Lamborghini is
Janne Eraker (tap dance) and Harald Fetveit's (electronic noise) improv duo.
They formed in 2015 after the two met at a dance seminar in the Norwegian polar
town Troms¿. They had their first rehearsal one early Sunday morning during the
summer vacation of the same year. When they came out of the studio everything
was very quietÉ until a yellow Lamborghini roared by.
Janne Eraker works
as a tap dancer in Norway and the Netherlands. She has an education in
contemporary dance and tap dance from Oslo, New York and Rotterdam. She currently
explores the possibilities in tap dance in different fields, like noise music,
folk music and contemporary dance. For the last 5 years she has
performed with Bruno Ferro Xavier da Silva (bass) in the projects
Ventriloquism and Vang!. Janne has several ongoing collaborations with tap
dancers and musicians in countries like Germany, Finland, Sweden and
Russia.
Harald Fetveit
has played noise music since the early 1980's and is regarded as one of the
grandfathers of Norwegian noise. He has toured in Japan, Korea, Russia and
Europe and collaborated with Mattin, Anla Courtis, Taku Unami,
Seijiro Murayama, John Hegre, Agnes Hvizdalek and others.
He established the concert
series Dans for Voksne in 2003, which is still running after more than 300
events. He also works on other projects like temporary sound laboratories for
deaf people. He has a background in visual- and performance arts. Some of his
work revolves naturally around making the experiences from the different fields
of arts function together.
All photos by Einar
Goks¿yr sen. Please credit him if you use any of these!
Click them for larger versions (0,9-3,8 Mb) Or ask us for something even
bigger.
Bruno Ferro Xavier da Silva
made these drawings for us. Please credit him if you use one!
Material
Sound recordings on
soundcloud
Tech rider:
Sound:
á PA-system
with monitoring
á Mixer
with 6 mic inputs.....(or 2 line + 4 mic)
á 4
dynamic microphones (Sure SM 57 or similar)
á 4
low microphone stands
á 6
xlr cables................(or 2 jack-jack + 4 xlr)
á For
smaller venues a guitar or bass amp is an alternative.
Tap dancing surfaces:
Minimum:
á wooden
floor
Great if you have some
surfaces with different sound qualities:
á a
couple of different wooden boards (min. 60 cm x 60 cm)
á some
kind of metal surface
á other
material, f.ex. styrofoam
Fantastic:
á an
aquarium
Watch
different surfaces for inspiration:
South Korea-Japan tour
dates 2016:
26.08. Dotolim, Seoul
28.08. Mudaeruk, Seoul
31.08. Space VAC, Seoul
04.09. MIIT house, Osaka
05.09. Hokage, Osaka
07.09. Club Socrates, Kyoto
09.09.
Nanya, Nagoya
11.09. Bar Buena, Tokyo with Haruhisa Tanaka &
K.A.N.A.
12.09.
Bar Isshee, Tokyo
13.09. and 14.09. Antiknock, Tokyo
Facebook event for
South Korea
Kindly supported by
Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Performing Arts Hub Norway
Norwegian Arts Council
Norwegian Jazz Forum
PNEK