The Jon Rose Web - techno mit Störungen

Violin Pegs, Rosenberg Museum, Berlin, 1999
Record Playing Violin, Rosenberg Museum, Brno, 2009
Jon Rose and Hollis Taylor play The Fence, Strzelecki Track, 2004
Clock Violins, Rosenberg Museum, Berlin, 1988
The 10 String Double Violin, Sydney, 1982
Rosenberg Museum, Sydney, 2018
The Data Driven Violin, Rosenberg Museum, Berlin, 2015
Interactive Violin Bow Mark 4
Part of the Violin Collection, Rosenberg Museum, 2018
Street Sign from the Town of Violin, Slovakia
12 String Perspex Cello, The Rosenberg Museum, 2018

Turn on/off the embedded sound. Album title: Techno mit Störungen - Track title: Track 28

Title	Techno mit Störungen
Artists	Jon Rose, Otomo Yoshihide, Christian Marclay, Frank Schulte, Connie Bauer, Phil Minton, Lauren Newton, Chris Cutler, Peter Cusack, Iva Bittova, Uli Gumpert, Rudi Widerhofer, Fred Frith, Sainkho, Evan Parker, Nick Collins, Marc Ribot, Peter Hollinger, Musica Immagine, Paolo Angeli, Olivia Bignardi, Daniela Cattivelli, Ferdinando D'Andria, Silvia Fanti, Filomena Forleao, Pierangelo Galantino, Slavatore Panu, Pino Ursu, Stefano Zorzanello, Franz Prummer, David Humer.
Year	1996
Label	ReR Megacorp (Recommended London)

Recorded live at Music Unlimited, Wels 11/11/1995, Techno mit Störungen was a massive and joyful 2 1/2 hour event in which improvising musicians interrupted the popular genre of the day through a system of traffic lights and the sonically unexpected. The Italian collective Musica Immagine were seated with the audience, all the other musicians inhabited the stage on and off through the duration of the experiment. The 'techno' was driven by Otomo Yoshihide, Frank Schulte, and Christian Marclay; everyone else interrupted the proceedings. Plad dich nicht

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