This is the second part of a six-part series called Displaced Confidentiality, in which I'm dealing with a qestion what does a live musical performance means when facing the absence of any audience. This series is my personal exploration into a new kind of musical intimacy which possibly arises when such traditional factors of a musical performance as audience-oriented intentionality, immediate communication or human theatrality are gone.
The Hesitation Loops is live performance based around a collection of obscure samples - an eery ambient set born of library music and musique concrète. My setup is a compact #hauntology inspired sample-exploration machine inside of a Bastl Instruments rumbarack modular case. I'm using two Make Noise #Morphagene modules as well as my beloved Sony WM-D6C Walkman Pro which is playing custom made tape loops. Rossum Music Panharmonium is responsible for "de-humanizing" dusty #samples and making synth-like sounds out of them. An iPad (off screen) is resposible for some very light sound processing of my modular case (reverb and delay) at the end of my signal chain.
Displaced Confidentiality is a project developed by Ars Aperta - Hannover e.V. and it's sponsored by the Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung as well as Kulturbüro Hannover.
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