An ensemble consisting of musicians from Hà Nội and Berlin play their own compositions and improvisations at Goethe Institute in Hà Nội on October 22, 2016 as part of an coordination between the Domdom Centre for Experimental Art & Music and German composer/percussionist Burkhard Beins. Photo courtesy of Domdom |
An improvisational performance with video and graphic scores organised by the Domdom Contemporary and Experimental Music Club will be held in Hà Nội today, with public participation encouraged.
The improvisation session will be guided, focused on musical responses to images. Attendees will perform in a group, responding to clips from the films Tree of Life (by Terrence Malick) and Her (by Spike Jonze), and video art by James Richard and Duncan Campbell – both nominated for the Turner Prize in 2014. Through responding to moving images, the players can improvise to a common aim, enabling them to create music.
The players will also seek inspiration from graphic scores by composers such as Gyorgy Ligeti and John Cage.