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Riek Westerhof
"Music as a
philospophy of life" - Playing the piano since her sixth
year, Riek started composing as a different way to express
her thoughts; in music rather than in words.She has studied
with John Cage and keeps learning from Eric Satie's work.
Her pieces invite to listen to the environment: she catches
you by surprise, performing in public places like shopping
or congress centers (Magna Plaza, Amsterdam 1997), or in a
grass field in between highways, accompagnied by a chorus of
frogs (Utrecht 1998).
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je kan op
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[ of andersom ] [ ach je verstaat toch niks van wat ze
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Radboud Mens http://radiantslab.com/rat/
After finishing
artschool and a study in audio-art/sonology in 1993, Radboud
concentrated on the making of experimental music.He used
broken down hi-fi equipment and found records, that he
played with several needles at the same time, proccesing the
sound with effects."Records are not music but records;
objects I can use to create music" Nowadays he works mainly
with computers, samples and effect processors.
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Isabelle Jenniches http://www.media-gn.nl/mfa/isabelle
After her study of
scenography at the Academie of Applied Arts in Vienna,
Isabelle is now finishing a postgraduate program for new
media at Media-Gn in Groningen. Always her theatre spaces
have been defined by light, sound and moving bodies; in her
recent works she uses live video and telecommunication
techniques to investigate in the dramatic presence of
virtual performers.
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Karen Levi
Studied in Israel at
the school of the Kibbutz Dance Company, where she also
danced for four years. Afterwards, Karen worked with the
Batshewa Ensemble and is now freelancing in Europe. She
started to do her own choreographic work in Amsterdam, where
it's been presented in the Danswerkplaats, de Melkweg and
recently in the CaDanse festival.In her dances she likes to
interweave all the elements of the theatre space to create
an atmosphere that corresponds with the movement
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