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Cello player, performer, composer
Bin mein eigner Hund by happy system
music/dance/theater project with Luigi Archetti, Kurt Grünenfelder, Andreas Al Müller and Bo Wiget
Premiere at Tanzhaus Zürich in May 2008
More details here
Massarbeit
A musician's approach to the dance
Massarbeit (‘made to measure’) is Wiget’s first music and dance performance.
with Bo Wiget and Antonia Brunner (Bo's daughter)
It's about music, dance, relationship, mesure and work...
‘Massarbeit’ was the word on the hangers in the clothing company Wiget’s grandfather and great-grandfather ran until 1971. Wiget’s forebears lived an orderly life, structured by the choreography of the daily work in the clothing workshop. Massarbeit is a choreographic work to listen to, a danced piece of clothing from a radio, a ‘disorderly’ song, a performance about measure and music, dance and work and kinship, performed by Wiget and his seven-year-old daughter Antonia.
More details in German.
co production with tanzhaus zurich
next shows:
2008/ December/ 4& 5, Brussels Kaai-Studio
Archetti/Wiget
long running duo with Zurich based guitarist and visual artist Luigi Archetti.
concerts and festivals in Europe and Asia. Sound installations, performances and music for dance and theater pieces. Several experimental and short movies/videos
read more on www.archettiwiget.net ....
CD-Cover LOW TIDE DIGITALS II (by Kim Hiorthøy)
Beide Messies
untidy cabaret, with songs and dances and Andreas All Müller and Bo Dog Wiget
Listen and look videos and pictures on www.myspace.com/beidemessies
beide messies
Simon Lenski & Bo Wiget: Ultimate Cello Duo
with Belgian cello player Simon Lenski.
read more on the homepage ...
listen here: Wiget/Lenski
BW and Simon Lenski
Live music for silent movies : Bo Wiget is improvising with his cello and electronic instruments to silent movies like "Die Nibelungen" by Fritz Lang, the first documentary "Nanook from the North", and Lotte Reiniger's film "the Adventure of Prince Achmed " from 1922.
Unsung Songs
Lyrics and cello with Swiss poet Raphael Urweider.
