Club Fluxus: Alistair Sung

The cello, with its unpredictable, sometimes troubled and sometimes manic character, functions well when alone, especially in a musical environment that is itself subject to centrifugal forces. The Australian cellist Alistair Sung, known for Stargaze and Cello Octet Amsterdam, spent a year with four composers and shows the highlights of that collaboration: four brand new compositions, in which the cellist and composer, aided by electronics, go beyond their books and staves, and venture into fields of dance, ambient, improvisation, minimal and chance.