Bluenight february 2016

The Blueproject Foundation invites you to the Bluenight of February. The perfect occasion to enjoy three interesting musicians who will perform works of some myths like John Cage, Ravel, Ligeti or Webern.

Ilona Schneider -  Soprano

Diego Caicedo - Prepared Electric Guitar and Electronics

Eugene Martynec - Intergalactic Ratoli

lona Schneider

Ilona Schneider studied philosophy at the University of Barcelona and at the Sorbonne, Paris. Later he studied at the National Conservatory of Versailles, where he won the first prize in 2008. She has also interpreted works like "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff or "The Magic Flute" by Mozart. She has participated in different performances, soundpainting and improvisations in various formats.

Diego Caicedo

Born in Bucaramanga, Colombia, he studied music and composition at the University of his city with maestro Blas Emilio Atehortúa. In 2003 he traveleed to Barcelona to learn jazz and musical computer. In 2007, he decided to cultivate his own language as a musician and composer.

Eugene Martynec

He has been performing computer-assisted improvised electroacoustic music for more than twenty years. He works solo, with small ensembles, or in improvised orchestras in London, Berlin, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Madrid, Toronto, Wuppertal and Beijing. He studied composition, orchestration and electronic music at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto under the direction of Dr. Samuel Dolin. He is the recipient of  Canada Council and Toronto Arts Council awards for composition. The "instrument" he performs with is an hybrid software called The Intergalactic Ratoli.