| // Date: August 28 //  Venue: St. Maximilian Church in Duisburg-Ruhrort
 
DISK / CTM has been invited to contribute to the concert program of ISEA2010 RUHR, the  International Symposium on Electronic Art and one of the most important  festivals for digital and electronic art. 
 
Following his fantastic organ-concert in Berlin's French Cathedral  during CTM.10,  we invited Charlemagne Palestine for a solo  concert on the Seifert organ of the St. Maximilian Church in  Duisburg-Ruhrort on Saturday August  28th.
 Charlemagne Palestine creates intense,  ritualistic music, which he  refers to as 'resonant music', in contrast  to the 'minimal music' of his  peers, Phillip Glass, Michael Nyman,  Terry Riley and Steve Reich. With  his piano and organ works, he has  developed a highly individual  aesthetic centred around layered  overtones, and electronic drones, which  build and change gradually,  gently harmonising. His performances are  overtly spiritual in nature.  Palestine's pieces consist of  stratifications marked by an absence of  linear progression by an  transcendent timelessness. What we hear seems  to be an excerpt from a  continuum that may well ring for eternity, an  infinitely extended  present that makes past and future fade away.
> charlemagnepalestine.org
 
 ISEA2010  RUHR 16th International Symposium on Electronic Art,  visits  the borderland of electronic and electro-acoustic music. On three   evenings from 23 to27 August 2010 the Konzerthaus Dortmund will   turn into a site of musical
 experiments. During ISEA2010 RUHR artists   of several generations will present
 their recent compositions:  Apart  from Mudboy and Fennesz, the program presents concerst by the  pioneer  of electronic music Éliane Radigue,  the Japanese avant-gardist   Keiichiro Shibuya, and the subtle cellist Hildur Guðnadóttir.
 
 ISEA,  International Symposium on Electronic Art, has been held at  different  cities worldwide since 1988: 2009, the venue was Belfast, 2008  the ISEA  was being held in Singapure. Being one of the projects of  RUHR.2010  European Capital of Culture, the symposium will be for the  first time  in Germany this year! Apart from the ISEA2010 RUHR Concerts, a   comprehensive conference program with more than one hundred speakers,   keynotes, two exhibitions, the E-Culture Fair, performances, club as   well as partner events with the Academy for Media Art Cologne, the   Folkwang University, Essen, and the Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten Marl   form part of ISEA2010 RUHR.
 > isea2010ruhr.org | > August 28, 2010 
 
 
 
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