As a part of the XII St. Petersburg International New Music Festival, musicians and artists worldwide working with spatial multichannel sound are invited to submit pieces for a multi-channel set-up.
This year’s festival will feature 88 World and Russian premieres of works created by composers of the 21st century. The main theme of the XII reMusik.org Festival will focus on ‘Graphic Sound’.
For this edition esteemed teaching members will be: Fernando Garnero, Stefano Gervasoni (Italy), Vladimir Gorlinsky, Mehdi Hosseini, Panayiotis Kokoras, Lucia Ronchetti, Elena Rykova, Vladimir Tarnopolsky and Deqing Wen.
This edition teaching team will be composed by: Olga Bochikhina, Jérôme Combier, Natacha Diels, Fernando Garnero, Emilio Guim, Jean-Luc Hervé, Dmitri Kourliandski, Hèctor Parra and Deqing Wen.
Five composers and six performers under 30 from around the world will be selected for a programme of residency, research and production of new creations and performances that will premiere as part of the 68th International Festival of Contemporary Music of La Biennale di Venezia.
For a work for mixed vocal ensemble and electronics. Jury: Lisa Streich, Katharina Rosenberger; Björn Gottstein, Peter Siegwart, and Germán
Toro Perez.
EDITION
FESTIVAL
The annual St. Petersburg International New Music Festival is among the main projects through which reMusik.org pursue its mission. The largest festival of new music in Russia takes place at the end of May during a period of famous White Nights in distinguished venues around the city, including the Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall, the New Stage of the Alexandrinsky Theater, New Holland, the St. Petersburg State Conservatory and others.
The festival is presented by world-famous musicians and well-known ensembles, both classical and experimental ones, specializing in the new music performance. The reMusik.org Festival covers various areas of contemporary academic music – experimental, electro-acoustic, electronic music, multimedia projects, free improvisation and others.
The festival program has numerous educational highlights: master classes, pre-rehearsal talks, scientific conference, composition course, presentations, educational lectures, training lab for music critics, workshops and reading sessions with soloists and several ensembles.
