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Neža Naglič and Jošt Drašler at the Sound Disobedience festival in 2012

Launched in 2012, the music series Sound Disobedience (in Slovenian, Neposlušno) describes its creed as an aim to facilitate conditions for music risk-taking and improvisation. Founded by Sploh Institute, which has been working on improvised music and theatre performing arts production since 1999, the series follows on the heels of the institute's other successful projects of recent years, the Con-Fine Aperto concert series and the regular workshop called Search and Reflect (in Slovenian: RR–Raziskava, refleksija). The festival is an extension of both of these projects, presenting the two in a somewhat condensed form.

By way of concerts, workshops, lectures, and other forms of communicating musical ideas and ideas about music, Sound Disobedience annually creates an international programme, which is co-produced by the Španski borci Culture Centre.

Festival programme

Of the hosted musicians, one can first name the UK musician Eddie Prévost, who was also the inspiration for the above mentioned Search and Reflect series and who led the workshops during the first edition of the festival. Other foreign guests have included John Tillbury (UK), Tristan Honsinger (NL), Christof Kurzmann (AT), Martin Küchen (SE), Okkyung Lee (US/KR), and a number of others.

Some of the local improvisers who have played at Sound Disobedience include Ana Kravanja, Irena Tomažin, Samo Kutin, Neža Naglič, and actually most of the other musicians currently active in this vein of music. One of them is the trio Drašler/Karlovčec/Drašler, who presented their album Stir – released by Sploh Institute as part of its publishing activities – at the festival in 2013.

Irena Tomažin and Christof Kurzmann at the Sound Disobedience festival in 2013

External links

Gallery

Ana Kravanja and Marko Karlovčec, CD Neposlušno presentation at the Sound Disobedience festival in 2012, produced by Sploh Institute

Neža Naglič and Jošt Drašler at the Sound Disobedience festival in 2012

Irena Tomažin and Christof Kurzmann at the Sound Disobedience festival in 2013

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-[[Sound Disobedience]] [''Neposlušno''], launched in [[established::2012]], describes its creed as an aim to facilitate conditions for improvised music risk-taking. It was founded by [[Sploh Institute]], which has been working on music and theatre performing arts production since 1999 and has in recent years been successfully setting up the ''Con-Fine Aperto'' concert series and a regular workshop called ''RR–Raziskava, refleksija'' [Search and Reflect]. Both of these have been then expanded by this festival, which is in a way their condensed form.
+{{Wide image|Sound Disobedience 2012 Neza Naglic - Jost Drasler.jpg}}
+Launched in [[established::2012]], the music series [[Sound Disobedience]] (in Slovenian, ''Neposlušno'') describes its creed as an aim to facilitate conditions for music risk-taking and improvisation. Founded by [[Sploh Institute]], which has been working on improvised music and theatre performing arts production since 1999, the series follows on the heels of the institute's other successful projects of recent years, the Con-Fine Aperto concert series and the regular workshop called Search and Reflect (in Slovenian: ''RR–Raziskava, refleksija''). The festival is an extension of both of these projects, presenting the two in a somewhat condensed form.
+By way of concerts, workshops, lectures, and other forms of communicating musical ideas and ideas about music, Sound Disobedience annually creates an international programme, which is co-produced by the [[Španski borci Culture Centre]].
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-By way of concerts, workshops, lectures, and other forms of communicating musical ideas and ideas on music, Sound Disobedience annually creates an international programme, which is housed at the [[Španski borci Culture Centre]].
 ==Festival programme==
-Of the hosted musicians, one can first name the UK musician Eddie Prévost, who was also the inspiration for the above mentioned Search and Reflect series and who led the workshops during the first edition of the festival. Other foreign guests include John Tillbury (UK), Tristan Honsinger (NE), Christof Kurzmann (AU), Martin Küchen (SW), Okkyung Lee (USA/KOR) and a number others.
+Of the hosted musicians, one can first name the UK musician Eddie Prévost, who was also the inspiration for the above mentioned Search and Reflect series and who led the workshops during the first edition of the festival. Other foreign guests have included John Tillbury (UK), Tristan Honsinger (NL), Christof Kurzmann (AT), Martin Küchen (SE), Okkyung Lee (US/KR), and a number of others.
-Some of the local improvisers playing at Sound Disobedience were [[Ana Kravanja]], [[Irena Tomažin]], [[Samo Kutin]], [[Neža Naglič]] and actually most of the other musicians who are currently active in this vein of music. One of them is the trio Drašler/Karlovčec/Drašler, who have in 2013 presented their album at the festival, which as such also complements the Sploh Institute publishing activities.
+Some of the local improvisers who have played at Sound Disobedience include [[Ana Kravanja]], [[Irena Tomažin]], [[Samo Kutin]], [[Neža Naglič]], and actually most of the other musicians currently active in this vein of music. One of them is the trio Drašler/Karlovčec/Drašler, who presented their album ''Stir'' &ndash; released by Sploh Institute as part of its publishing activities &ndash; at the festival in 2013.
-Sound Disobedience has a number of informal ties with other festival in Europe, but they are more or less temporary and booking based coordinations.
+{{Wide image|Sound Disobedience 2013 Irena Tomazin - Christof Kurzmann.jpg}}
 == See also ==
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 == External links ==
 *[http://www.sploh.si/neposlusnoeng.html Sound Disobedience page on Sploh Institute website]
+*[http://www.sploh.si/neposlusnocd.html  Sound Disobedience 2012 music excerpts]
+{{gallery}}
 [[Category:Festivals]]
 [[Category:Music festivals]]
 [[Category:Music]]
+[[Category:Updated 2017]]

Difference between revisions of "Sound Disobedience"

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