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CYFEST: Midpoint - Arno Babajanyan Concert Hall

This year we present a special edition of the International Media Art Festival CYFEST: Midpoint — a series of events reflecting on the origins of media art and its resonances today. Through film screenings, sound installations, robotic media, and live performances, the festival traces a line from early experiments in cinema, telecommunication, and electronic sound to today’s innovations in bioart, AI, and robotics. 19:00 October 25, 2025 Performances Arno Babajanyan Concert Hall 2 Abovyan St., Yerevan, Armenia https://www.cyfest.art/cyfest-yerevan... Performances the concept horse Yoshio Machida the concept horse Public Detail 30 minutesthe concept horse composes music constructed from an array of physical sound sources relying on iteration, slight change, analog error, chance and unrepeatability. For CYFEST, the concept horse will present a live, spontaneous composition in one take with two hands, feedback paths, piles of banana cables, eleven mini-cassettes and three dictaphones.the concept horse composes and releases music constructed from an array of physical sound sources relying on iteration, slight change, analog error, chance and unrepeatability. tch runs the label editions, is one half of the duo IEOGM (w/ marie vermont) and part of BILLA ENSEMBLE (w/ turmeric acid, michiu & marie vermont). tch has released solo and collaborative sounds on Students of Decay, Molt Fluid, phncrs, Gracious Host, Hard Return, Beach Buddies Records, FALT, Kashual Plastik, Steep Gloss and czaszka [rec.]. recent live performances in UK, EU, Japan, and USA. Yoshio Machida no title sound performance, 202540 minElectronic improvised music by a japanese artist Yoshio Machida with the 70s british analog synthesizer EMS Synthi AKS. Using its unique function, he will play ambient canon.“Machida handles it intelligently and sensitively." — The Wire Yoshio Machida is a japanese sound & visual artist, steelpan. While studying at Tama Art University, comprehensively explored contemporary art, music, and film. Participated in music festivals and had tours in 16 countries, had workshops at orphanages and elementary schools in some countries. Involved in music for the Van Cleef & Arpels exhibition and NHK's TV program "A Bug in the System: Artist Ohtake Shinro.” Runs a music label Amorfon, produced the world's first improvisational album by babies, discovering and releasing unique artists from around the world. Published creative "Narativ Cards”. Yoshio Machida is a steelpan performer who combines acoustic instrument sounds with Max/MSP programming. His enthusiasm for unusual musical instruments led him to a series of works performed solely on the EMS Synthi AKS synthesizer. It is quite a revolutionary instrument, produced in the 1970s by Electronic Music Studios Ltd (EMS), England. The instrument is known for its compact design, unusual pin panel for commutation, and raw charismatic sound from its discrete bosom. This provides many possibilities and rich timbres for experimenting with the instrument. However, Yoshio is showing his intended minimalistic approach by using the Synthi skillfully but avoiding pretentiousness and overcomplication, which is an easy trap, having such vast possibilities under his hands. By adding and subtracting simple functions, Yoshio creates simple polyrhythmic yet abstract patterns that are friendly for the listener to explore. To explore more, you can hear other pieces by Yoshio using Synthi. After this release, he did “Music From The Synthi” on Baskaru in 2014. It was followed by the CD album “Music from the SYNTHI 100” he did in collaboration with Constantin Papageorgiadis in 2017. It was performed on the Synthi 100, a substantial rare instrument produced in limited quantities in the 1970s. In 2024 Yoshio did a sequel, “Music from the SYNTHI #2” performed on the Synthi AKS. Both parts were released on “Amorfon”, an experimental music label he founded in 2004. Text by Sergei Komarov Curated by Sergei KomarovMastering, lathe cut by Sergei Dmitriev Release date: September 23, 2013