Romain C Bertheau pipe organ
Jacek Chmiel electronics, zither, tibetan bowls
Sylvain Monchocé flute, bass flute, alto saxophone
A concert recording from November 2023 as part of the ongoing Organ Sequences series in the Taborkirche, Kreuzberg, Berlin - DIY events which began in 2022, dedicated to organs, performance, installation, and experimental music. The organ played is a pneumatic organ made by the Berlin organ builder Gebrüder Dinse in 1905.
The trio focus on transient moments, where ephemeral events dialogue with eternity - three individual voices bringing different perspectives and depth to the discourse, creating a unique magnetism attracting the listener into a temporal vortex.
High frequencies fly and interfere with each other, creating complex structures which superimpose on the architecture formed and are elaborated on by the deep and wide low frequencies. Lines and shapes cross, merge, dissolve; nothing is lost, everything is transforming, changing, evolving.
Bertheau - Chmiel - Monchocé
Romain Bertheau is a noise musician, pianist, organist, harpsichordist, and Vaporwave artist,. Creator and organiser of the Organ Sequences series in Berlin. Principally plays and composes for organ and no-input mixer.
ThreadedDreams™ is his alias used for Vaporwave, noise music and other side projects.
romainbertheau.com
Jacek Chmiel is a sound artist, field recordist, and improviser. Mastered in improvisation at the Musik Akademie of Basel, studying under Fred Frith, Andrea Neumann, and Alfred Zimmerlin. He draws from diverse influences, including jazz guitar and two years living in Nepal. Specializes in synthesizers, zither, electronics, singing bowls, and objects, constantly exploring new electro-acoustic possibilities.
intermittent-art.eu
Sylvain Monchocé is a multi-instrumentalist and improviser.
He is interested in "musique concrète instrumentale" and has developed unique extended techniques for each of his instruments, creating sounds between electronics and acoustics. He is particularly interested in granular breathing sounds, multiphonics, harmonics and silence.
sylvainmonchoce.com