This event is presented in collaboration with the Warsaw Autumn Festival
Ensemble of the Estonian Electronic Music Society (Eesti Elektroonilise Muusika Seltsi Ansambel, EMA), photo by Helen Vastrik
Using a historically informed performance approach to electroacoustic music, the Ensemble of the Estonian Electronic Music Association (EMA) has transcribed the music of pioneering composer Õie Olinda Sacherman based on rediscovered tapes and will present it for the first time in Poland —alongside newer works by Estonian composers Tatjana Kozłowa-Johannes, Ekke Västrik, and Rauno Remme—using analog technologies from the 1950s and 1960s, transporting the audience back in time.
The evening’s program will be complemented by a performance of Włodzimierz Kotoński’s piece “AELA” from the Polish Radio Experimental Studio’s catalog, prepared by EMA at the request of the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw using original equipment from SEPR. A discussion with the artists will be moderated by Ewa Szczecińska, a journalist with Polish Radio Program 2.
Program:
Discussion – EMA, Ewa Szczecińska
Tatjana Kozlova-Johannes (1977) – “Aria” (2021) 8’