
f. lonberg-holm performing at CFA | subtropics 6 | photo: juan cabrera
FRED LONBERG-HOLM: IN-RESIDENCE
AUDIOTHEQUE [JAN26-MAR07, 2016] a residency in collaboration with ArtCenter/South Florida
Chicago based cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm is no stranger to South Florida. He has been a guest multiple times of the Subtropics Festival since the early 90s. If you enjoyed the recent Audiotheque solo concert by Chris Corsano, you will not want to miss Fred Lonberg-Holm in concert, this time exclusively at Audiotheque!
A former student of Anthony Braxton, Morton Feldman, Bunita Marcus and Pauline Oliveros, his primary projects are his Valentine Trio and The Lightbox Orchestra, Fred Lonberg-Holm has played and studied music in a variety of situations from the Juilliard School to the gutter
He is also a member of a number of ongoing collective projects (The Boxhead Ensemble, The Friction Brothers with Michaels Zerang and Colligan, The Flatlands Collective, Keefe Jackson’s Fast Citizens) as well as participating in numerous one off “ad-hoc” or in frequently convening ensembles
He also currently plays in groups led by Joe McPhee (Survival Unit III), Peter Brotzmann (Chicago 10tet), and Ken Vandermark (Vandermark 5, Frame 4tet, Territory Ensemble)
Improvisors he has worked with include Jim Baker, John Butcher, Wilbert DeJoode, Axel Doerner, Mats Gustafsson, Charlotte Hug, Glenn Kotche, Peter Kowald, Nicole Mitchell, Torsten Muller, Jim O’Rourke, Jeff Parker, David Stakenas, Ben Vida, and Michael Zerang
He has contributed cello sounds to numerous recording projects by rock groups including Califone, Freakwater, God-is-my-co-pilot, L’altra, Smog, Super Chunk, US Maple, Wilco and many others
His two-week-long residency at Audiotheque will feature a Listening Club episode about the presence of the cello within Jazz entitled, From Swing to Noise; a highlight Solo Concert performance; and a Light Box Orchestra concert product of a musician’s workshop organized in partnership with ArtCenter/South Florida.
SCHEDULE OF PUBLIC EVENTS:
LONBERG-HOLM RESIDENCY
WED.JAN27.2016.8:00PM
LISTENING CLUB | S3.E05 | $5
FROM SWING TO NOISE: CELLISTS WITHIN JAZZ
Curated by Fred Lonberg-Holm
presented at Audiotheque, ArtCenter, Miami Beach
tickets available at the door
A look at the various ways the cello has been incorporated into “jazz” and other improvised musics from Oscar Pettiford, Harry Babasin and Fred Katz to Tom Cora, Abdul Wadud and Okkyung Lee with many other stops along the way
WED.FEB.03.2016.8:00PM | $10
FRED LONBERG-HOLM: CREATIVE SOLO CELLO
presented at Audiotheque, ArtCenter, Miami Beach
Tickets available at the door
Because of the Subtropics Festival, cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm has been no stranger to Miami. Yet his last solo appearance was back in 2005 during Subtropics 17 at the old Dorsch Gallery in the Wynwood Art District.
You should definitely be curious about his music—specially his solo work. Lonberg-Holm’s solo concerts are showcases of his latest discoveries in sound. His music is spontaneous, creative, playful and insightful, and is our opinion that he is got to be the best creative cellist alive in the world today!
SAT+SUN.JAN30+31.2016
TOWARD A LIGHTBOX ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE—A WORKSHOP
An Improvisation Workshop conducted by Fred Lonberg-Holm takes place at Audiotheque
Musicians! This free workshop is for all interested in developing improvisational skills around the exploration of non gestural conduction constructions. The only requirements are 1) a willingness to listen to others; and 2) an interest in being an ensemble member over being a soloist.
The outcome of this workshop will be presented in a special performance at ArtCenter/South Florida’s Project 924, Friday, February 5. Interested? to sign up please call ArtCenter, 305-674-8278
FRI FEB 05, 2016 | Project 924 | FREE
THE LIGHTBOX ORCHESTRA: LONBERG-HOLM and MUSICIANS
presented at Project 924, ArtCenter, Miami Beach
for advance tickets call: ArtCenter, 305-674-8278
The Lightbox Orchestra is an ongoing non-fixed personnel ensemble project exploring non gestural conduction constructions. Using a system of lights and cards, the Lightbox operator works with the ensemble to fabricate real time open form compositions. A typical version incorporates roughly 10 musicians comfortable with working in the open space (but from any tradition) and one Lightbox operator. The operator chooses who is invited to play forming different small groups or tutti sections as the piece unfolds. In addition, suggestions can be made via “parameter cards”
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Most of these programs will webcast LIVE on:
SPECTACULARSYSTEM.COM
host: Stephen Malagodi
The Listening Club is a series of monthly curated listening sessions produced by SFCA [isaw+subtropics] at Audiotheque that expose general audiences to listening experiences that foster a deeper understanding and enjoyment of sound. See the full schedule below and for more information download our Season 3 Brochure designed by Claudia Ariano
AUDIOTHEQUE
Audiotheque is an intimate 30+ seat space featuring state-of-the-art equipment that provides access to some of the most adventurous, unfiltered, high-quality sound experiences available anywhere
Operated by SFCA [isaw+subtropics] at ArtCenter South Florida, this small, intimate and acoustically beautiful space also hosts residencies with artists for the development of new work in music and sound art
HOW TO FIND US
Audiotheque
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ArtCenter South Florida
924 Lincoln Road, 201
Miami Beach, FL 33139
website
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email list signup
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SPECIAL THANKS TO
claudia ariano, graphic design
arianographix
claudiaariano@yahoo.com
305-338-4993
stephen malagodi, webcasts
spectacularsystem.com
maria del valle, susan caraballo
and the staff at artcenter south florida
luis colina, intern
new world school of the arts
and to all the participating artists and audiences that support and join our efforts in building a strong and vibrant community for the advancement of experimental music and other forms of alternative sound art in south florida
and remember…
do unto us as you would have us do unto you
sfca [isaw+subtropics]
SUPPORT
SFCA [isaw+subtropics.org] is the leading proponent of experimental music and sound art in the Southeast
Our 2015-16 season of events is possible with funding from City of Miami Beach’s Cultural Affairs Program and Cultural Arts Council; with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners. It is sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture; and by the Blank Family Foundation
Subtropics.org would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of Sennheiser, leaders in superior sound technology
QUESTIONS, ADVANCE TICKETS AND PRESS CONTACT: ArtCenter, 305-674-8278