False Harmonics #28: Currawong Project
About This Event
Live event at Pioneer Works
About Currawong Project
At Pioneer Works, the Currawong Project appears in the False Harmonics series as a hybrid concert work by composer Matthias Kriesberg, with electronics by Kevin Larke and video by Huei Lin. Pianists Han Chen, Arseniy Gusev, and Asiya Korepanova perform a score that treats the piano less as a single instrument than as a trigger for sampled resonance, processed sound, and image. It reads like a study in how “live” performance is negotiated in an electronic age. No specific NYC premiere history has been publicly established for this presentation.
About the Artists
Matthias Kriesberg
Matthias Kriesberg is a composer and electronic artist whose work moves between contemporary concert music and media-based performance. In New York City he has presented projects at Pioneer Works, including the Currawong Project in the False Harmonics series, pairing his writing with electronics by Kevin Larke and video by Huei Lin.
Kevin Larke
Kevin Larke is a New York City–based electronic artist whose work often sits between concert music and visual art. At Pioneer Works, he has provided live electronics for the False Harmonics series, including Matthias Kriesberg’s Currawong Project alongside pianists Han Chen, Arseniy Gusev, Asiya Korepanova, Nicolas Namoradze, and Élisabeth Pion, with video art by Huei Lin.
Han Chen
Han Chen is a pianist whose work sits between contemporary classical practice and electronic-informed performance. In New York City, he has appeared at Pioneer Works in projects that place the piano inside larger systems of sound and image, including False Harmonics #28: the Currawong Project by composer Matthias Kriesberg with electronics by Kevin Larke and video art by Huei Lin.
Asiya Korepanova
Asiya Korepanova is a concert pianist, composer, transcriber, visual artist, poet, and entrepreneur.
Nicolas Namoradze
Nicolas Namoradze is a classical pianist, composer, and educator. He came to international attention in 2018 upon winning the triennial Honens International Piano Competition, one of the world's largest and most comprehensive prizes for pianists, in Calgary, Canada.