INSTAL 09 line up so far

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will try and do! we'll see if this happens or not. but yeah. . . the grant world is pretty goofy. i am just starting to learn about it as a musician, but it's pretty basic for organizations and presenters, i guess. to be fair, their notion is to help music organizations get better at what they do, but in practice i think it's often pretty wasteful and mostly serves to keep the entrenched entrenched.

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I know some of the dublin gents got some support to come see AMPLIFY in berlin and a couple of the erstquakes in NYC.

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Looks like an amazing line-up :shock:

Barry: is there an approx. start time penciled in for the 20th as yet?

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Hey:

i think we'll run something like this:

Friday: Glasgow University Chapel (Organ): 7pm - 11pm: Nitsch, Nakamura/guionnet, one other organ work TBC
Saturday: The Arches: 4pm-11pm: running order TBC
Sunday: The Arches: 4pm-11pm: running order TBC

we're just working out the schedule, people's arrival, a reasonable running order in terms of a dynamic for each day etc and so on. there may yet be some extra things added also.

thanks for all the interest: Barry

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Anything Barry puts together is usually run incredibly professionally. I am regularly in awe of Arika's achievements.
yeah, I've heard raves from some pretty impossible to please musicians
I'm pretty easy to please, but from both backstage and frontstage, Arika's stuff is extremely well done. I wouldn't turn down an opportunity to play or just be at any of those events.
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Travel and accommodation booked for the weekend... can't wait.
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hey:

eva-maria houben now also confirmed for the Friday organ night.

good times: B/ arika

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Richard Pinnell wrote:For anyone thinking of attending, the venue is right in the centre of Glasgow, a stone's throw from Central Station.
It's near enough underneath Central Station!

One problem I found with the last Instal I went to was that a lot of the quieter acts were fighting with the (albeit infrequent) trains passing overhead. It's not just an Instal problem, by any means, though.

Do you know if anything is being done (if anything *can* be done) to combat this, Barry?

Fried Mars bars are totally 1990s. It's all about the deep fried pizza supper these days. Deep fried Creme Egg for dessert is optional.

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Gaendaal wrote:Fried Mars bars are totally 1990s. It's all about the deep fried pizza supper these days. Deep fried Creme Egg for dessert is optional.
oh, man, possibly more tempting than the music.

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Gaendaal wrote:It's all about the deep fried pizza supper these days. Deep fried Creme Egg for dessert is optional.
... I'm going to come back from this weekend in a bad way, I can tell ;)

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hey:

Trains: yeah, the arches is directly below central station. the arches in question were in fact built as the foundations and stables for the victorian station. they're 4 storeys below the station proper, and you can hear the train rumble overhead now and again. not so loud as you'd notice it for most live music, but certainly noticeable for quieter stuff. but it's just a fact of the situation, and quieter artists have dealt with it very well over they years, notably sachiko/ cosmos and AMM.

think of it as rain hitting a tin roof.

i'm not worried about it at all.

Barry/ Arika

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barry esson wrote:eva-maria houben now also confirmed for the Friday organ night.
Jeez Barry are you curating this festival just with my personal taste in mind? Thats great news.
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Gaendaal wrote:One problem I found with the last Instal I went to was that a lot of the quieter acts were fighting with the (albeit infrequent) trains passing overhead. It's not just an Instal problem, by any means, though.
For me the trains were no issue at all. In fact I think I would rather they were there than not. Not to sidetrack this thread (and please lets not sidetrack it!) but I wrote in my review of part of last year's Instal that whilst the noises coming from the performers upstairs did impinge on the music below, the trains were very much a welcome addition. I asked a Cagean question about intention/unintention here, when the sounds were part of the everyday environment (trains, traffic, rain on the roof as Barry says) these were fine and quite welcome. When they were the sound of Junko soundchecking perhaps less so.

Gaendaal wrote:Do you know if anything is being done (if anything *can* be done) to combat this, Barry?.
Perhaps we can go and throw a lot of leaves on the line before each day's performances...?** Otherwise probably not.




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Richard Pinnell wrote:Perhaps we can go and throw a lot of leaves on the line before each day's performances...?** Otherwise probably not.
Or a cushion of deep fried Creme Eggs... :lol:

Yeah, it's a fair point about the interplay of the music and environmental sound but I think some styles of music or artists accept it more openly. Depends on the piece in question, really. I'm completely not blaming Barry for the train noise and the Arches is still a great venue...just wondered what the venue/promoter's take on it was.

Really keen to get over to this, definitely.
jon abbey wrote:oh, man, possibly more tempting than the music.
There's a chippy right outside the Arches venue. I'm sure they'd deep fry up some stuff for you... :)

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Hiya:

so the website for INSTAL 09 is live(ish).

check it out here: www.arika.org.uk/instal

still lots to add to it but the general info is there: who/ when/ what/ where. please feel formally invited to check it out.

best: barry

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i tried to get the 20-pound advance pass, but i could only find the 25 pound version on the arches site. is that a known issue?

i suppose i will check again, in case it's already fixt.

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Good to hear that you are coming over Mark.

I have the same problem trying to buy the £20 pass online. I'll probably phone them in the morning instead.

Barry that's a beautiful, original, and highly useful website. Congrats.

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Filament's set will really be 3 sets, inc. 10 min solos on contacts mics24 and a piano25.

24Sachiko

25Otomo
hrm.

yeah richard i'm basically decided. though i haven't seen my boss in a week so i haven't told him yet...

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hey:

cheers. we'll speak to the box office manager at the arches and see what's up with the £20 tix.

there's no limit on them, apart from the date. just a way of welcoming in the keen.

if it's not sorted in the next couple of days then yeah, i'd phone the arches +44 (0)141 565 1000.

glad to see that people from the states are considering coming over! make sure and say hi if/ when you get here.

best: Barry

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mudd wrote:
Filament's set will really be 3 sets, inc. 10 min solos on contacts mics24 and a piano25.

24Sachiko

25Otomo
I hadn't seen this... interesting...

Hope you like Mars Bars soaked in burnt fat Mark....