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International
Carillon
Festival 2017 Carillonkonzerts with Electronics as part of the Carillon festival to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Carillon in Berlin-Tiergarten. June 17. and 18. 2017 at 3 p.m. Jeffrey Bossin, Carillonner, Berlin Setup and control of the electronics: Eckehard Güther and Carlo Grippa Programm I. II.
III. Staged
by CarillonConcertsBerlin in cooperation with the sound
technicians Eckehard
Güther and
Carlo Grippa
and with the support of the
Beauftragte für Kultur und Medien and
the KBB GmbH
Mario Verandi was born in 1960
in San Nicolas, Buenos Aires, Argentina,
studied music and computer technology from
1979 to 1985 in Buenos Aires and Rosario,
Argentina and from 1986 to 1989 in Barcelona,
Spain in the Phonos Electroacoustic Music
Studio. He lived in London from 1992 to 2000
and in 2001 he was awarded a Ph.D in
composition by the University of Birmingham,
England. From 2003 to 2004 he lectured at the
Free University of Berlin. Verandi was
Composer in Residence at the Studio of La Muse
en Circuit in Paris, the Césaré Studio de
Création Musicale in Reims, the ZKM in
Karlsruhe and the Cuenca Electroacoustic
Studio in Spain. In 2000 Verandi was
guest of the Berlin Artists Program of the
DAAD. He was
awarded many grants and prizes
including the Bourges
International Electroacoustic Music Award in
France, the Musica Nova Award in Prague, the
CIEJ Musics Electronics Award in Barcelona,
the Prix Ars Electronica in Linz, the
Stockholm Electronic Art Award, the SGAE
Electroacoustic Music Award (Spain) and the
ZKM-Composition-Prize at the European Bell
Festival in 2004. Verandi's works include
electroacoustic music, instrumental pieces,
installations and music for dance, films and
the theatre as well as for radios. The New
York label EMF (Electronic Music Foundation)
produced a CD of Verandis music called Distant
Shores (2001). www.marioverandi.de |
Eckehardt Güther and Carlo Grippa set up the electronic equipment and managed the electronic sound production. |
![]() The composer Mario Verandi and the
Berlin carillonneur Jeffrey Bossin.
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![]() Excerpt from the piece Elevation of
the White.
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