Mi, 21.05.2025, 20:00 Uhr
Hörbar: Bald Bald Trio / Frank Vis
Hörbar: Bald Bald Trio / Frank Vis Doors 19:00 Concerts 20:00 Frank Vis Frank Vis is a noise musician and improviser from Amsterdam. He is making sounds with a modular synthesizer for the last years, focussing on making the system an improvisation machine that is able to make quick changes that make the voltages fluid. As a vocalist and electronic improviser he played with different artists and groups like the FCKN BSTRDS and Dagora during the last 20 years, and started the duo Cybine Combinations with drummer Marcio Gibson recently. As an organiser he initiated the SOTU Festival and related shows running it with friends in the Netherlands to fuel the noise & underground movement https://plattegrond.bandcamp.com/album/salix-babylonica https://narrominded.bandcamp.com/album/china https://www.plattegrondx.com/vestas/ Bald Bald Trio A double emphasis on what is just around the corner? It speaks to the idea of something imminent, something almost here, but not quite yet—an energy building, a moment just about to arrive. An acknowledgment of the space we inhabit while waiting for things to unfold, a space that is often filled with both excitement and uncertainty. Together with Hamburg scene musicians Joshua Weiß (drums) and Melanie Streitmatter (bass), guitarist and composer Pouya Abdi brings to light a trio with new compositions, ideas, sounds and colors. With influences including indie, blues and world music, but also embodying a great connection to the jazz tradition and standards, this band celebrates the joy of playing music as well as the love for it. Through wide sound-spheres, childlike risk-taking interactions and the use of many different facets of the instruments, a new, exciting sound is created with acoustic guitar, bells and bows. Mit freundlicher Unterstützung vom Verband für aktuelle Musik Hamburg und der Behörde für Kultur und Medien Hamburg. With the kind support of the Association for Contemporary Music Hamburg and the Hamburg Ministry of Culture and Media.
