Infinity Loops
6. June 2026
description
A short fragment of a recording, repeated over and over, shifted slightly. From this simple principle of the loop, Steve Reich developed minimal music in the 1960s and 70s. A few years later, hip-hop in the Bronx discovered the same magic and changed popular music forever. On this evening, both worlds meet. Violinist Dmitry Smirnov performs Reich's «Violin Phase»by cloning himself sonically. He is joined by Sebb Bash, internationally renowned DJ and producer from Lausanne and winner of the 2019 Swiss MusicPrize. This concert is part of the series «Resonanzraum»and is created in collaboration with «Musiksommer am Zürichsee».
performance starts at 7:30 pm, at baby angel
concert introduction: 6.30 pm
Participants: Dmitry Smirnov, Violin (RUS), Sebb Bash, DJ & Produktion (CHE)
Art: Concert
Curator: Severin Kolb (CHE)
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location
address, directions, accessibility
address
Geroldstrasse 31
8005 Zürich
directions
- 4 minutes walk by Hardbrücke station
accessibility
The concert takes place at baby angel. Please note that the venue is not wheelchair accessible and does not provide step-free access. If you would like to attend the concert and require assistance, please feel free to contact our team. We will do our best to find suitable arrangements and support you as much as possible. Contact: alessia@guerillaclassics.org
BIO
about the curator: severin kolb is a freelance musicologist and curator. Since 2018, he has worked regularly with guerillaclassics and co-curates the concert series “Resonanzräume" together with musician and producer tracy september. He is drawn to the playful and spontaneous in collaboration and to crossing established boundaries between genres and disciplines.