Geistesblitz oder Geduldsarbeit?

On this page we link to videos and/or websites of our interview partners:

Cette page regroupe les vidéos et sites web des personnes interviewées:

Cris Wehrli (didgeriphone), Geri Bolliger (eagle alto recorder), Lukas Rohner (furniture drum & co.), Daniel Brand (haut-parleur Alpha 360), André Décosterd (nyloïd) and Reto Weber (hang).

Eagle alto recorder by Geri Bollinger and Adriana Breukink

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www.eagle-recorder.com

Furniture drum & Co. by Lukas Rohner

Film by Lukas Rohner and Ueli Derendinger
Furniture drum & Co.: Travel
The hybrid instrument in version a) with velor wheel with 18 of 36 tuned spokes, which are bowed with a cello bow or bowed and struck with special mallets and supplemented with version b) with tubular overtone flute

Nyloïd d'André and Michel Décosterd

Nyloïd is a sculpture sonore cinétique composée de trois tiges de nylon de six mètres de longueur animées par un dispositif mécanique et sonore. It tord et se contorsionne aléatoirement en se manifestant vocalement. La musique de Nyloïd is produced by an artificielle voix créée par ordinateur.

Hang by Reto Weber

www.retoweber.ch

www.squeezeband.ch

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Haut-parleur Alpha 360 de Daniel Brand

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Photo : Alpha360-dB

Alpha360 is a range of innovative high-end speakers. All sound sources of one channel are on the same axis, all frequencies are diffused over 360 degrees. The system is available in mono, bi- or tri-amplification, with one, two or three voices. The client has a choice of modules, finishes, amplification and total freedom of (de)placement.

L'idée de départ pour l'Alpha360 date de 1969!

 

Quelques témoignages se trouvent sur le site:

www.alpha360.ch/alpha360_or.htm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Didgeriphone from Cris Wehrli

Recording: Cris Wehrli
Didgeriphone sound example
Range of the solo instrument