SATELLITE TURNTABLE ORCHESTRA
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In this live experience, the audience is seated at 50 turntable stations which include a set of harmonic tone vinyl, an effects pedal, and a record player. Through subtle lighting changes in the room, the audience is cued to play along, creating dynamics and completing harmonies at key moments in the songs.
The Satellite Turntable Orchestra is deliberately slow, meditative, emergent, and creative, where participants are integral to the soundtrack as the story unfolds. Accompanying Kid Koala, audience members become an ambient vinyl orchestra, melding their individual strains into a fluid body of sound. No prior turntable experience necessary, and all ages welcome! -
April 6-8 2023 | Saint Catharines, Canada
February 15 2020 | Atlanta, USA
August 21-24 2019 | Hamburg, Germany
May 2-4 2019 | Chapel Hill, USA
April 26 2019 | College Park, USA
April 18-20 2019 | Saint Catharines, Canada
October 5-7 2018 | Vancouver, Canada
April 13-15 2018 | Nashville, USA
April 17-18 2018 Chicago, USA
March 22-24 2018 | Knoxville, USA
February 16-18 2017 | Ottawa, Canada
February 12 2017 | New York, USA
February 11 2017 | Hartford, USA
February 1-4 2017 | Montreal, Canada
January 26-28 2017 | Toronto, Canada -
Musician / Composer
Eric San
Musician / Turntable Orchestra Conductor
Félix Boisvert
Chemical Puppeteer
Karina Bleau
Production / Tour Manager and Video Editor
Brian Neuman -
Create music with Kid Koala as part of an interactive turntable ambient vinyl orchestra! The Satellite Turntable Orchestra is a participatory show featuring an innovative collection of dreamy, atmospheric tracks composed especially for this event and featured on the Music To Draw To album series.
Press
“The show flew in the face of every cliché ever thrown at DJs: it was spontaneous, emotional, interactive and completely live.” — NowToronto
“Walking into The Rivoli on Thursday night (January 26), you couldn't help but feel like you'd won a golden ticket to Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. And in a way, you had…” — Exclaim
“…scratches that swoosh past like gusts of wind, noises that clatter like machinery, garbled chatter that sounds like it’s being beamed in from a faraway satellite. It’s in these small moments that Koala leverages his greatest strengths.” — Pitchfork