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Kawaguchi Takahiro, Choi Joonyong - Suncheon Hyanggyo
1 track running time: 36:48 |
recording of performance by Kawaguchi Takahiro & Choi Joonyong
at Suncheon Confucian School on 2011.8.12
organized by Art Space Donquixoto (Park Hyekang & Lee Myung Hoon)
photo by Lee Myung Hoon
curated & recorded by Hong Chulki
cover by Choi Joonyong
released date |
format |
order |
price |
2012.12 |
cd |
14 USD |
Takahiro Kawaguchi, Choi Joonyong duo performance at confucian temple in Suncheon by Yeosu-MBC broadcasting station from donquixote on Vimeo
photos by Lee Myung Hoon
reviews
on Improv Sphere, by Julien Heraud 60 metres©÷ d¡¯herbe, au milieu d¡¯une cour d¡¯ecole coreenne, par une apres-midi grisatre. Au centre de cette cour, une etrange installation de chaises empilees. Et deux artistes qui gravitent autour. Il s¡¯agit de Takahiro Kawaguchi et de Choi Joonyong. Ils ne gravitent pas sans rien faire bien sur, et le terrain est deja prepare avec des micros et des objets dans les proches environs. Kawaguchi et Choi utilisent pleinement le lieu avec tout ce qu¡¯il offre (arbres, chaises, bouche d¡¯aeration, tubes en carton) et en apportant leur propre materiel (micros, amplis, harmonica, moteurs).
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on Just Outside, by Brian Olewnick
I¡¯m given to understand that ¡°The Suncheon Hyanggyo [a temple/Confucian school] was constructed in 1407 (7th year of Joseon¡¯s King Taejong) and was moved several times before finally arriving in Suncheon in 1801 (1st year of King Sunjo)¡±. Kawaguchi and Choi conducted an event there in August, 2011. There was news coverage of the occasion and it¡¯s well worth watching the video to get a better idea of what occurred than can be gleaned from the recording. What¡¯s striking to me is the balance between and art event and a kind of elaboration on ¡°ordinariness¡± that eventuates. The calm, accepting manner that the duo maintains throughout, constructing loose agglomerations of material, not all of which have to do with sound, is as much a part of the performance as anything else. A metronome is a consistent presence, though not always heard; other sounds include air blown through a long pipe, plastic bags inflated via small motor, little fanlike gizmos (a la Rowe) beating against the metal of a large pile of folding chairs that was the central object, or at least the largest one, passing planes.
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on Vital Weekly, by Frans de Waard
It¡¯s probably a good thing that I first watched the Vimeo film about this release, as otherwise I would have had a hard time knowing what this is all about. But here you get the idea https://vimeo.com/39271164 This is not music from a performance released on CD, but rather the audio part of the performance released on CD. The performance was held at the Suncheon Confucian School and we see the performers, Kawaguchi Takahiro and Choi Joonyong setting up chairs and cover them with plastic, etc. There is occasionally a bit of electric disturbance. I am not sure what it means, this performance, if anything at all, but I am sure it does mean something. It all seems rather ¡®fluxus¡¯ inspired to me, or hell, what I do know, dada minded. From a point of view of having this as some sort of electro-acoustic music, I think this is all quite nice. But I am not sure why you would want to release this as a audio CD and not as a DVD? |