organum moda II.

 

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WHY PARTICIPATE?

 

organum moda offers an extended context for improvisers who wish to examine how their practices are historically constituted, materially organized, and structurally perceived.

 

The residency provides:

– Four focused online seminars and laboratories

– A sustained progression from contextualization to experimentation and public presentation

– Critical exchange among individual improvisers, ensembles, and mentors

– Time for performance, listening, analysis, revision, and methodological articulation

– A framework connecting artistic practice with historical and theoretical inquiry

– An on-site residency at the seventh Bled Contemporary Music Week

– Opportunities for performance, research presentation, and professional documentation

– Participation in an international community of improvisational practitioners

– The possibility of developing future artistic and research collaborations

 

The program is intended for artists seeking more than the presentation of completed work. It addresses those prepared to examine how improvisational knowledge is produced, transmitted, contested, and transformed through relations among histories, bodies, instruments, technologies, environments, institutions, and acts of listening.