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Outlandish Concert Introduction - The Difference Engines. Bernhard Lang in conversation with Maarten Quanten (last edited: 2016)

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Bernhard Lang / Maarten Quanten | Independent musician and composer, AT / De Bijloke Music Center, Ghent, BE Day 2, 10 November, De Bijloke Auditorium, 19:30–20:00 I started reading Deleuze in 1995, starting with Difference and Repetition. As my previous philosophical background was mainly determined by Viennese logical positivism, Deleuze led to a kind of shock for me; when I stated rereading the text in the English translation, it became the starting point for a completely new way of composing and thinking. This reoccurred in 2007 while reading Le Pli and Mille Plateaux and made me delve into the notion of abstract machines and monadologies. In 2014 I finally did write a piece based on “The Exhausted,” wherein the Deleuze text (beside the reference to Beckett) is explicitly sung. During the conversation, I would like to elaborate on the influence of experimental visuals on my composition, and the possible association with Deleuze’s notions of “movement-image” and “perception-image.”
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date10/11/2015
last modified18/03/2016
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