On 26/11 the talented Eleanor Friedberger presents in SNFCC her latest album Rebound which gets inspiration from Greece.
After a month in Athens I asked my friend, the Greek musician Σtella,
"What's one thing I have to do before I leave?" After some long and
careful consideration she smiled and said, "you have to go to Rebound.
It's a time warp; kind of an 80s goth disco where everyone does the
chicken dance; you’ll love it... but it's only open on Saturdays after
3:00 AM." Rebound proved to be a revelation in terms of finding the
sound and energy for my fourth album.
On Rebound, Eleanor
Friedberger has created a subtle world that is a little fizzier, a
little synthier- more cinematic, more meditative- than her previous
three albums. In contrast to the sonic serenity of 2016's New View,
which she arranged and recorded with her touring band, Rebound was
recorded mostly on her own and with the producer Clemens Knieper.
Programmed drums, a Juno synthesizer, and muted rhythm guitars dominate
the landscape where influences range from Stereolab and Suicide to Lena
Platonos and Yellow Magic Orchestra.
For the first time Friedberger is accompanied on stage by a string
quartet in a unique musical performance of her electric sound.
The quartet:
Kostas Panagiotidis, first violin
Argiro Sira, second violin
Ali Basegmezler, viola
Demetrios Traulos, cello
Saturday 26/11 | 20.30
Stavros Niarchos Hall
Free admission by online pre-registration
Pre-registration for the Members of the SNFCC, starts on Monday 19/11 at 12.00
Pre-registration for the public, starts on Tuesday 20/11 at 12.00
Appropriate for children aged 6+
Late seating can be only allowed in case of a pause.