Mini-Inter Feral Arts Festival | Malmö Academy of Music

May 14 | Liljeforssalen

19.00 - Jack Adler-Mckean

Jack is our first Postdoctoral Fellow in Artistic Research who is doing work on historical and contemporary brass instruments and performance practice. In this presentation, Jack will discuss current research projects and demonstrate some contemporary techniques, such as multiphonics that can be used by composers according to their own creative developmental practices.

May 15 | Liljeforssalen

15.00 - Kristoffer Frisk Sjöström

Composing with compound meters and mediantics - A glimpse into Kristoffer Sjöströms writing process, inspiration, and odd time signatures. Kristoffer also teaches ear training at Skurups Folkhögskola.

16.00 - Rebekka Boyding

Rebekka Boyding is a Danish stage director, playwright, author, singer/songwriter and much more, as well as a new PhD scholar at Aarhus University with a project on artistic knowledge. As an artist, Rebekka is very interested in the cross-aesthetic, cross-artistic and cross-spatial. Topics she is focused on at the moment are power dynamics and the importance of materiality, physicality, intimacy, reality and sense of connectedness. In her presentation Rebekka will discuss recent projects, such as PIGEDYR at Sort/Hvid in Copenhagen, where she dramatized the novel PIGEDYR for the stage, composed music, wrote lyrics and directed the play.

Her work as a PhD candidate is focused on the reflection of her own artistic work, while investigating how to understand what knowledge lies in which processes within artistic research.

May 16 | Lilla salen

15.00 - Hedvig Jalhed

Hedvig is a professionally trained opera artist and scholar, who works with conceptual exploration and multi-sensory composition for human live-performance in the field of music drama. Drawing on concepts and ideas from game design, ludology, and creative technologies, her practice-led research concerns questions about immersion and interaction in contemporary chamber opera. She collaborates regularly with other artists, designers, and researchers, and the artworks that have been conceived in connection to her research have been innovatively integrated for instance larping and other kinds of role-playing as well as artificial intelligence into new operatic concepts. She will present an overview of this work.

May 20 | Liljeforssalen

19.00 - Kent Olofsson

Kent will discuss his compositions and work with experimental music theater.

May 21 | Liljeforssalen

18.00 - Sångklassen with Sara Wilén

Opera ensembles performance with the singing class at Malmö Academy of Music and Conny Antonov

Music by: Mozart, Pergolesi, Bernstein, Britten, von Suppé & Humperdinck

May 23 | Liljeforssalen

13.00 - Gustaf Lennmann

Gustaf will give a lecture recital about rhetoric as a perspective on learning and performance.

May 29 | Liljeforssalen

11.00 - Nicolas Zerda

Colombian music for six strings - Lecture recital

14.00 – Eskil Roos

A study in Nordic jazz - Lecture recital