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Raphael Camenisch: saxofones The art of combining energy, construction, improvisation, and composition, using natural and electronic sound, brought this duo together. They have been working together steadily since 2000 developing programs and concepts for very diverse spaces and room atmospheres. This has covered a range from spontaneous performances in art cafés (like in May 2000 in the Art-igen Bar, Zürich) through the muscial infusion of churches (as in March 2003 in St. Ulrich's, Winterthur) to compositions for Hammond organ, eletronics, and saxophone (among others a specially-composed piece by the young Zürich composer Thomas Läubli to be heard October 1 in Qbus, Uster). The stylistic clarity and the agility of the duo allow them to go beyond normal limits in tailoring their music to the form, space, aesthetics, and ambiance of the venue. Their method is to use modules, and their great experience is palpable. Repertoire: commissions to |
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