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Kasper T. Toeplitz rosa_11, CD Electronic composition played live by Kasper T. Toeplitz and Myriam Gourfink. Noise and stillness. Also generative video, and the noise of circulating data a page about DATA_Noise photo by Marc Coudrais
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Kasper T. Toeplitz rosa_10, CD Music for live electronics, bass and lithophone. Played by Kasper T. Toeplitz (composition, live-electronics, bass) and Philippe Foch (lithophone). This music was written (and played live) for the dance piece named "GRIS" choreographed by Myriam Gourfink. Immobility by Margot Dorleans, Carole Garriga, Deborah Lary and Véronique Weil. photo by Hervé Véronèse
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Kasper T. Toeplitz rosa_09, CD A long composition for solo bass - one long piece, very textural, very polyphonic or rather very polytimbral. You probably could not say it is a bass, but it is not important cover by Daria Gabriel
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Akerlund / Toeplitz rosa_08, CD INERT/E is the duo of Lars Akerlund and Kasper T. Toeplitz. They both play computers and other electronic devices, Toeplitz also integrates his bass guitar. The music sounds mostly electronic, long, evolving multi-layered soundscapes. a page about INERT/E cover by Paul Collins
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Eliane RADIGUE rosa_07, CD A composition for solo electric bass, written by Eliane Radigue, and played by KTToeplitz. After performing this piece many times, and when the first edition was sold out, it seemed interesting to re-record the piece, just to see how a fully fixed but not written down piece ages. All moments are different, but the composition isstill strictly the same. cover by Thomas Kieffer |
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KERNEL rosa_06, CD The fourth CD of KERNEL - with still the same musicians, Eryck Abecassis, KTToeplitz & Wilfried Wendling - is a re-creation of their first CD, KERNEL#2, two years later. Exactly the same score, but a diffrent interpretation - a much longer one (53 minutes) and with much more density to it. Actually this CD and this composition define very much what KERNEL is allabout - live interpretation of written scores of electronic music. Comparing the 2 versions is something... - exacltly the same music, never the same ! a page about KERNEL cover by Anne Delrieu |
KERNEL rosa_05, CD This is the third CD of KERNEL (the second one, DEEP, was released on ZORA Records) - with still the same musicians - Eryck Abecassis, KTToeplitz & Wilfried Wendlin. And still live electronic music preformed live on computers On this CD, two electronic compositions : a page about KERNEL photo Leen Varx
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KERNEL rosa_04, CD KERNEL is an ensemble of live electronic music. All of it is written down, on scores, and is interpreted by the musicians - all in real-time: no sound files, no samples, no sequencers. Analog equipement can be used, even if the core of each musician's set-up is the computer. Each of them has to write its own computer program, as this is considered being part of the interpretation of the written score. a page about KERNEL cover by Anne Delrieu
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Le DEPEUPLEUR rosa_03, CD LE DEPEUPLEUR is the electronic project of Zbigniew Karkowski and Kasper T. Toeplitz. Both musicians use computers, and create electronic sounds - no samples, no "found" sounds - it's all "pure" electronic. Even if their names can (also) be found in the "noise" circles - they did collaborate with musicians such as Merzbow, Tetsuo Furudate, CCCC or Francisco Lopez, to name a few - they are both composers having done, and still doing fully written down pieces for orchestras, ensembles etc LE DEPEUPLEUR ended after 13 years with the death of Zbigniew Karkowski a page about LE DEPEUPLEUR
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Kasper T. Toeplitz rosa_02, CD CAPTURE is a piece which is as much music as choregraphy as video, and whose interpreters interpret this piece in its globality (dance, music, images) and not by separating the different artistic fields . The final form is as much a concert than a dance piece or even a live video installation. All of it. Of course the CD version gives you only the music - a long ascension whose only sound generator is a white noise - carefully sculpted by numerous filters, all activated in real-time by the movements of the 3 dancers cover by Thomas Kieffer
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Eliane RADIGUE rosa_01, CD A composition for solo electric bass, written by Eliane Radigue, and played by KTToeplitz. It was the first time Eliane wrote something for a musician, all her previous pieces were for her synths. Since then she only composes instrumental music, for different musicians. cover by Thomas Kieffer
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