Fri-Son

1983–2013

Matthieu Chavaz, Julia Crottet, Diego Latelin, Daniel Prélaz, Catherine Rouvenaz (Autoren)

Buch

312 Seiten

2013
JRP Editions SA (Verlag)
978-3-03764-349-5 (ISBN)

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To many, Fri-Son is one of the best and most innovative Swiss music venues. The club was born in remote and traditionally conservative Fribourg in 1983, solely as a result of the energy of a few music enthusiasts. Originally a pocket-sized and notoriously shabby boutique for avant-garde punk and jazz music, it has quickly grown into a large, internationally-renowned and well respected venue for any brand of innovative music, from rock, electronic, metal through hip-hop. Over the years it has hosted groundbreaking, upcoming or established artists such as The Gun Club, Nirvana, Nico, The Beastie Boys, Cat Power, Phoenix, and Grizzly Bear. * * This book gives an overview over the dazzling and mesmerizing creative output from the first 30 years in the life of Fri-Son. The essence of three decades of musical history and evolution of independent music as reflected in Fri-Son’s gigantic archive is assembled in a well-researched essay written by Matthieu Chavaz and Daniel Prélaz (et al.). Numerous testimonies from insiders and artists, a large portfolio of original photographs and many posters, offer the reader a lively, faithful, and intimate immersion into some of the seminal club’s most startling nights.

Zusatzinfo	190 Farb- und 436 s/w-Abb.
Verlagsort	Zürich
Sprache	französisch; deutsch
Maße	230 x 320 mm
Gewicht	1000 g
Einbandart	Paperback
Themenwelt	Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Kunstgeschichte / Kunststile
	Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik ► Musikgeschichte
	Kunst / Musik / Theater ► Musik ► Pop / Rock
Schlagworte	Club • contemporary Art • Electronic • Fribourg • Hip-Hop • Independent Music • Kunst • Literatur • Metal • music • Musical History • music venues • Nightlife • Photographs • Posters • Rock • Sachbücher • Switzerland • Zeitgenössische Kunst • zeitgenössische Musik
ISBN-10	3-03764-349-8 / 3037643498
ISBN-13	978-3-03764-349-5 / 9783037643495
Zustand	Neuware