Etude No.3

Etude No.2 - "Aleph1"

Etude No.1

We're super geeked to welcome Ninasupsa aka Nina Bochorishvili to the SS series this week. This immensely talented DJ is one of the founders of Mutant Radio and a resident DJ at Bassiani/Horoom in Tbilisi. Together with an impressive team consisting of Tata and many other talented individuals, this forward-thinking crew bootstrapped an online station and grew this into one of the most prominent platforms in the scene. It's set up in a wagon and located at a former power station in Tbilisi, Georgia.

| EPISODE 184 | Ninasupsa

feb232024­                    aka “regis philbin „

“Temples & Pharmacies” is a thoughtfully curated compilation cover album that reimagines “Temple Pharmacy,” the groundbreaking album released in 2023 by the esteemed artists Luna Flowers and Sabana, both of whom are members of the acclaimed group kayakata. This album brings together 40 cover versions crafted by 18 distinguished figures from Georgia’s electronic music scene, representing a wide range of styles and generations. 

Each track on “Temples & Pharmacies” offers a unique perspective and artistic interpretation, showcasing the dynamic range of styles and influences that define the electronic music landscape in Georgia. From the alternative hip-hop to IDM to Ambient, these reinterpretations span multiple generations and musical tastes, highlighting the versatility and creativity within the local music community. 

The featured artists in alphabetical order are: Anushka Chkheidze, Faeywa, Giorgi Gigashvili & Nikala, Gogi Dzodzuashvili, HVL, kordz, Koridze, Lucky Fled the Scene, Misho Urushadze, Natalie Beridze, Nikakoi, Progenol, Saphileaum, sTia, Tazo Meipariani, Tbili orgia, and Zesknel. 

Each artist brings their own distinct flair to the project, that both honors and redefines the original work.

Temples & Pharmacies

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12.  Luna Flowers feat. kordz - Milkshake

Curated by Tiko Gogoberize, aka TINA, Holy Oscillation is a monthly radio show focusing on experimental electroacoustic music and the influence of 20th-century classical composers. The show features musicians from different backgrounds, live performances, and guest music theorists. It provides young musicians and composers a space to collaborate, experiment, and share their work.

  Tamriko Kordzaia had already made a name for herself as a Haydn and Mozart interpreter in her native Georgia. After moving to Switzerland, she continued this work, but increasingly focused on New Music. She has received numerous national and international awards, including first prize and the prize for Mozart interpretation at the Sakai International Competition in Japan. From 2008 to 2023 she was a member of the Mondrian Ensemble, with which she received the Swiss Music Prize in 2018. In addition to working with other instrumentalists, it is above all the often very close collaboration with composers that nourishes her interest in contemporary music. Among many others, important and enriching encounters have been those with Dieter Ammann, Klaus Lang, Alvin Lucier, Felix Profos and Jannik Giger. Her involvement with contemporary music extends far beyond the field of new music, and she also works with musicians from electronic club music, experimental music and jazz-related contexts. She also seeks connections to other artistic disciplines and fields. Her latest formation, Ensemble KIOSK (2021), creates eclectic concert forms with scenographic elements. Tamriko Kordzaia’s repertoire consists of a huge range of solo and duo works, chamber music, world premieres, improvisation and original compositions.

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Holy Oscillation w/ TINA Guest Tamriko Kordzaia [18.01.25]

Whispers & Pillars

Sandeep Bhagwati (*1963): «Märchenbilder» (1989) Revised Version for Ensemble KIOSK (2023) for piano solo

Paul Clift (*1978, CH/US): «Free will Generator» (2024) for cello solo

Charles Ives (1874–1954): «Study No. 9 (The Anti-Abolitionist Riots)» for piano solo

Interlude by u /r

Galina Ustvolskaja (1919–2006): «Grand duet» (1957) for cello and piano

– – Intermission

Anna Trauffer (*1980, CH): «Harmonica» (2014) for voice, harmonium, synthesizer and percussion ad libitum (arr. Kiosk)

Tomas Korber (*1979, CH): «Zeitnah» (2018) for cello solo (new version, 2025)

Interlude by u /r

Natalie Beridze (*1979, GE): «Toy with Modes» (2023), «Slumber» (2024, UA), for voices, piano, synthesizer and harmonium

Russudan Meipariani (*1975, GE/DE): «Hoquett for Kiosk» (2023) for voice, piano, harmonium, toy piano, cello and synthesizer

 

Ensemble KIOSK (CH/GE/DE) feat. Natalie Beridze (GE)
Russudan Meipariani, Keys, Vocals, Composition; Tamriko Kordzaia, Keys; Sophie Krayer, Scenography; Karolina Öhman, Violoncello (Guest) & Natalie Beridze, Composition, Electronics

u /r (CH)
Tobias Gerber, Sampler, Saxophone; Tomas Korber, Electronics, Feedback, Room Amplification; Tamriko Kordzaia, Prepared Piano

Ensemble Kiosk [Close Encounters 2025]

Giorgi Koberidze: «MurMur» – Sound Installation/Performance [Close Encounters 2025]

Alexandre Kordzaia: «Lost in Sound» – Videogame Presentation/Performance [Close Encounters 2025]

Piano Music by Christoph Delz Sils  Op.1  For Piano(1975) 
Tamriko Kordzaia, Piano

Christoph Delz Sils Op.1 (1975) Tamriko Kordzaia, Piano

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