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Love Letters to a Third Culture Kid — premiere

We premiered Love Letters to a Third Culture Kid in the first half of a Flux Festival double bill, with Liberté Anne & FROTAE ft. Stella Adjokê after us.

Bettina Szabó, with Travis West at the system. Photo: Brandon Patitucci
Bettina Szabó, with Travis West at the system. Photo: Brandon Patitucci

Where

Chapelle de la Cité-des-Hospitalières, Montréal

Who

Kalun Leung, Travis West, Bettina Szabó, Kirsten Voss, Sara Nigard Rosendal

Presented by

Flux Festival: Innovations en concert, Le Vivier, the Canadian New Music Network and Québec Musiques Parallèles

System

Three sensors running at once on the multi-user mubone; voice, trombone and percussion into the system; projection

What happened

For eight years mubone was a one-person instrument. This was the first time three of us played it together in front of people, with the system keeping track of where we were standing. Moving closer or further apart changed the music, which is a strange and lovely thing to feel from the inside.

Photos

All by Brandon Patitucci.

From the video

What people wrote

Rosalie Chrétien at atuvu.ca heard the evening as music that blurs the line between disciplines and ways of listening, and introduced the collective as a transdisciplinary group working between Montréal and Copenhagen where sound, movement, technology and architecture meet. Read the review (French). Michel Rondeau reviewed the concert for PAN M 360.

Next time

The video is being edited. We'll put it here when it's ready.