~ Mother’s Day concert ~
Sun 11th of May at 16 o’clock @ Toinen kerros (Nokiantie 2–4, HKI)
Lise-Lotte Norelius (SWE)
Emil Skogh (SWE)
Anton Svanberg (SWE)
J. Koho (FIN)
Entrance: Suggested from 5 to 10 euros
LISE-LOTTE NORELIUS
Lise-LotteNorelius (1961) is a composer and musician based in Stockholm. Sheestablished herself early as a percussionist, but has since 2000mainly been focusing on EAM and live electronics. She studiedelectroacoustic composition at the Royal College of Music inStockholm 1998-2002 and has since then composed music for speakers,musicians with live electronics, dance performances, andinstallations. The preference for small, pitiful, comic and uglysounds, rhythmic structures and long lines often characterize hermusic, which can be both beautiful, raw and brutal. In recent yearsshe has been exploring vibrators, self-built noisy devices, synthjewelry, thermoses, vacuum cleaners and floppy drives, often incombination with Max/MSP software and various effect boxes.
EMIL SKOGH
Emil Skogh is a bassist, composer and pianist born in Hertsjö, Sweden in 1990. Since completing his studies at the Academy of Music in Stockholm he has bin working as a musician and as a teacher. Whether he plays jazz, folk music, rock or free improvisation, he is known for contributing with a curious and responsive musicality but also a rigorous and highly personal artistic expression.
ANTON SVANBERG
Anton Svanberg (born in 1989) is a tuba player, composer and performer from Fjärås, Sweden. He is specialized in experimental music, both improvised and notated and works with orchestras, ensembles, bands, coreographers and performing artists all over the place. Since 2018 he runs the small Stockholm label ”Double Eel Records”. His works can be both serious and funny.
J. KOHO
J. Koho works extensively with sound and acts in many different roles in the field of sound art. Koho’s artistic practice combines listening based approaches to techniques and theories of acoustic, concrete, electronic, electroacoustic music and improvisation.
In January 2025, Koho’s and Kati Roover’s split release (Enmossed, ENMS-05) was selected for Bandcamp’s The Best Ambient Music and The Best Field Recordings charts. Release was also reviewed positively on A Closer Listen -web page which focuses on experimental music.