On June 27 I will premiere a new piece for Hohner Electronium, an early analog synthesizer in the shape of an accordeon, developed in 1952 and featured extensively in Karlheinz Stockhausen’s groundbreaking pieces of process- and ‘intuitive’ music during the second half of the 1960’s.

The performance will take place at Kunst-Werke Berlin, a place I know since it was founded in the early 1990s, when I lived down the street and saw some fantastic exhibitions there, among them Bruce Nauman’s Corridor with Light and Fischli und Weiss’ Die sichtbare Welt. Both pieces had a lasting impact on me and my work.

Benny Nilsen will also perform live, Philip Marshall will play cassettes from his Tapeworm label, the space will feature a quad setup by Function One, so don’t miss this date in case you are around.

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The Falling Rocket is now also available as 24Bit FLAC edition from Schwebung

You can stream the album and purchase the download which includes a 9-page PDF booklet designed by Caro Mikalef from Schwebung @ LimitedRun

Last night I finished restoring a second Columbia Phonoharp zither. While my first instrument was built in 1896, this model dates from around 1902.

Thanks a lot to Taylor Deupree for helping me with getting it here from the US.

My new album Un Cœur Simple is now also available as 24Bit FLAC edition from Schwebung

You can stream the album and purchase the download which includes a 7-page PDF booklet designed by Caro Mikalef from Schwebung @ LimitedRun