concentrate on smaller sounds, sometimes at the edge of perception, encouraging concentrated listening as they create deep soundscapes that emerge out of voices, noises, field recordings and acoustic feedback.
Featured Artists:
REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone & Miki Yui)
For more information about this event, send email to mail@filmwerkstatt-duesseldorf.de
8 EUR / 6 EUR (student discount)


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Sat Sep 10 HAMBURG GERMANY open 21h00 21h30
WESTWERK
Admiralitätstr. 74 20459 Hamburg
Email: jemand@westwerk.org
http://www.westwerk.org/
Map (English) at http://www.westwerk.org/hier.html
REALISTIC MONK Hamburg debut performance.
Westwerk is a gallery. Westwerk is a club. Westwerk is an old building in the centre of Hamburg. Westwerk is a group of artists and creatively minded people who maintain and programme this location as an off-space, an art gallery, a music club, a site for installations, performances, readings and events on the ground floor of an artists’ house located in an old building in the middle of Hamburg’s city centre. Realistic Monk concentrates on smaller sounds, sometimes at the edge of perception, encouraging concentrated listening as they create deep soundscapes that emerge out of voices, noises, field recordings and acoustic feedback.
Featured Artists:
REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone & Miki Yui)
For more information about this event, send email to jemand@westwerk.org
10EUR/8EUR


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Sun Sep 11 WORLD WIDE VIA INTERNET 20h00-21h00 (Central Europe)
THE LAKE RADIO
http://www.thelakeradio.com.
Carl in conversation with Jan Stricker from The Lake Radio, live on the internet from 20h00-21h00 (Central Europe) [2PM-3PM (New York 27h00-28h00 (Japan)]. Music included!
Broadcasting from Copenhagen to the world, The Lake is on air 24 hours daily at www.thelakeradio.com. The Lake aims to be the anti-thesis of commercial radio. Its function is to serve as a platform for experimental and inspiring music and sounds, without playlists, boundaries or limitations. The carefully curated library spans all decades of recorded audio, crossing geographical borders, languages and genres.


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Mon Sep 12 COPENHAGEN DENMARK open 19h30 start 20h00
MAYHEM
Ragnhildgade 1, Købehavn NV
Email: news@mayhemkbh.dk
http://www.mayhemkbh.dk/menu.html
Carl return to Copenhagen for his first solo performance in – yikes – 35 years! This time the plan is to bring down laptop mayhem at a music club of the same name.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
TR Kirstein
Jakob Draminsky Højmark
For more information about this event, send email to news@mayhemkbh.dk
60 DKR


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Tue Sep 13 AARHUS DENMARK 20h00
AARHUS CONCERT HALL
Chamber Music Hall
Skovgaardsgade 2c
8000 Aarhus C
tel: +45 72 26 74 21
Email: VIBE@musikkons.dk
Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus. DIEM ElekTro concert series
Carl Stone presents his evening length work FUJIKEN

FUJIKEN was composed between 2012 and 2013 in Tokyo where Carl Stone resides for much of the year. The work blends field recordings made through Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia and Japan) with appropriated music mostly from street cassettes, processed and resynthesized. The work has no set structure and although some sections have been more or less determined as to their materials and methods of manipulation, the overall form as well as the smaller musical details are open and improvised. Field materials tonight might include recorded meandering on the Chao Praya river (Bangkok), a fire outbreak in Phnom Pehn, college sports practice in Toyota City Japan, and whatever else the mood might seek.

Steve Smith, New York Times:
“(Carl Stone’s) music was a powerful stimulant with lingering euphoric effects. Voices stretched like taffy were folded into ghostly choruses; the whine of a stringed instrument became a mosquito arabesque. Noises normally rejected, like surface scrapes and static bursts, provided fertile sonic lodes.”

Jonathan Gold, Los Angeles Times:
” Is Carl Stone celebrated today for his tendency to name his opuses after his favorite restaurants – Kong-Joo and Sukothai instead of Serenade or Sonata in C# minor? Perhaps. It makes the pieces evocative of a specific time and place, and hints at the trans-global origins of the source material, while maintaining an almost absolute level of abstraction. How did he arrive on bricolage as an aesthetic strategy? Feed him a glass of Suntory and he may confess that it may have arisen from a work-study job in the uncrowded Cal Arts music library when he was an undergraduate, a job that put tens of thousands of recordings at his disposal and countless hours in which to listen to them.”

Featured Artists:
Carl Stone solo
For more information about this event, send email to VIBE@musikkons.dk
free


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Sat Sep 17 BERLIN GERMANY open 20h30 start 21h00
ST. JOHANNES-EVANGELIST-KIRCHE
Auguststr. 90, 10117 Berlin
tel: For Press: Marte Kräher, 0176 – 485 38 114, mk@achimklapp.de
Achim Klapp, 0173 – 297 08 19, ak@achimklapp.de
http://osmodrama.com/events/open-end17-09-scentscapse-soundscapes-carl-stone-u-a/
http://osmodrama.com/
For the finale of the Osmodrama Festival, Carl Stone and Wolfgang Georgsdorf will join electro acoustic compositions with olfactory art in a live performance. Soundscapes meet scentscapes. Carl Stone, an internationally acclaimed pioneer of electronic live music draws on his large repertoire of sound material; soundscapes that will become smellable through the interpretation on Smeller 2.0. Smelling a whole new world. Following this concert, sound and scenttracks by Sam Auinger and Matthias Haenisch amongst others will be played all night.
Some videos about Osmodrama (including interviews with Carl Stone) can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ79J-4URhViTz4f6Z3TMnA or https://vimeo.com/user44154717/videos
Online tickets available through Radialsystem V: http://preview.tinyurl.com/hf44bp7
Contact data for further information can be found at http://osmodrama.com/contact/
Featured Artists:
Wolfgang Georgsdorf (Smeller 2.0 organ)
Carl Stone (laptop electronics)
Later, the evening will also include soundscapes by:
Phill Niblock
Sam Auinger
Matthias Haenisch
(among others)
18€ / reduced 12€


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Sun Sep 18 BERLIN GERMANY 20h00
SPEKTRUM
Bürknerstraße 12 12047 Berlin
Email: http://spektrumberlin.de/
http://spektrumberlin.de/
Carl does a solo set at SPEKTRUM, the very cool venue in Neukoln Berlin. New work! Come check it out!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Giovanni Verga & Sara Picco
For more information about this event, send email to http://spektrumberlin.de/
donation between 8 and 12€

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On the horizon: Performances in Tokyo and Hong Kong this fall, a 3-LP set of early works to be released on the Unseen Worlds label in late September. AND MORE!

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June 2016 Noozletter – Tokyo, Karlsruhe, and the Périgord

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well.

Behold our June Noozletter.

As someone once said “Summer is a promissory note signed in June, its long days spent and gone before you know it, and due to be repaid next January.”
This month has us dividing out time between Japan and Europe, with events starting with a performance at an all-night fetish party in Tokyo and continuing on to play live at an historic church in the French Perigord. From the profane to the sacred! We hope you can come along for the ride.

And now the nooz:
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Sat Jun 4 TOKYO JAPAN 25:00
DEPARTMENT H – TOKYO KINEMA
Negishi 1-1-14 Taito-ku Tokyo
tel: 03-3874-7988
http://ameblo.jp/department-h/
https://twitter.com/saeborg
Map (Japanese) at http://www.kinema.jp/access/
Carl joins up with the unique rubber fetish performance artist SAEBORG for a set that will almost certainly astound. Department H will takes place every month in the historic Tokyo Kinema, a large ballroom from the Showa era in the heart of Tokyo’s Shitamachi (downtown). The doors open at midnight (technically June 5th) and the event proceeds until dawn. Carl’s set with SAEBORG will take place at 1:45 AM. A full timetable (in Japanese) can be found at http://ameblo.jp/department-h/. Discounts for those of you who come in costume !
Featured Artists:
Saeborg + Carl Stone
Kurage
Jounen
and more
¥5000, (¥4500 w/ flyer, ¥3000 in costume)
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Sat Jun 11 TOKYO SAKURADAI JAPAN open 18h30 start 19h00
POOL
Tokyo Nerima-ku Sakuradai 1-7-7 Silver Bl. B2F
tel: 03-6677-3860
Email: shim@mdel.co.jp
http://mdel.co.jp/pool/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1117075231676981/
Map (Japanese) at http://mdel.co.jp/pool/map.html
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/HttvyiEHWLk
Carl joins a noisy team for an event ominously titled “Sonic Assault!!”, featuring the premiere Tokyo appearance of French sound artist Julien Ottavi (aka The Noiser) plus KK Null, and the duo of Furudate Tetsu and Higuchi Keiko.
Featured Artists:
Julien Ottavi (aka THE NOISER from France)
Carl Stone
KK NULL
Tetsuo Furudate + Keiko Higuchi
For more information about this event, send email to shim@mdel.co.jp
2000jpy + 1d_adv / 2500jpy + 1d_door
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Tue Jun 14 TOKYO JAPAN open 19h30 start 20h00
SUPER DELUXE
3-1-25-B1F Nishi-Azabu Minato-ku
tel: 03-5412-0515 (Super-Deluxe)
Email: info@super-deluxe.com
https://www.super-deluxe.com/
Map (Japanese) at http://super-deluxe.com/map/
Map (English) at http://super-deluxe.com/map/
Test Tone Presents: Into the Troposhere
The peripatetic Test Tone series curated by Cal Lyall returns to its original host at Super Deluxe in Nishi Azabu, with a nice and varied lineup that includes the premiere appearance of TAPAKASHI, featuring Yasuaki Shimizu (tenor saxophone), Pearl Alexander (contrabass), Yumiko Tanaka (shamisen and taishogoto) and Carl on his patented laptop electronics.
Featured Artists:
Shoji Hano and Ninni Morgia (from NYC)
Yoshio Machida and Cal Lyall
TAPAKASHI (Yasuaki Shimizu + Carl Stone + Yumiko Tanaka + Pearl Alexander)
DJ: Evil Penguin
For more information about this event, send email to info@super-deluxe.com
Advance: ¥2500 At Door: ¥2800
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Sat Jun 18 DORDOGNE FRANCE 21h00
EGLISE SAINTE-CAPRAIS
D703, Carsac-Aillac, Dordogne, France
tel: (0033)6 77 95 39 35 (Association Sonosphere)
http://www.festival-hydraphonies.com
https://www.facebook.com/events/1718163618432211/

Carl performs as part of the first edition of FESTIVAL HYDRAPHONIES, presented by Sonosphere. Taking place at the heart of the « Perigord Noir », this festival is an invitation to unlikely and astounding journeys through sound art, music and screenings.
Through this event, Sonosphere aims at allowing the public to discover highly acclaimed figures of visual and sound art; the program will include very subtle artistic worlds that are rarely seen in this region, or even in France. These peculiar musicians, filmmakers and artists will bring the wealth of their talent to this beautiful valley.
Featured Artists:
Sonoparadisio
Katherine Liberovskaya
Phill Niblock
Guy de Bievre
Charlemagne Palestine
Rhys Chatham
Paul Clipson
Felicia Atkinson
Thomas Maury
one evening 12/10 euros – 2 evenings pass 20 euros


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Thu Jun 23 KARLSRUHE GERMANY 20h00
ZKM
Lorenzstraße 19 76135 Karlsruhe
tel: +49 (0)721 – 8100-0
Email: info@zkm.de
http://zkm.de/event/2016/06/realistic-monk
https://www.facebook.com/events/615933785249541/
Carl & Miki Yui, aka Realistic Monk perform at the Zentrum für Kunst und Medien (ZKM) in Karlsruhe Germany. Realistic Monk is a new performance the name formed by an anagraman anagram, formed from the names of the members. The duo focuses on sounds that are so fragile that they move at the edge of perception and encourage the listeners to listen very carefully. Our Karlsruhe debut!
Featured Artists:
REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone & Miki Yui)
For more information about this event, send email to info@zkm.de

 


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March 2016 Noozletter: Valencia Manhattan Brooklyn Boston and more

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. This month our Noozletter breaks yet another record. Dammit, I knew those 78rpm shellac recordings were too damn delicate to frisbee. No, not that kind of record – THIS kind of record.: We’re publishing on time twice in the past six months. We sure must have a lot of time on our hands.

Actually to the contrary, things have been quite busy in our Tokyo headquarters. Not only have we been hard at work planning for our upcoming spring concerts (with details below) but also working on a commission for a new multi-channel work for the BEAST system in Birmingham UK (April), concerts in France (June) and the launch of a new project with Germany based artist/composer Miki Yui (“Realistic Monk”) that is planning to tour in Europe this September. More information on these things in the newsletters to come, and of course you can also stay up to date by keeping your eye on our newly refreshed and refurbished website, http://www.sukothai.com or our Facebook page. But for the moment, here’s this month’s nooz:
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Thu Feb 4 WORLDWIDE VIA INTERNET 6PM-8PM PST
DUBLAB RADIO
Carl will be a guest on internet radio station DUBLAB, as a guest of the redoubtable Lady C. He’ll talk, play some recordings and do a live set on the air! Accessible anywhere in the word via the link below, here are some sample time zones to hear the interview and performance:

LA/SF: 6-8 PM Thursday Feb 4
NYC: 9-11 PM Thursday Feb 4
London: 2-4 AM Friday Feb 5
Paris: 03h00-05h00 Friday Feb 5
Bangkok: 09h00-11h00 Friday Feb 5
Tokyo: 11h00-13h00 Friday Feb 5
Try to tune in!!
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Fri Feb 5 LOS ANGELES CA 8PM
HUMAN RESOURCES
410 Cottage Home St.
Los Angeles CA 90012
https://www.facebook.com/events/1641076212825442/
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/p25tG5RuBLz
Carl Stone and Phill Niblock. A historic first, produced and presented by VOLUME. The event takes place at Human Resources, in the Chinatown area of LA, near both beautiful Chavez Ravine and tasty Phillipes The Original. You won’t want to miss this!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Phill Niblock
$20 pre-sale and $25 at the door.
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Mon Feb 8 OAKLAND CA 7:30 PM
MILLS COLLEGE ENSEMBLE ROOM
5000 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94613
tel: 510-430-2331
Email: bischoff@mills.edu
http://musicnow.mills.edu/songlines.php
Carl returns to Mills College after a 20 year absence to perform as part of the Songlines series, an interactive event where audience members can question and discuss with the artists. get up close and personal in the Mills Ensemble Room. He’ll talk about his early roots studying with Morton Subotnick and James Tenney, give a rundown of more recent activities, discuss musical life living in Tokyo, and present some recent works from his “Acid Minsoku” series.
For more information about this event, send email to bischoff@mills.edu
free
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Wed Mar 2 VALENCIA CA 8PM
CAL ARTS WILD BEAST MUSIC PAVILION
24700 McBean Pkwy Valencia CA 91355
https://calarts.edu/wild-beast
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/LGkHUtt7yNL2
Carl Stone And Ulrich Krieger, first public performance EVAH! This will take place at the The Wild Beast, the unique and highly flexible, acoustically optimized performance outdoor space at the California Institute of the Arts. Check back here for details, coming soon!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Ulrich Krieger
Free
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Sun Feb 28 NEW YORK NY 4PM
SCANDINAVIA HOUSE
58 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016
http://www.musicfromjapan.org/
Carl moderates a post-concert panel as the final event for MUSIC FROM JAPAN FESTIVAL 2016, which runs during the weekend of February 27-28. The concert itself will include music by Masahiro Miwa, Haruyuki Suzuki, Hiroyuki Yamamoto and others.
$20, ($15 for students and seniors)

On the horizon: New York City, Bard College, Boston in the Spring. A 2 LP set of early works on the Unseen Worlds label. AND MORE!
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February 2016 Noozletter: Los Angeles Oakland New York Valencia

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. This month our Noozletter breaks yet another record. Dammit, I knew those 78rpm shellac recordings were too damn delicate to frisbee. No, not that kind of record – THIS kind of record.: We’re publishing on time twice in the past six months. We sure must have a lot of time on our hands.

Actually to the contrary, things have been quite busy in our Tokyo headquarters. Not only have we been hard at work planning for our upcoming spring concerts (with details below) but also working on a commission for a new multi-channel work for the BEAST system in Birmingham UK (April), concerts in France (June) and the launch of a new project with Germany based artist/composer Miki Yui (“Realistic Monk”) that is planning to tour in Europe this September. More information on these things in the newsletters to come, and of course you can also stay up to date by keeping your eye on our newly refreshed and refurbished website, http://www.sukothai.com or our Facebook page. But for the moment, here’s this month’s nooz:
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Thu Feb 4 WORLDWIDE VIA INTERNET 6PM-8PM PST
DUBLAB RADIO
http://dublab.com/
Carl will be a guest on internet radio station DUBLAB, as a guest of the redoubtable Lady C. He’ll talk, play some recordings and do a live set on the air! Accessible anywhere in the word via the link below, here are some sample time zones to hear the interview and performance:

LA/SF: 6-8 PM Thursday Feb 4
NYC: 9-11 PM Thursday Feb 4
London: 2-4 AM Friday Feb 5
Paris: 03h00-05h00 Friday Feb 5
Bangkok: 09h00-11h00 Friday Feb 5
Tokyo: 11h00-13h00 Friday Feb 5
Try to tune in!!
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Fri Feb 5 LOS ANGELES CA 8PM
HUMAN RESOURCES
410 Cottage Home St.
Los Angeles CA 90012
http://www.volume.la/events/phill-niblock-carl-stone/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1641076212825442/
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/p25tG5RuBLz
Carl Stone and Phill Niblock. A historic first, produced and presented by VOLUME. The event takes place at Human Resources, in the Chinatown area of LA, near both beautiful Chavez Ravine and tasty Phillipes The Original. You won’t want to miss this!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Phill Niblock
$20 pre-sale and $25 at the door.
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Mon Feb 8 OAKLAND CA 7:30 PM
MILLS COLLEGE ENSEMBLE ROOM
5000 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94613
tel: 510-430-2331
Email: bischoff@mills.edu
http://musicnow.mills.edu/songlines.php
Carl returns to Mills College after a 20 year absence to perform as part of the Songlines series, an interactive event where audience members can question and discuss with the artists. get up close and personal in the Mills Ensemble Room. He’ll talk about his early roots studying with Morton Subotnick and James Tenney, give a rundown of more recent activities, discuss musical life living in Tokyo, and present some recent works from his “Acid Minsoku” series.
For more information about this event, send email to bischoff@mills.edu
free
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Wed Mar 2 VALENCIA CA 8PM
CAL ARTS WILD BEAST MUSIC PAVILION
24700 McBean Pkwy Valencia CA 91355
https://calarts.edu/wild-beast
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/LGkHUtt7yNL2
Carl Stone And Ulrich Krieger, first public performance EVAH! This will take place at the The Wild Beast, the unique and highly flexible, acoustically optimized performance outdoor space at the California Institute of the Arts. Check back here for details, coming soon!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Ulrich Krieger
Free
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Sun Feb 28 NEW YORK NY 4PM
SCANDINAVIA HOUSE
58 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016
http://www.musicfromjapan.org/
Carl moderates a post-concert panel as the final event for MUSIC FROM JAPAN FESTIVAL 2016, which runs during the weekend of February 27-28. The concert itself will include music by Masahiro Miwa, Haruyuki Suzuki, Hiroyuki Yamamoto and others.
$20, ($15 for students and seniors)

On the horizon: New York City, Bard College, Boston in the Spring. A 2 LP set of early works on the Unseen Worlds label. AND MORE!
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January 2016 Noozletter – BANGKOK OAKLAND VALENCIA

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. Happy New Year! I’m looking forward to great things in 2016 with you. Let’s not let the prospects of a Donald Trump presidency or the complete obliteration of bluefish tuna darken our spirits. Remember, “It will all be OK once the music starts to play.” And in this case, the music – my music – will start to play right away in January, and with plans for events in almost every month of the year. You will certainly be glad you subscribed to this noozletter, receiving those sweet sweet up to the minute announcements about concerts, talks, reviews, publications and all things Carl, delivered fresh to your inbox..

Normally this (ostensibly) monthly missive would contain detailed announcements only for the month within which it is published. However, as several of next month’s events happen rather early on, and we have been known to (ahem) sometimes be a few days late in publication, I’m going to list up February events as well, even if some of the details have not yet been firmly fixed. Please keep your eye on my web-blog at http://rlsto.net/Nooz for further updates.

Which brings me to my web-blog itself. A new year means a total face-lift and in fact a total rewrite of the blog. Wow! Now concert announcements, photos and music clips are all in one handy container, and while I think it looks and functions pretty well, I would love it if you could take a spin around the pages and let me know your comments, criticisms and advice.

And now the nooz:

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Thu Jan 28 BANGKOK THAILAND 20:30
BRIDGE ART SPACE
Soi Charoen Krung 51, Yan Nawa, Sathon, Bangkok 10120
tel: + 66 95 119 6621

https://www.facebook.com/bridgeartspace/
Carl’s Bangkok debut! He’ll be performing at a relatively new addition to the growing Bangkok scene, Bridge Art Space. Joining him for the evening will be Bangkok native, Cal Arts graduate, laptop artist Liew Niyomkarn. Produced by the Fog Fire sound art project. Please come if you’re anywhere in the Big Mango.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Liew Niyomkarn
+ secret guest
350 THB
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Fri Feb 5 LOS ANGELES CA 8PM
HUMAN RESOURCES
410 Cottage Home St.
Los Angeles CA 90012
http://www.volume.la/events/phill-niblock-carl-stone/
http://www.volume.la/
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/p25tG5RuBLz
Carl Stone sharing a gig with Phill Niblock. Produced and presented by VOLUME. The event takes place at Human Resources, in the Chinatown area of LA, near both beautiful Chavez Ravine and tasty Phillipes The Original. You won’t want to miss this!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Phill Niblock

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Mon Feb 8 OAKLAND CA 7:30 PM
MILLS COLLEGE ENSEMBLE ROOM
5000 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94613
tel: 510-430-2331
Email: bischoff@mills.edu
http://musicnow.mills.edu/songlines.php
Carl returns to Mills College after a 20 year absence to perform as part of the Songlines series, an interactive event where audience members can question and discuss with the artists. get up close and personal in the Mills Ensemble Room. He’ll talk about his early roots studying with Morton Subotnick and James Tenney, give a rundown of more recent activities, discuss musical life living in Tokyo, and present some recent works from his “Acid Minsoku” series.

Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
For more information about this event, send email to bischoff@mills.edu
free
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Wed Mar 2 VALENCIA CA time tba
CAL ARTS WILD BEAST MUSIC PAVILION
24700 McBean Pkwy Valencia CA 91355
https://calarts.edu/wild-beast
Map (English) at https://goo.gl/maps/LGkHUtt7yNL2
Carl Stone And Ulrich Krieger, first public performance EVAH! This will take place at the The Wild Beast, the unique and highly flexible, acoustically optimized performance outdoor space at the California Institute of the Arts. Check back here for details, coming soon!
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Ulrich Krieger
Free
On the horizon: France in June and the release of a multi-LP set of early works on the Unseen Worlds label.
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September 2015 Noozletter – GERMANY FRANCE AUSTRIA UK

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Greetings! I hope this finds you well. This month our Noozletter breaks yet another record. It’s not just coming out on time, it’s actually being issued out a few days early! Youthful-ish energy and the desire to promote some early events got us to bang this out more than a week in advance.

This month will be spent mostly in Europe, with nine events taking place throughout Germany, France, Austria and the UK. As always, it would be great to see you at one or more of these.

And now, the nooz:


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Tue Sep 1 KÖLN GERMANY open 20h00 start 20h30
STADTGARTEN
Venloer Straße 40, 50672 Köln
tel: +49 221 952 994 21
Email: http://www.stadtgarten.de/html/kontakt.php
http://www.stadtgarten.de/
http://www.stadtgarten.de/?m=event&id=9090
Carl’s first appearance in Köln since – yikes! – the late nineties! He finds himself paired with noisy experimental music collective To Live And Shave In L.A., a bill that promises trouble, IN THE BEST SENSE.
Special thanks to Media Art Curator Hiroko Myokam for helping with this event.

Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
To Live And Shave In L.A
For more information about this event, send email to http://www.stadtgarten.de/html/kontakt.php
advance: 10 €, at door: 12 €


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Fri Sep 4 NANTES FRANCE 19h30
STUDIO APO33
17 rue Paul Bellamy 44000 Nantes (2eme court tout au fond)

https://www.facebook.com/events/377600915776952/
Carl returns to Nantes after twelve years to join up with Julien Ottavi, another composer using computer technology for composition and live performance,.This first time musical encounter promises to delight and astound, Or, as they say in Nantes:

Rencontre exceptionnelle entre deux musiciens, compositeurs utilisant l’ordinateur et l’électronique comme instrumentarium et outils de composition live.

Created for FIBRR RECORDS
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Julien Ottavi (http://www.noiser.org/)
Recommended donation 3 euro


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Sat Sep 5 LINZ AUSTRIA 21h00
ARS ELECTRONICA @ STADTWERKSTATT
Stadtwerkstatt Kirchengasse 4, A-4040 Linz

GIASO (GREAT INTERNATIONAL AUDIO STREAMING ORCHESTRA) – by APO33


http://apo33.org/?cat=174&lang=en
Map (English) at http://goo.gl/maps/uxNIZ
Carl joins the GREAT INTERNATIONAL AUDIO STREAMING ORCHESTRA team remotely from his hideaway in Nantes France for a performance as part of Ars Electronica 2015.. The Great International Audio Streaming Orchestra” uses a bidirectional multiplex platform to perform and mix different audio sources via streaming. Over the time of the performance, streams (web-transmission) are re-made ​​in the ‘local’ space using a system based on mixing multiple audio-streams through a spatial diffusion. GIASO creates a distributed orchestra, where musicians and composers can become virtual entities that emerge from a global community of nodes – audio explorers and performers’ networks.
Featured Artists:
[remote live streams:]
Carl Stone
William Nurdin
Eva Ursprung
Philippe Cavaleri
Emmanuelle Gibello
Julien Ottavi
Shoï Extrasystole
Nathalie Cavaleri
Kadet Kühne


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Sun Sep 6 PARIS FRANCE 14h00-19h00
LE CENTQUATRE (THE 104)
104 Rue d’Aubervilliers, 75019 Paris

www.facebook.com/souscasques
http://www.104.fr/
Carl in a guerilla pop-up headphone concert in Paris! Produced buy Sous//casques.
This will take place in the cultural center, near the bar “le café caché”. Carl’s performance will run more or less continuously, and is organized in 10-15 minute “sets” Twelve headphone pairs will be available for people to share. Come by for a unique experience


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Tue Sep 8 BERLIN-PRENZLAUER BERG GERMANY 20h20
AUSLAND
Lychener Str. 60 10437 Berlin
tel: +49(0)30 44 77 00 8

http://ausland-berlin.de/carl-stone-gil-kuno
http://ausland-berlin.de/
Carl returns to the famed Ausland after a long gap. Joing him for the evening will be the redoubtable Gil Kuno. Some other special guest may also ensue – please keep your eye on this page for more details.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Gil Kuno
Special Guest (?)


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Wed Sep 9 BERLIN-NEUKÖLLN 21h00
LOOPHOLE
Boddinstr. 60, 12053 Berlin

Email: wiggle@unsound.com
http://www.loophole-berlin.com/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1783387065221176/1783487835211099/
Unsound.com Presents Carl Stone, along with distortion designer Gil Kuno and
Maciej Ożóg / Psychoactive No Muzik
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Gil Kuno
Maciej Ozog!
For more information about this event, send email to wiggle@unsound.com
€10

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Thu Sep 10 BERLIN KREUZBERG GERMANY 22h30
MADAME CLAUDE
Lübbener Str.19, 10997 Berlin
tel: +49 30 8411 0859 (after 7pm)
Email: mme.claude@gmail.com
http://www.madameclaude.de/
Carl returns to Madame Claude, the excellent upside down bar located in a former brothel in Berlin Kreuzberg. The place hosts concerts, DJs or events every night from 7pm till late. Carl will headline their fun “Jeudi Foster” series which takes place, that’s right, every Thursday. Also on the bill will be IDO BUKELMAN, active in the Israeli “new music” scene for many interesting collaborations in the fields of ‘avant-garde’, improvised music, and free jazz. NEKROBOT (Experimental, Eclectic, Wave/GR) DJ) will also be there. It should be a fun evening.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Ido Bukelman
Nekrobot (DJ)
For more information about this event, send email to mme.claude@gmail.com
suggested 6 €

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Fri Sep 11 DÜSSELDORF GERMANY open 20h00
ELEKTRO-MÜLLER / OPEN SOURCE FESTIVAL
Mintropstrasse 16, Düsseldorf

Email: elektromueller@open-source-festival.de
http://open-source-festival.de/news/369/live-at-elektro-mueller
http://www.julia-stoschek-collection.net/en/home.html
Carl performs at Elektro-Müller in an event sponsored by the Julia Stoschek Collection in collaboration with the Open Source Festival. Carl will be joined for the evening by Miki Yui, an artist whose work encompasses music, installation, drawing, video and text. This event featuring solos and duos, as well as special video imagery “Don’t Flatten” by Yuichi Ito. Because of the space limitations, attendance is strictly limited to 50 people. Advance reservation is essential.Please send E-mail to elektromueller@open-source-festival.de with the subject ’11. September concert Carl Stone + Miki Yui’
Special thanks to Media Art Curator Hiroko Myokam and Stefan Schneider for helping with this event.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1482133918773710/
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone https://www.facebook.com/carl.stone.composer
Miki Yui http://www.mikiyui.com/
Yuichi Ito (video images) http://www.hm5.aitai.ne.jp/~yito/
For more information about this event, send email to elektromueller@open-source-festival.de
7,- €

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Sat Sep 12 LONDON GREAT BRITAIN 7:30 PM open / 8:00PM start
HUNDRED YEARS GALLERY
13 Pearson St. London E2 8JD
tel: +44 (0)20 3602 7973
Email: info@hundredyearsgallery.com
http://www.hundredyearsgallery.com/keda-stone-nakajima/
http://www.hundredyearsgallery.com
Carl performs at Hundred Years Gallery, his first performance in London since 2008. Also on the bill, Japanese artist working with installations and performances that produce sound Rie Nakajima, video artist and composer Ken Ikeda, and consumer audio electronics performer Stephen Cornford.
Featured Artists:
Carl Stone
Ken Ikeda
Rie Nakajima
Stephen Comford
For more information about this event, send email to info@hundredyearsgallery.com
£5 donation

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Tue Sep 15 LONDON GREAT BRITAIN 7:45 PM
I`KLECTIK ART LAB
/20 Carlisle Ln, London SE1 7LG,

https://horseimprovclub.wordpress.com/
http://iklectikartlab.com/
Carl Stone and Ken Ikeda join the fun for a duo performance as part of a chock-a-block evening at “The Horse at /i’klectik/ Art Lab”, the brand new creative space dedicated to the support of the development of cross disciplinary lines to promote experimental contemporary art. It’s located in “Old Paradise Yard”, next to Archbishop’s Park. Follow track with fairy lights. Nearest tube Lambeth North (5mins) via Hercules Rd +Centaur St.. Tapas/Food and drinks! Doors 7.45 pm – Start 8.15 pm. Check back here later to find up tp date contact data for those of you who seek more information.
Featured Artists:
Ken Ikeda+Carl Stone (electronics)
Kate Ryder- (prepared piano/sound direction)
Sue Lynch (sax)
Adam Bohman( prepared objects)
Rosa Lynch-Northover(perc)
Hutch Demouilpied(trumpet)
Roger Redgate (vln)
Panos Ghikas (vln/electronics)
Khabat Abas (cello)
Pat Moonchy( vocals)+ Lino Liguori (drums)
Daniel Thompson ( guitar)
Adrian Northover (sax)
Marcello Magliocchi ( drums).
£ 6/5


On the horizon: Japan in the autumn, a 2 LP set of early works, on the Unseen Worlds label. AND MORE!

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