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Flying Tilde - Live at Villavaudeville (#1)

Flying Tilde - Live at Villavaudeville (#2)

David Borges: Korg MS-10
Kostia Rapoport: Korg MonoPoly
Damian Marhulets: Turntable, Korg-KP Mini

Live in Apollo, Hannover, Germany

tildeMusic Nr.4

featuring hypnotic keys of Kostia Rapoport, groundbreaking sample manipulations of David Borges and complex electric percussion of Damian Marhulets Flying Tilde Trio is quite simply some of the most original and exciting work happening in live-electronic music today. Following up on Flying Tilde duo, this project developes more personal and innovative technique of electronic avant-garde improvisation 

(more on www.daktild.de or www.tildemusic.bandcamp.com)

dak.tilde - pixel geometry

dak~ [dak.tilde] live-electronic trio played together at the end of december 2008 their most evocative and mysterious night session in the ledeburg studio, hannover. Bizzare exploration of soundscapes blending the analogue word of vintage synthezisers with the digital world of unusual sounds and laptop-based unorthodox sound processing.

dak.tilde - playing the night in ledeburg

2D/CD - Zero

• dak ~ ['dʌk 'tɪldə] is meant to be a platform — a network covering the overlapping border areas of electronic and electroacoustic music. This project emerged from the collaboration between three young composers and performers from Germany David Borges, Damian Marhulets and Kostia Rapoport they realize music projects, improvisation concepts & contemporary music performances.

• dak ~ puts its special interest on creating a particular form of improvisation with electronic instruments. Making use of vintage synthesizers extended with new digital instruments and computers, dak ~ creates a musical context between old science-fiction sounds and new digital music.  Further aspects of its work include performances of historical compositions for electronic instruments (for instance – K. Stockhausen – “Kurzwellen”) and collaboration with other artists (modern dance theater “Fredewess Company”) .

• The next important part of dak~’s creativity consists in co-working with contemporary artists and collaboration with museums and contemporary art galleries. Among others, dak~ has already performed at front of the Tatsuo Miyajima installation, improvised for an exhibition of German photographer Wolfgang Tillman and was a guest of the “long night of museums” event in Hannover (Germany). Collaboration with the Sprengel Museum Hannover resulted in establishment of its own electronic festival “musik für räume” (music for rooms). The main point of this festival is a connection between contemporary art and modern electronic music.

• In recent years, dak~ is invited to numerous festivals and museums in Europe including Sprengel Museum, Kestnergesellschaft Gallery, Kubus Museum, Art Center Berlin, contemporary music Festival in Witten (Germany), Musik21 Festival (Germany), Re:New Digital Art (Copenhagen) and others for live electronic concert and audiovisual performance.



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