Klangpark 99
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"Technically speaking, the Klangpark can be described as four imposing loudspeaker towers and a mobile digital production studio featuring Internet link-up. With respect to time, the Klangpark was played out from early morning to late at night over the course of four days. As an actual acoustic space, the Klangpark manifested itself in the Donaupark, a recreational area of about 30,000 m² located right in downtown Linz, and one which is a perfect example of the qualities commonly associated with the term 'public space'." (cd-liner notes) add. members: Michael Nyman, Robin Rimbaud aka Scanner, Robert Worby, Gordan Paunovic
Formiert: Sep. 1999
Aufgelöst: Sep. 1999
Region: Oberösterreich
Line-Up
Name | Instrumente | Von-Bis | Anmerkung |
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Joachim «Josh» Schnaitter | Electronics, Programming | Sep. 1999 - Sep. 1999 | - |
Markus «Maex» Decker | Electronics, Programming | Sep. 1999 - Sep. 1999 | - |
Rupert Huber | Electronics, Programming | Sep. 1999 - Sep. 1999 | - |
Sam Auinger | Electronics, Programming | Sep. 1999 - Sep. 1999 | - |
Wolfgang «Fadi» Dorninger | Electronics, Programming | Juni 1999 - Nov. 1999 | - |
Tonträger
Jahr | Name | Format |
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1999 | It Could Be A Song - It Could Be A Beat | CD |