Roulette 2024-2025 Commissioned artist Elias Stemeseder premiere his new work for an ensemble of plucked, struck and electronic instruments in surround sound. Making use of historic and contemporary technologies, timbres, and intonations, the work allows for the interaction of unadorned elements in synchronicity and asynchronicity.
Elias Stemeseder: S-L
Thursday, June 12, 20258:00 pm
$25 advance$30 doors$20 Student/Senior (w/ ID, Senior 65+)doors 7pm
DoYeon Kim gayageum
This work was commissioned by Roulette, made possible with funds provided by the Jerome Foundation. This performance is presented through Roulette’s GENERATE program, providing over 30 artists each year with in-depth creative and technical support.
Photo by Szymon Hantkiewicz
Elias Stemeseder: S-L
Thursday, June 12, 20258:00 pm
$25 advance$30 doors$20 Student/Senior (w/ ID, Senior 65+)doors 7pm
Roulette 2024-2025 Commissioned artist Elias Stemeseder premiere his new work for an ensemble of plucked, struck and electronic instruments in surround sound. Making use of historic and contemporary technologies, timbres, and intonations, the work allows for the interaction of unadorned elements in synchronicity and asynchronicity.
DoYeon Kim gayageum
Simon Kanzler signal processing, sound spatialisation
Shakoor Hakeem percussion
Kris Chen Lil’Injure drum set
Elias Stemeseder harpsichord, lautenwerk
Elias Stemeseder is a pianist, keyboard instrumentalist, electronic musician and composer with an interest in synthesizing musical thought, discipline and tools from diverse time periods and geographic origins to create original sonic ordering principles. Performing on historic and contemporary (keyboard-) instruments, Stemeseder is part of the ensembles Stemeseder-Lillinger, Neon Dilemma, WRENS and the Elias Stemeseder Trio. He also works alongside luminaries such as Anna Webber, Adam O’Farrill, Craig Taborn, Ingrid Laubrock, Thomas Morgan and Peter Evans, performs as a soloist, and is a recording artist for Intakt Records.
This work was commissioned by Roulette, made possible with funds provided by the Jerome Foundation. This performance is presented through Roulette’s GENERATE program, providing over 30 artists each year with in-depth creative and technical support.
Photo by Szymon Hantkiewicz