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Evan Mazunik: Projects

ZAHA

ZAHA, an interdisciplinary performance company, creates architecture for the imagination through installations, instant compositions, inter-media collaborations. and educational outreach programs. Founded in 2006 by artistic/producing director Evan Mazunik, ZAHA generates a repertoire of original works that play with the boundaries between sound, text, color, and gesture.

Justin Wood: alto sax, flute
Frantz Loriot: viola
Sebastian Noelle: guitar
Ryan Kotler: bass
Eric Eigner: drums

 

MYSTERIUM

mysterium MysteriumAn Electric Soundpainting Septet is the third and latest configuration in the ongoing Mysterium Continuum, a project designed to function as a worldwide bridge-way to isolated improvising artists, of multiple mediums, cultures, disciplines, genders and generations, to come together and engage in new work.

Contact: Eric Eigner

LIVE ARTS WORKSHOP

photo by Guillaume Le BaubeThis workshop (structured in a flexible format from one to five sessions) is designed for groups interested in exploring improvisation using Soundpainting, graphic scores, and the poetry of the blues.  The Live Arts Workshop can be tailored to any age or ability level.

Download: Workshop Outline

By Special Request

Cold Reading Trio

Cold Reading Trio creates a shifting palette of sound augmented and multiplied by live layered sampling. Laptop, drums, and accordion dance in a constantly evolving musical dialogue as spoken text, signals, glitches, and found sounds are woven into the spectral texture. Each electro-acoustic environment unfolds in the moment to reveal a sonic territory of fantasy and surprise.

 

 

 

Selinger/Mazunik Duo

Selinger/Mazunik Duo, winners of the prestigious 2004 Wolfgang Deppen award, were recently disinvited from the Bautzen Festival for "...extreme deviations from the score" (-Die Leipzig Tageszeitung). Their live compositions reconnect classical music to its roots in improvisation. Sitting down at their instruments with a germ of an idea, they instantly whip up first themes, second themes, and wild developments which often modulate on the turn of a century. From Albéniz to Xenakis, various composers inform and inspire this duo.