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Susan Stenger is a sound artist whose practice transcends boundaries. An accomplished flautist, she participated in major performances of the work of John Cage as a member of Petr Kotik’s Brooklyn-based SEM Ensemble in the late 1970s and 80s and has had a long association with composer Phill Niblock. In 1986 Stenger joined Rhys Chatham’s ...
Band of Susans was an American alternative rock No Wave band formed in New York City in 1986 and active until 1996. It originally consisted of Robert Poss (guitar/vocals), Susan Stenger (bass/vocals), Ron Spitzer (drums), with Susan Lyall (guitar), Susan Tallman (guitar), and Alva Rogers (vocals). [2]
Susan Stenger: Women Make Music. This will be the first major UK solo work by Susan Stenger. ‘Full Circle’ is a six-hour solo composition for woodwind, brass, strings and voice created for weekly live performance within a month-long installation.
Formed by avant-garde flautist Susan Stenger and guitarist Robert Poss, Band Of Susans was a rock band without the rock clichés…. Each instrument was given its own part, and they fitted together like building blocks to create droning, dense textures.
Susan Stenger is a British sound artist whose practice transcends boundaries. She has bridged the rock and art music worlds throughout her career.
Of the three original Susans who named this noise-loving New York group in the mid-’80s, only bassist/singer Susan Stenger emerged as a mainstay alongside guitarist/songwriter/vocalist Robert Poss (ex-Western Eyes). Together, they navigated the band through high- powered sonic experiments in the realm of rock songdom.
Susan Stenger is a sound artist whose practice transcends boundaries. An accomplished flautist and specialist in performing the music of John Cage, Christian Wolff and Phill Niblock, she was also a co-founding member (with longtime ally Robert Poss) of wall-of-guitars group Band Of Susans and instigator of all-bass art band Big Bottom. Stenger ...
