Tectonics Athens ’22
Improvisation / International artists / Electroacoustic sounds. A festival of contemporary and experimental music
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Introduction
Ever incisive, subversive, and surprising, the Tectonics Festival is back to Athens for a fourth year.
With new music at its core – everything from classical orchestral music to improvised solo performances, taking in electronic music, new instruments, music installations, and much more along the way – Tectonics is returning to Athens. Onassis Stegi is partnering with the Athens Conservatoire to present yet another packed and audacious program of live music events.
Touching on everything from symphonic music to noise, and from free improvisation to contemporary composition, Tectonics uncovers new affinities between differing music styles. Acclaimed conductor Ilan Volkov, who launched the event with the Iceland Symphony Orchestra, joins forces with Michalis Moschoutis and Anne Hilde Neset to create yet another unforgettable festival for the Athens music scene.Image1/10
Photo: Pinelopi Gerasimou
Program
Ω2 Complex | 21:00
Costis Drygianakis (electronics), Elena Kakaliagou (French horn), Charis Pazaroulas (double bass), Savina Yannatou (voice)
19:00 | New Stage
“Occam Ocean XXVI” (Éliane Radigue, 2018)
Enrico Malatesta, percussion
19:45 | Arts Foyer
20:30 – 22:00 | Amphitheater Ioannis Despotopoulos
The Greek Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ilan Volkov
- “Zero Universe” (Antonis Anissegos, 2013)
- “Kama” (Michalis Paraskakis, 2016)
- “Kanon” (Krzysztof Penderecki, 1962)
- “Sous Vide” (Oren Ambarchi, 2022)
Oren Ambarchi, electric guitar
22:15 | Arts Foyer
18:00 | New Stage
“shimatsu 12”
a durational performance by Ryoko Akama
19:00 | Arts Foyer
“At Least One Hundred Devices Being Turned On And Off” (James Saunders, 2012)
“An Unknown Territory” (Alexis Porfyriadis, 2021)
20:00 – 22:00 | Amphitheater Ioannis Despotopoulos
Three times - we parted - Breath - and I
“Occam Ocean XXIV” for alto flute (Éliane Radigue, 2018)
“The Long Now II” for bass flute and sub tone (Cat Hope, 2022)
“Les Serpents” for alto flute and partition concrète (Lionel Marchetti/ Cat Hope, 2022)
Cat Hope, flutes
“Double Rainbow” (Alvin Lucier, 2016)
Anna Pangalou, voice
Arve Henriksen (trumpet, voice and electronics) Ståle Storløkken (keyboards and electronics), Helge Sten (electronics)
