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CAMP ((03))
international festival for electronic music and visual arts
3.- 9. november 2003
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History and Organization |
After years of working together–especially in experimental
projects- Thomas Maos and Fried Dähn had the idea of a
festival, which should be dealing mainly with artists that feel
the urge to improvise and experiment. In 1999, after one year
of intensive preparation and organization, the CAMP festival
was presented for the first time, in the Sudhaus in Tübingen.
16 artists from Switzerland, USA, France and Germany were successfully
celebrated by Press and audience. To the artists it was obvious
that something new, extraordinary and unique had originated.
CAMP represents a communication and exchange platform on which
new projects are able to originate
Philosophy
CAMP is a festival created by artists for artist: as intercultural,
innovative, interactive, creative, intermedial communication
platform.
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Royer, Ulrike Helmholz, Gene Coleman |
John-Wolf
Brennan, Vincent Royer, Fried Dähn |
Organisation:
Thomas Maos, Fried Dähn, Jörg Kallinich, Björn
Eichstädt,
Sudhaus, d.a.i und Club Voltaire Tübingen
Künstler:
Paolo Alvarez (Brasilien) - Flügel, Elektronik, John Wolf
Brennan (Irland) - Flügel
Gene Coleman (USA) - Bassclarinette, Björn Eichstädt
(BRD) - Keyboards, Cynthia Folio (USA) - Querflöte, Lou
Grassi (USA) - Drums, Perc., Ulrike Helmholz (BRD) - Stimme,
Wolf Helzle (BRD) - Video, Jörg Honecker (BRD) - Kontrabaß,
Volker Illi (BRD) - Projektion, Jörg Kallinich (BRD) -
Dias und Projektion, Fred-Lohnberg-Holm (USA) - Cello, Thomas
Maos (BRD) - E-Gitarre, Elektronik, Helmut Müller (BRD)
- Saxophon, Vincent Royer (Frankreich) - Viola, Christian Wolfarth
(CH) - Drums
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©
Thomas Maos, Birgit Riegger 2003
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