14/11/2002
HinjNoiz
Mobius, Boston
File Under Arrhythmic Ostinatos, a new music experiment by Landon Rose. In the tradition of iconoclastic instrument builders everywhere, Landon Rose will present an evening of songs and rhythms culled from John Hartford to Harry Partch to hymnody to prosody. Rose's concert will be the result of his sound explorations performed during his artist-in-residency at Mobius from October 23d on.
File Under Arrhythmic Ostinatos, a new music experiment by
Landon Rose
(Boston) In the tradition of iconoclastic instrument builders
everywhere, Landon Rose will present an evening of songs and rhythms
culled from John Hartford to Harry Partch to hymnody to prosody.
Rose's concert will be the result of his sound explorations performed
during his artist-in-residency at Mobius from October 23d on. Mobius'
front gallery space will serve as his temporary workshop, where he'll
tinker away with his vast array of experimental instruments. After
his live concert on November 15th-16th, he'll continue with his
explorations through December 1st. The sounds of throbbing stovepipes
and dry ice on rebar will hit more than one auditory nerve in the
course of almost 6 weeks. Being a musician, he can't be pinned down
to regular gallery hours, but tours of his sound laboratory can be
arranged through the Mobius office. Rest assured, when Landon Rose is
IN, he's very ON. Daily pictures and sound can be viewed/heard at
http://www.hinjnoiz.com.
(Bio.) Landon Rose is a member of the Mobius Artists Group and has
been a professional musician for the past twenty years. The scope of
his work includes: building instruments, i.e. amplified sounding bows
constructed from piano wire and reinforcement bar; creating
electroacoustic interactive computer music; building interactive
sound objects; and composing music to be sung and played by
others.
When:
Friday-Saturday, Nov. 15-16, 8 pm
Tickets:
$12/$8 students, seniors and Friends of Mobius. Reservations strongly
recommended; please call Mobius at (617) 542-7416. Mobius does not
turn away audience members based on inability to pay. If you are
unable to pay the full admission price, please call the Mobius office
in advance to make other arrangements.
Mobius
Boston's Artist-Run Center
for Experimental Work in All Media
354 Congress St.
Boston, MA 02210
phone: 617-542-7416
fax: 617-451-2910