Mirages

MIRAGES

Mirages

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Three uniquely musical friends breaking new ground at a wild recording session held
between art and construction

Palle Mikkelborg, trumpet
Michael Riessler, bass clarinet
Wayne Siegel, motion-tracking system

Mirages ©Mikkelborg, Riessler, Siegel, 2023
Backing track for Mirages created by Michael Riessler

Recorded, mixed and edited by Wayne Siegel
Recorded at the Louisiana Concert Hall on November 13th, 2023

Filmed, edited and directed by Stephan Aubé
upon an original idea by Lars Fenger
with the kind participation of Daniel Evron
AV coordinator Ole Frederiksen & Morten L. Jensen
produced by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
artistic producer Lars Fenger
filmed and recorded at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
Recorded at the Louisiana Concert Hall on November 13th, 2023

©Louisiana Museum of Modern Art 2024

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