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this is going to be exciting! I have seen two ENO installations in the past and if you have the opportunity to go, check it out! Quiet Club by Brian Eno in the Galleria is Messe Frankfurt's contribution to Luminale 2004 (Mar 26, 2004) Quiet Club by Brian Eno in the Galleria is Messe Frankfurt's contribution to Luminale 2004 Quiet On: the special live programme 'Quiet Club by Brian Eno' in the Galleria of Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre, is the contribution of Light+Building 2004 to Luminale. The evening programme with live music and cocktails underscores the light & sound installation by English artist Brian Eno. Thus, every evening beginning at 6 p.m. from 18 to 22 April 2004, the Galleria will be the starting point and extraordinary meeting place for Luminale visitors. Brian Eno's installation is clear and reduced. A seating area is ideal for relaxing while a bar, music and a kaleidoscope of colours, the reflections of which mark the dimensions of the interior, supplement the overall impression. The slow pace and the special way the colours change are reflected by the acoustic accompaniment. Sounds pour from several sources, surfaces bubble; they come together, blend and form emulsions. Harmonies emerge and take a breath before the next round: a pleasant place to observe the growing dramaturgy of all events and to take more notice of sounds than usual. Everything fits harmoniously under the glass dome of the Galleria. Here, one can loose the feeling for time and space. Every evening, the light and sound installation will be supplemented by presentations given by well-known musicians or producers, who will interpret and re-mix Eno's music. All musicians and producers have the special talent of being able to think themselves into Eno's musical wishes and have a special feeling for Eno's music. By skilfully re-sampling Eno's material, adding instruments and sounds, as well as virtuously mixing all signals, they succeed time and again in creating a new work. |
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gee, am I drunk (or just tired)? Brian Eni?! How cute! |
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I hope he releases this installation, along with the reworkings...tell me what its like when you get back man, enjoy! |
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sounds like a good time |
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lucky duck! i went to one of his installations at the sFmoMa a few years baack, incredible-ness!!! eno set up about 50 boomboxes all around the gallery, each playing completely sepreate sounds that made up a constantly evolving soundtrack for his celestial sculpture. they evovled btw, because the begging time for each was randomly selected by the gallery docént.(sp?) ha, i need sllllleeeep. beep. |
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