20/21 March 2009
The Ireland Institute, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2
Prices : 12 euro per night or 20 euro for the two nights.

Friday 20 March, 7 PM

• JULIO CAMARENA (guitar) / ADAM LUBROTH (visuals) / WADE MATTHEWS (reeds,electronics)
• SEYMOUR WRIGHT (solo alto saxophone)
• FERGUS KELLY (homemade instruments) / JÜRGEN SIMPSON (electronics)
• PASCAL BATTUS (homemade instruments) / CHRISTINE SEHNAOUI (alto saxophone)

Saturday 21 March,  7 PM

• SAFE (electronics)
• LEO DUMONT (percussion) / CYRIL EPINAT (guitar) / MATHIAS FORGE (trombone)
• ROBIN HAYWARD (solo tuba)
• THOMAS LEHN (analogue synthesizer) / PAUL LOVENS (drums)

With the support of the Art Council, Goethe Institut and the Cervantes Institute.

Since 2005, i-and-e has presented an annual festival in Dublin featuring both international and Irish performers, drawn from the worlds of improvised music, contemporary composition and sound art. Guests have included Keith Rowe, Mark Wastell, Andrea Neumann, Fergus Kelly, Rhodri Davies, Joe Colley, Judith Ring, Lee Patterson, Axel Dorner, Ferran Fages and Sean Meehan. Further one-off i-and-e events have included John Tilbury’s performance of Morton Feldman’s composition For Bunita Marcus in 2007, and Fred van Hove’s solo church organ performance in 2008.

date: 28-30 March

featuring:

BORIS BALTSCHUN (Germany) sampler
ERIK CARLSSON (Sweden) percussion
ROY CARROLL (Ireland) computer
AXEL DÖRNER (Germany) trumpet
KAI FAGASCHINSKI (Germany) clarinet
MARTIN KÜCHEN (Sweden) saxophones
DAVID LACEY (Ireland) percussion/electronics
JASON LESCALLEET (USA) electronics
DANNY MCCARTHY (Ireland) homemade instruments/electronics
MICK O’SHEA (Ireland) homemade instruments/electronics
FRED VAN HOVE (Belgium) church organ
PAUL VOGEL (Ireland) computer/clarinet

Friday 28 / Saturday 29: 7 PM @ Unitarian Church, St. Stephen’s Green
Sunday 30: 5 PM @ the Peppercanister Church, Mount St. Crescent
Tickets: 10 euro per concert/25 euro for a festival ticket

Boris Baltschun, Axel Dörner & Kai Fagaschinski are presented in partnership with the Goethe-Institut. Erik Carlsson & Martin Küchen are presented with the assistance of Konstnärsnämnden, the Swedish Arts Grants Committee.

directions to the unitarian church

with the support of the dept. of electronic & electrical engineering & the music and media technologies course, tcd.