Arturas Bumsteinas

Arturas Bumšteinas is Lithuanian composer and sound artist. Active in the field of art music since the end of the 90s, in the year 2012 he started performing under his Refusenik moniker.

Bio

Bumšteinas was born in 1982 in Vilnius, Lithuania. He is a composer[1] of acoustic and electronic music (graduated from Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater), founder of international ensembles Works and Days, Zarasai (together with Anton Lukoszevieze), Wolumen (together with Dominykas Vyšniauskas) and Quartet Twentytwentyone; conceptual artist with various projects presented in more than 30 exhibitions around Europe.[2][3] The festivals where Bumšteinas participated with his music and audiovisual projects among others include the Holland Festival, Angelica, Sensoralia/Romaeuropa, Avanto, Sonic Circuits, Skanumezs, Full Pull, Cut & Splice, Wundergrund, Vilnius Jazz Festival etc. Since the beginning of his career he has collaborated with various musicians and visual artists. Amongst the publishers of Bumšteinas's music are such labels as Polish Bolt Records,[4] Portuguese Cronica, Spanish con-v, Lithuanian Semplice Records; his exhibition-related work is represented by Galerie Antje Wachs in Berlin. His work is featured on UbuWeb (a prominent online resource for the avant-garde arts), his work has been numerous times commissioned by the Deutschlandradio Kultur and various other international cultural institutions. In year 2013 he was awarded “Palma Ars Acustica” prize for radiophonic arts.

Selected projects

Notable collaborators

Anton Lukoszevieze (UK), Liudas Mockūnas (LT), Peter "Pure" Votava (AT), Piotr Kurek (PL), Bartek Kalinka (PL), Ilia Belorukov (RU), Denitsa Mineva (DE), Jesse Glass (JP), Dominykas Vyšniauskas (LT), Alina Orlova (LT), Kyrre Bjørkås (NO), Darius Čiuta (LT), Antanas Kučinskas (LT), Antanas Dombrovskij (LT), Lys (LT), Lina Lapelytė (UK), Vladimir Tarasov (LT), Laura Garbštienė (LT), Gintaras Makarevičius (LT), Janel & Anthony (USA), Jeff Surak (USA), Seth Josel (DE), Max Reinhardt (UK), Rhodri Davies (UK), Borut Savski (SI), Wojtek Ziemilski (PL), Tadas Žukauskas (LT), Mikas Žukauskas (LT), Mieczyslaw Litwinski (PL), Maarten Ornstein (NL), Christian Frossi (IT), Chordos Quartet (LT), Johnny Chang (DE), Emanuele Torquati (IT), Gośka Isphording (NL).

Discography

External links

References

  1. Krones, Hartmut (2008). Multikulturelle und internationale Konzepte in der Neuen Musik. Böhlau Verlag Wien. p. 483. ISBN 978-3-205-77501-0.
  2. "Lottospelaren i Brösarp". Kristianstadsbladet. 18 September 2008. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
  3. "Een brij van gesamplede orgels". De Volkskrant. 25 June 2010. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
  4. "Artūras Bumšteinas išleido naują albumą". Kauno diena. 31 May 2010. Retrieved 25 February 2011.
  5. Loco Nordin, Ingvar. "4 / 25 / 65 – An Opera (ANTIRADICAL OPERA)". SONOLOCO. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
  6. Bartoszewicz, Dariusz. "Wieś w samym centrum Warszawy. Słychać gwizdanie". Gazeta Stoleczna. Retrieved 2 December 2012.
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