Endliche Automaten

´Endliche Automaten´ is a Laptop Orchestra from Berlin who interprets …

´Endliche Automaten´ is a Laptop Orchestra from Berlin who interprets and re-constructs electro-acoustic pieces of contemporary audio art and electronic music. The musicians form an ensemble of laptops, each functioning similar to an instrument within an orchestra. The combination of this multi-coherent network of sounds, the latest software, and versatile audio systems continually opens up new possibilities for interpretations. The fundamental idea behind the Endliche Automaten | Laptoporchester Berlin (EALOB) is to create and maintain an extensive repertoire of electronic, electro-acoustic and audio-visual compositions – which can be presented live in changing constellations, similar to what a traditional ensemble does. The transition between visual art, sound art and human stage presence is the integral element of EALOB’s performances.
Endliche Automaten | Laptoporchester Berlin is permanently experimenting with different configurations of sound and vision.

The orchestra was found in 2005 in Berlin and currently consists of 7 members.

Ensemble:

Alexander Augsten
Marek Brandt
Oliver Kiesow
Stephane Leonard
Shintaro Miyazaki
Sven Ihlenfeld
Nicolas Weiser

Guests:

Shintaro Imai
Stefan Hochmuth
Tetsuya Hori
Takeshi Nishimoto
Hagen Wiel (video)
Wenke Schladitz (video)
Telematique (video)
Øystein Hvamen Rasmussen (drums)

Emeriti = ex-members:

Hendrik Kröz aka Miwon
Andres Jankowski aka Munro = cushioncaroms
Martin Klemmer (sound engineer)
André Klein (booking)

For more information please visit the website www.endliche-automaten.de