Music Cycle TOMORROW x KIBLIX 2022: Aleksandra Bajde & Isabella Forciniti

Music Cycle TOMORROW x KIBLIX 2022: Aleksandra Bajde & Isabella Forciniti
Wednesday, 14 December 2022, at 8 p.m.
KIBLA PORTAL

We invite you to a concert by the exceptional »electro-acoustic« duo formed by Aleksandra Bajde & Isabella Forciniti, which will take place on Wednesday, 14 December 2022, at 8 p.m. in the KIBLA PORTAL as part of the Music Cycle TOMORROW and festival KIBLIX 2022.

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The two musicians, who live and work mainly in Vienna, build contemporary original music through their own unique and innovative pastiches of acoustics and electronics. Their music includes different approaches, tonalities and musical styles, and an entirely original expression.

Aleksandre Bajde, a musician born in Maribor, was awarded – among other things – one of Austria's most prestigious science and art prizes for her music-performance work Self-Portraits in Imaginary Places in 2020. Her music has been performed in many European countries including Austria, Germany, Italy, Slovenia and the Netherlands and at major venues and festivals such as Porgy & Bess and Alte Schmiede in Vienna, impuls MinuteConcerts in Graz, Leicht über Linz in Linz, Crossroads in Salzburg; November Music, Operadagen Rotterdam in the Netherlands, and at the Cologne Opera House in Germany, as well as at many other events and venues.

https://aleksandrabajde.com/

Isabella Forciniti is a Vienna-based sound artist from Italy. Her work maneuvers in the tensions provoked by important aspects of sound and improvised music, and manages to unleash currents of thought at the edge of the unknown. She explores sonic states by examining the relationships between the intertwined sonic surroundings, informal practices and their internal relations, and loves to engage with film music. As a Communication Studies graduate in Sociology and Multimedia, she enjoys collaborating and studying computer music and composition with a focus on digital music performance and improvised music. Her favorite sociologist is Zygmunt Bauman and her favorite meal remains her grandmother's homemade pasta.

https://isabella.klingt.org/

Admission is free.

< Photo: Eva Maria Bauer in Arnold Haberl

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Produced by X-OP Contemporary Art Association
Co-organized by ACE KIBLA and CODE BLUE Association
Supported by the Municipality of Maribor, the Employment Service of the Republic of Slovenia and the Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sport of the Republic of Austria