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Electropark Exchanges announce three-part series of concerts in Milan

By Vittoria de Franchis BUY
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First established in 2012, Electropark Festival has brought the likes of Alva Noto, Robert Henke, Wolfgang Voigt and Caterina Barbieri to Genoa in Italy.

2016 sees the organisers behind the festival enter Milan’s growing musical scene with Electropark Exchanges, a three-year project, taking place in one of the most distinguished theatres in the city ‘Teatro Franco Parenti‘, composed of live shows and educational workshops with the world’s leading educator in creative media industries SAE Institute.

Concerts take place every first Wednesday of the month, starting 6th April and ending 1st June. SUMS, the collaboration between Raster-Noton’s Kangding Ray and Mogwai’s guitarist and keyboardist Barry Burns, headline the first show on 6th April. Following their live performance last year at Berlin Atonal this will be their debut in Milan.

On 4th May, German experimental, ambient and electronic musician Roedelius appears on stage alongside Stefan Schneider (part of To Rococo Rot with Robert and Ronald Lippok) fusing piano and synthesisers. Lastly on the 1st June, Norwegian jazz pianist and nu-jazz innovator Bugge Wesseltoft teams up with German producer Christian Prommer, known for translating club music into non-electronic music with its ‘Drumlessons’ productions with Peter Kruder.

Electropark Exchanges takes place on April 6th, May 4th and June 1st 2016. Head to their website for tickets and further information.

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