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/

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

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

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

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/

Sunday September 18 2016 20h00
Artists:

• Carl Stone
• Giovanni Verga & Sara Picco

donation between 8 and 12€

Spektrum
Bürknerstraße 12 12047 Berlin
Berlin Germany

http://spektrumberlin.de/
http://spektrumberlin.de/