July 9 15h00 Paris France Musée du quai Branly Les Siestes Electroniques

Sunday July 9 2017 15h00
As part of the 2017 edition of Festival Les Siestes Electroniques, Carl has been invited to perform a concert in Paris at the Musée du quai Branly, featuring “IRI” a newly composed work derived from the museum’s audio archives (5000 CDs of ethnomusicology coming from all over the world). The concert will take place outdoors in the park area that ajoins the museum. A truly special experience to be had!

Artists:

  • Carl Stone

free

Musée du quai Branly
37 Quai Branly, 75007 Paris
Paris France

Map (English) at here
http://www.les-siestes-electroniques.com/les-siestes-quai-branly-en?lang=en
http://www.les-siestes-electroniques.com/Programmation-Paris

July 16 17h00 Yokohama JP ZART World Listening Day 2017


Sunday July 16 2017 17h00
Every year in July, people around the globe gather to celebrate World Listening Day. This year the Tokyo Phonographers Union and Global Sound present World Listening Day 2017 in the Noge area of Yokohama on the theme of Listening to the Ground. To date, The Tokyo Phonographers Union has held the event at Shibuya 20202 Gallery, Zenpukuji Park/Youkobo Art Space, Setagaya Monozukuti School, Sakura WORKS Kannai, The Forum Setagaya, Art Baboo in Yokohama Chinatown and the Schneider Residence in Kiyosumi Shirakawa. This years event consists of a soundwalk, where you can experience the soundscape of Noge its environs with members of the Tokyo Phonographers Union, a listening session where we will share and listen to sounds. Participants are encouraged to bring their own field recordings., and finally a performance utilizing ice water and hydrophones by Hideki Umezawa and Yoichi Kamimura followed by a soundscape improvisation by the Tokyo Phonographers Union and a set by Still Life (Hiroki Sasajima, Takashi Tsuda).

Artists:

Performance:¥2000

ZART
2 Chome-67 Hanasakichō
Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken 231-0063
Yokohama JP
090 6308 4154
Map (English) at here
ms.muroya@ezweb.ne.jp
https://www.facebook.com/events/301147910313096/

January 21 20h00 Singapore La Salle College of the Arts

Friday January 20 2017 20h00
Carl performs at the 2017 C.H.O.P.P.A Festival, which runs two days, January 20 and 21st. He’ll do a solo set and also a duo with Natalie Alexandra, who plays the guzheng (Chinese zither) & electronics. The 2017 edition of C.H.O.P.P.A. Experimental Music Festival is the most ambitious festival they have planned yet, featuring incredible musicians from around Southeast Asia, United States of America and Europe. Presenting exploratory music at the cutting edge of practice, this festival covers a wide range of the sonic arts from the far reaches of electronic music and electro-acoustic improvisation.

The festival schedule is as follows:
January 20:
1. Dharma + Sudarshan Chandra Kumar + Brian O’Reilly
2. George Chua + Zeekos Perakos + Aqilah Misuary
3. Aya Sekine + Yong Yandson + Ian Woo
January 21:
1.Siew-Wai Kok +  Jingyin (Jon) He + Dirk Stromberg
2. Mirror Unit
3. Carl Stone solo
4. Carl Stone + Natalie Alexandra

Artists:

  • Natalie Alexandra
  • George Chua
  • Dharma
  • Jingyin (Jon) He
  • Siew-Wai Kok
  • Sudarshan Chandra Kumar
  • Aqilah Misuary 
  • TIm O’Dwyer
  • Brian O’Reilly
  • Zeekos Perakos
  • Aya Sekine
  • Carl Stone
  • Dirk Stromberg
  • Georg Wisell
  • Ian Woo
  • Yong Yandson

Free

La Salle College of the Arts
LASALLE Flexible Performance Space, 1 McNally Street
Singapore

Map (English) at here
http://www.lasalle.edu.sg/events/c-h-o-p-p-a-2017/

December 27 open 18h30 start 19h00 Tokyo Setagaya Kid Ailack Art Hall

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Tuesday December 27 2016 open 18h30 start 19h00
“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.

Artists:

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

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

Kid Ailack Art Hall
〒156-0043 Tokyo, Setagaya, Matsubara 2-43-11
Tokyo Setagaya
03-3322-5564
http://blog.livedoor.jp/kidailack-schedule/
http://kidailack.co.jp

December 18 open 19h00 start 20h00 Tokyo Kiyosumi Shirakawa

Photo: Martin Holtkamp

Photo: Martin Holtkamp

Sunday December 18 2016 open 19h00 start 20h00
KOUKOOU 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.

Artists:

  • Akaihirume (voice and synthesizer)
  • Carl Stone (electronics)

“Nagesen” (free donation)

Hirano 2-4-12 Koto-ku Tokyo
Tokyo JAPAN

Map (English) at here
akaihirume@gmail.com

2016 年 12月 12 日 (月) 19h00 東京 [清澄白川] Dommune

2016 年 12月 12 日 (月) 19h00

テクノロジーの普及により音楽制作にコンピューターを使用することは当たり前となりましたが、当時は映像と音を同期させたパフォーマンスやラップ トップのみをステージに持ち込んで音のみをプレゼンテーションするスタイルは斬新で刺激的な試みとして受け入れられていました。黎明期から主に9 0年代後半~0年代初頭前後のテクノロジーが与えたシーンへの影響や、そこから生まれた音楽・映像作品、書籍や思想を含め、当時のテクノロジーと芸 術との関係を振り返りながらアーティスト、著者と共にインタビュー・トークを交えて紹介してゆきます。

出演:

  • 久保田 晃弘 / Kubota Akihiro (多摩美術大学情報デザイン学科情報芸術コース教授)
  • 畠山 地平 / Chihei Hatakeyama (音楽家、ドローン大学教授)
  • 小野寺 唯 /Yui Onodera (音楽家、武蔵野美術大学、立教大学非常勤講師)
  • クリストフ・シャルル ((音楽家、武蔵野美術大学)
  • カール・ストーン / Carl Stone (中京大学 情報理工学部 情報科学研究科 情報理工学部教授)

Dommune
〒150-0011 東京都渋谷区東4-6-5 ヴァビルB1F
地図 : http://www.dommune.com/about/
電話:
http://www.dommune.com/about/

December 12 19h00 Tokyo JAPAN Dommune

Monday December 12 2016 19h00
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. Hosted by DOMMUNE in Shibuya and produced by Yui Onodera.

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)

Dommune
Vua Bld B1F Higashi 4-6-5 Shibuya-ku Tokyo
Tokyo JAPAN

Map (Japanese) at here
http://www.dommune.com/about/

November 4 16h00-18:00 Kowloon Tong Hong Kong Future Cinema Studio

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Friday November 4 2016 16h00-18:00
Carl Stone Hong debut continues with a lecture on past and future work, at M6094 Future Cinema Studio, Run Run Shaw Creative Media Centre, 18 Tat Hong Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong. Will include a short performance and chance to interact for the audience.

**Seating for this event may be limited. It is important that if you want to attend you send an email message to ckitsa@gmail.com. (Jacky Cheung) to confirm availability.**

Future Cinema Studio
18 Tat Hong Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
Kowloon Tong Hong Kong

ckitsa@gmail.com.
https://sm2703.wordpress.com/

November 3 21:00 Causeway Bay Hong Kong Focal Fair

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Thursday November 3 2016 21:00
Carl Stone’s Hong Kong debut kicks off with a performance as part of “Noise to Signal 0.40: Stone Tone”, organized by Dennis Wong. This will take place at Focal Fair, one of Hong Kong’s premiere venues for experimental arts. Also on the bill will be Sin:Ned aka Dennis Wong and Nerve aka Steve Hui. Jointly presented by Re-Records, SECOND & Focal Fair. If you are in Hong Kong, you will want to be there!

Artists:

  • Carl Stone (US)
  • Steve Hui (HK)
  • Dennis Wong (HK)

HK$100

Focal Fair
28/F, Park Avenue Tower, 5 Moreton Terrace, Causeway Bay
Causeway Bay Hong Kong

rerecordshk@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/events/1136307976422812/
http://www.re-records.com/

September 6 open 20:00 start 20:30 Dusseldorf Germany Filmwerkstatt Düsseldorf

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Tuesday September 6 2016 open 20:00 start 20:30
REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone + Miki Yui) perform at Filmwerkstatt, the comfortable cinema with great sound that hosted Carl’s solo performance in 2014. More details as they emerge. The unit’s title a simple anagram of the names of its members. 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.

Artists:

  • REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone & Miki Yui)

8 EUR / 6 EUR (student discount)

Filmwerkstatt Düsseldorf
Birkenstraße 47 (Hofgebäude), 40233, Düsseldorf, Germany
Dusseldorf Germany
0049 (0)211 40 80 701
mail@filmwerkstatt-duesseldorf.de
http://www.rlsto.net/Nooz/csmy/

September 7 open 20h00 start 20h30 Brussels Belgium Q-02

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Wednesday September 7 2016 open 20h00 start 20h30
Carl returns to Belgium after a decade long absence to do a quickly arranged and hopefully fun event at Q-02, a structurally subsidized workspace for experimental contemporary music and sound art that has existed since 2006 and has its own space in the Brussels canal zone. Carl will peform a solo set of recent work. Also on the bill will be sound-artist, radio maker and searching musician Stijn Demeulenaere. Check it out!

Artists:

  • Carl Stone
  • Stijn Demeulenaere (http://www.stijndemeulenaere.be/bio.html)

5 €

Q-02
Koolmijnenkaai 30-34, 1080 Brussels
Brussels Belgium
+32 (0)2 245 48 24
info@q-o2.be
http://www.q-o2.be/en/
http://www.q-o2.be/en/event/carl-stone-stijn-demeulenaere/

September 10 open 21h00 Hamburg Germany Westwerk

Saturday September 10 2016 open 21h00 21h30
REALISTIC MONK Hamburg debut performance, More details as they emerge.

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.

Artists:

  • REALISTIC MONK (Carl Stone & Miki Yui)

10EUR/8EUR

Westwerk
Admiralitätstr. 74 20459 Hamburg
Hamburg Germany

Map (English) at here
jemand@westwerk.org
http://www.westwerk.org/

September 11 20h00-21h00 (Central Europe) world wide via internet The Lake Radio

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Sunday September 11 2016 20h00-21h00 (Central Europe)
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.

The Lake Radio

world wide via internet

http://www.thelakeradio.com.

September 12 15h00 Copenhagen Denmark Mayhem

Monday September 12 2016 15h00
Carl will give n afternoon talk about his music as part of a lecture series organized by the DJBFA, the Danish organization for composers and songwriters. Tobias Kirstein – one of the creators of this unique gathering point for experimental music scene in Denmark – will also make a presentation. Registration in advance required. Please email to newsound21@gmail.com

Artists:

  • Carl Stone
  • Tobias Kirstein

Mayhem
Ragnhildgade 1, Købehavn NV
Copenhagen Denmark

http://www.djbfa.dk/kongen-af-sampling

September 12 open 19h30 start 20h00 Copenhagen Denmark Mayhem

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Monday September 12 2016 open 19h30 start 20h00
Carl returns 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.

Artists:

  • Carl Stone
  • TR Kirstein
  • Jakob Draminsky Højmark

60 DKR

Mayhem
Ragnhildgade 1, Købehavn NV
Copenhagen Denmark

news@mayhemkbh.dk
http://www.mayhemkbh.dk/menu.html

September 13 20h00 Aarhus Denmark Aarhus Concert Hall

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Tuesday September 13 2016 20h00
Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus. DIEM ElekTro concert series

Carl Stone presents his evening length work FUJIKEN (富士軒)

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.”

Artists:

  • Carl Stone solo

free

Aarhus Concert Hall
Chamber Music Hall
Skovgaardsgade 2c
8000 Aarhus C
Aarhus Denmark
+45 72 26 74 21
VIBE@musikkons.dk

September 17 21h00 Berlin Germany St. Johannes-Evangelist-Kirche

Johannes-Evangelist-Kirche

Saturday September 17 2016 open 20h30 start 21h00
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 HERE (Youtube) and HERE (Vimeo)

Online tickets available through Radialsystem V: http://preview.tinyurl.com/hf44bp7

Contact data for further information can be found at http://osmodrama.com/contact/

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€

St. Johannes-Evangelist-Kirche
Auguststr. 90, 10117 Berlin
Berlin Germany
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/

September 20 20h00-22h00 (Central Europe) world wide via internet Radio Panik

Tuesday September 20 2016 20h00-22h00
Carl on the air on Radio Panik, originating out Belgium at 105.4 mHz and available world wide live via the internet and later via podcast. Carl will be interrogated for two hours by Nico Bogaerts, long time programmer and radio producer. Radio Panik can be streamed from their home page at http://www.radiopanik.org/. Original broadcast will take place September 20 from 20h00-21h00 (Central Europe) [2PM-3PM (New York 27h00-28h00 (Japan)]. Music included!
Radio Panik
http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/moacrealsloa/carl-stone-live-session/
http://www.radiopanik.org/