Paretzer Field Music 2023

PARETZER FIELD MUSIC 2023
picnic concerts with experimental music 

PARETZER FIELD MUSIC – May/June/July/August 2023

07.05.23 Land’s Air – AUS – Eduardo Cassio (zither) / Josten Myburgh (sax)
Emilio Gordoa (perc) / Josten Myburgh (sax) / Sabine Vogel (fl)
18.06.23 Silke Eberhard (sax) / Uli Gumpert (pn) @ ROSENVILLA
Andrea Parkins (acc & live-electr) / Sabine Vogel (fl)
16.07.23 Luigi Marino (cymbals, zarb) / Biliana Voutchkova (vl) / Sabine Vogel (fl)
13.08.23 Alex Nowitz (voc) / Matthias Bauer (kb, voc)
wassermannvogel – Sabine Vogel (fl)/ Ute Wassermann (voc)


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flyer design by Lena Czerniawska

artistic director: Sabine Vogel
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Paretzer Field Music 07.05.2023 part of OFFENE ATELIERS PARETZ
Land’s Air (Eduardo Cossio + Josten Myburgh) & Sabine Vogel + Emilio Gordoa + Josten Myburgh, exhibition: Lena Czerniawska
photos: S.Vogel

Article in the online magazine Resonate magazine about Land’s Air tour and experience at Paretzer Field Music: Land’s Air: Reflections from a European Tour


Paretzer Field Music 18.06.2023:
Silke Eberhard + Ulli Gumpert @Rosenvilla & Andrea Parkins + Sabine Vogel @Paretzer Field
photos ©Cristina Marx / Photomusix


Paretzer Field Music 16.07.2023:
Luigi Marino + Biliana Voutchkova + Sabine Vogel
photos ©Cristina Marx / Photomusix


Paretzer Field Music 13.08.2023:
Bauer&Nowitz /Matthias Bauer + Alex Nowitz) & wassermannvogel (Ute Wassermann + Sabine Vogel)
photos: © S.Vogel

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PARETZER FIELD MUSIC 2023 – ANNOUNCEMENTS – 

13.08.23
The fourth and last concert of PARETZER FIELD MUSIC for this season is presenting two duos:  
BAUER&NOWITZ Alex Nowitz (vocals) & Matthias Bauer (double bass, voice) 
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Sabine Vogel (flutes, objects) & Ute Wassermann (voice, bird whistles, objects) 

an afternoon with voices, timbres, whistles and birds

Bauer&Nowitz 
The duo focuses on the potential of language, music and sound. In this respect, the double bass player, occasionally, also uses his voice while his co-player constantly changes the role as vocal performance artist going back and forth between the singing and the speaking voice, between extended vocal techniques and whistled sounds. One of the duo’s goals is the interaction between the two performers allowing each sphere, be it text or sound, to sparkle and merge with one another all of which aims to illuminate the beauty of both and, no less importantly, the space in-between. 
(Text by Denise Ripplefinger)

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In this duo, the two musicians explore the similarities of their instrumentarium: the flute, arguably the instrument closest to the voice, is played by Sabine Vogel and is often sonically augmented by singing, whispering and various mouth percussion sounds. Ute Wassermann, on the other hand, uses various kinds of whistles, which are probably the simplest and most original form of the flute, to mask and extend her polyphonic singing. The result is a hybrid vocal-flute duo with iridescent, swirling, trilling, shrilling, breathing, singing timbres.

photo: Kai Bienert
photo: Sebastian Rausch

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16.07.23
The third concert of this series this year is presenting the 
TRIO : Luigi Marino (bowed cymbals, zarb) / Biliana Voutchkova (violin) – Sabine Vogel (flutes) 

an afternoon with bowed strings and cymbals, moving air, whisper and sound

Photo: C.Marx
Photo: Monica Pittaluga
Sabine Vogel About
Photo: C.Marx

18.06.23
the second concert of Paretzer Field Music 2023 presents two duos:
Silke Eberhard (sax) / Uli Gumpert (pn) @ ROSENVILLA —- Andrea Parkins live-electronics & Sabine Vogel flutes

photo: Esther Suave

Keine Stücke, fertig, los! Der Klang des Altsaxophons verwebt sich mit dem des Pianos – so gut, dass die Klarinette diesmal im Köfferchen bleibt. Die emotionalen Linien verbinden sich zu einer glücklichen Fügung. Bei aller Dichte des Spiels gibt es ein Höchstmaß an Transparenz. Diese Art des Musizierens erinnert an Lennie Tristano und Lee Konitz, die bereits Ende der vierziger Jahre „frei“ gespielt haben – lange bevor der Begriff „Free Jazz“ in Umlauf kam. Im Unterschied zur kraftstrotzenden Geste in den sechziger Jahren ging es dem Kreis von Tristano um filigrane, spontan kreierte Kammermusik – bezeichnend mit Titeln wie „Intuition“ oder „Subconscious-Lee“. Doch die Jazzgeschichte wiederholt sich nicht. Silke Eberhard und Ulrich Gumpert sind keine Retro-Spieler, beide musizieren aus den Erfahrungen ihrer Biographien heraus.(Aus den Linernotes, CD Peanuts & Vanities, Jazzwerkstatt – von Bert Noglik)

photo: Carl Kungel

Andrea Parkins (acc, live-electronics) / Sabine Vogel (flutes, objects) play on the grounds next to the Caromatisch gardener. The bird life and especially the bird calls are unique there at this time of year and electronic sounds interweave with the natural soundscape of this place and promise a special listening experience.
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5.5.
Land’s Air
Josten Myburgh: Saxophone
Eduardo Cossio: Zither 

photo: Eduardo Cossio 

Eduardo Cossio & Josten Myburgh are a duo of improvisers based in Boorloo (Perth, Western Australia). Having played together in various formations over many years, they began refining a duo language in 2021 towards this unexpectedly melodic release. 

Working with found microtonality in detuned zithers and alto saxophone multiphonics, the duo spin melodies and harmonies around each other, slowly unfolding, making sense of the tonality in real time. The harmonic sense is emergent from the interaction between instruments, players, space and place, rather than forethought by any system. 

Eduardo Cossio & Josten Myburgh’s visit is supported by the Western Australian government through the Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries.


TRIO
Emilio Gordoa: Percussion
Josten Myburgh: Saxophone
Sabine Vogel: Flutes

This trio performed first time together in January 2023 in the mountains of Tepotzlán in Mexico. And they are very excited to play now on the fields of Paretz and tune into this very different sound and landscape!

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