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Sunday, September 28, 7pm
Woodland Pattern Book Center
720 East Locust Street, Milwaukee
$8 general, $7 students and seniors, $6 members
The Charlotte Hug and Fred Lonberg-Holm Duo
Charlotte Hug (born 1965) musician, composer, visual artist, lives in
Zurich and London. She studied music and viola with Henrik Crafoord at
the SMPV Berne and Paul Silverthorne in London, and received training
in "scenic design" at the University of Art and Design Zurich.
In addition to numerous solo performances at international music
festivals and in theatres and museums, Hug also collaborates with other
artists and often seeks out unusual venues for her performances, places
that lend surprising acoustic, visual or emotional accents to her
playing. She has appeared in the icy caverns of the Rhône Glacier in
the Upper Valais in Switzerland as well as in the labyrinthine
subterranean passageways of the "House of Detention", a 250-year-old
former dungeon in the London neighborhood of Farringdon.
Charlotte Hug is a member of the London Improvisers Orchestra. She
collaborates with other composers both freely and conceptually,
including John Butcher, John Edwards, Phil Minton, Maggie Nicols, Evan
Parker, Elliott Sharp and Phil Wachsmann. Her domain encompasses the
most diverse fields, including composition, improvisation,
electro-acoustics, performance, music for film and musical theatre as
well as in visual art and sound installations.
Charlotte Hug's appearance is sponsored in part by Pro Helvetia and Suisa.
Chicago based cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm has played and studied music in
a variety of situations from the Juilliard School to beyond. A former
student of Anthony Braxton, Morton Feldman, Bunita Marcus and Pauline
Oliveros, his primary projects are his Valentine Trio and The Lightbox
Orchestra. He is also a member of a number of ongoing collective
projects (The Boxhead Ensemble, The Friction Brothers with Michael
Zerang and Colligan, Keefe Jackson's Fast Citizens) as well as
participating in numerous one off "ad-hoc" or in frequently convening
ensembles. He also currently plays in groups led by Joe McPhee
(Survival Unit III), Peter Brotzmann (Chicago 10tet), and Ken
Vandermark (Vandermark 5, Frame Quartet, Territory Ensemble).
Improvisors he has worked with include Jim Baker, John Butcher, Axel
Doerner, Mats Gustafsson, Charlotte Hug, Glenn Kotche, Peter Kowald,
Nicole Mitchell, Torsten Muller, Jim O'Rourke, Jeff Parker, David
Stakenas, and Michael Zerang, He has contributed cello sounds
to numerous recording projects by rock groups including Califone,
Freakwater, God-is-my-co-pilot, Super Chunk, US Maple, Wilco and
many others.
This concert is brought to you by the Alternating Currents Live series,
broadcast on WMSE (91.7) FM, Milwaukee.
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