19.09.06 8.00 pm at Dixon place 258 Bowery, NYC - Grundik Kasyansky (composition, feedback synthesizer) with Deganit Shemy Dance Company
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- Май 10, 2007: Grundik Kasyansky, “floating point” (topheth prophet, TP011)
This piece is an audio collage based on three works written for dance: floating point – forest for CAVEnsemble, a little by the sea for CAVEnsamble and yod for deganit shemy company.
- Декабрь 6, 2006: 06.12.06, 10pm. Good Bye Blue Monday
06.12.06, 10pm. Good Bye Blue Monday: 1087 broadway in brooklyn, new york (bushwick) J train to Kosciusko St. or M or Z to Myrtle Ave.
1st set: Bailly/Kasyansky duo: Alban Bailly – guitar, accordion/ Grundik Kasyansky – feedback synthesizer. 2nd set: Glaciers Glaciers: Ann Adachi – flute, Gregory Reynolds – alto sax, Grundik Kasyansky – feedback
- Январь 31, 2007: 31.01.07, 10pm, tank 279 church str, new york city
31.01.07, 10pm, tank 279 church str, new york city, quartet: ann adachi – flute, maria chavez – turn table, gregory reynolds – saxophone, grundik kasyansky – feedback synthesizer
cavensemble with special guests: shige moriya – video, juan merchan – movement, ninni morgia – guitar, jack wright – saxophones, grundik kasyansky – feedback synthesizer
- Май 21, 2007: Frans De Waard, Vital Weekly, Grundik Kasyansky – Floating Point, 2007
“About Grundik Kasyansky we a little more than about Lietterschpich, that he has three previous releases (Vital Weekly 524, 530 and 548) and that he plays feedback synthesizer, field recordings, theremin, samples and assemblage and here on ‘Floating Point’ one Fyodor Makarov plays toy concertina. The music is an ‘audio collage based on three works
- Август 2, 2006: Frans De Waard, Vital Weekly, Light and Roundchair, 2006
Of much more interest is the disc by one Grundik Kasyansky, which sounds Russian, but the four pieces were recorded in New York City. Kasyansky uses a feedback synthesizer, computer, small theremin and radios, to create one very long piece, and the three others last from four to nineteen minutes. This is quite a