Electronic Music Malta presents the premiere of the documentary: Subotnick: A Portrait of an Electronic Music Pioneer. Subotnick explores the life of electronic music pioneer Morton Subotnick. At 90 years of age, he has become a cult figure for a whole new generation that have come to recognize him as “The Father of Techno”.
The Mediterranean Day concert is an event aimed at taking us on a journey that weaves a musical performance with social impact. The Concert is a unique opportunity to celebrate the Mediterranean in all its richness and diversity.
With the name 'Between Feathers', four musicians came together to offer a unique formation to the contemporary Austrian music scene: voice, flutes, accordion, and percussion.
The DIY Synth Workshop is back in last year's familiar format. The first part will consist of a presentation and demonstration; the second part will consist of a workshop where the participants will be guided how to assemble an electronic musical device.
Art Explora - Day 1
Art Explora – Day 2
Art Explora – Day 8
Art Explora – Day 9
The Maltese Jazz Trio SFERA will be launching their first Album dedicated to the late Charles 'City' Gatt titled 'Gatt Groove'.
Tiny Keys – Big Sounds, presents a programme for toy piano, electronic music and small percussion instruments. This project contributes to the growing repertoire through the commissioned works by 10 Maltese and international composers that will showcase the artistic potential and expressive possibilities of the toy piano. This unique concert inspires audiences and raises the awareness that toy pianos ain’t playing around! They can indeed be considered a concert instrument.
All they wanted was the freedom to party. The State saw them as the enemy within.
/kry is an instrumental trio, formed in 2019 by Alexander Yannilos, Mona Matbou Riahi and Philipp Kienberger in Vienna.
humans+=machines is a new experimental project exploring the intersection of human creativity and machine autonomy. This project introduces an avant-garde creation and performance approach in which artists collaborate with machines not just as instruments, but as co-creators, exploring new innovative approaches in artistic expression.
The KorMalta Ensemble, under the guidance of Masahiro Taniguchi and with Riccardo Bianchi as Artistic Director, presents an extraordinary programme that weaves together sacred and folk traditions from around the world. The concert delves into spirituality across eras and cultures, beginning with Mykola Leontovych’s heartfelt ‘Otche Nash’ and featuring masterpieces by composers such as Monteverdi, Byrd, and Bruckner.
