Martin Kohlstedt

Martin Kohlstedt

Jean-Michel Blais & CFCF

Wed. 15, St. David’s Historic Sanctuary, 8pm
Classical pianist Blais combines lyricism with electronic maven CFCF’s soundscapes for minimalist whimsy on new EP Cascades.

Martin Kohlstedt

Wed. 15, St. David’s Bethell Hall, 8pm
German pianist with an electronic background plays pieces both straight and remixed from his twin albums Tag (Day) and Nacht (Night).

Federico Albanese

Wed. 15, St. David’s Historic Sanctuary, 9pm
Born in Milan and based in Berlin, Albanese combines piano and synth with a string quartet for shimmering original chamber music.

Sven Helbig

Wed. 15, St. David’s Historic Sanctuary, 11pm
Dresden’s Helbig blends his electronica into new choral and chamber music both traditional and futuristic.

This article appears in March 17 • 2017.

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Michael Toland started writing about music in 1988 on the Gulf Coast, moved to Austin in early 1991, and has inflicted bylines upon the corporeal and digital pages of Pop Culture Press, The Big Takeover, Blurt, Amplifier, Austin.citysearch, the Austin American Statesman, Goldmine, Sleazegrinder, Rock & Roll Globe, High Bias, FHT Music Notes, and, since 2011, The Austin Chronicle.