Georg Vogel, an Austrian composer and musician, will present microtonal Dsilton Jazz as part of the Music on the Edge Concert Series. This performance is the opening event of the Beyond: Microtonal Music Festival. 

This event is free and will be held at City of Asylum. 

About Dsilton:

Dsilton, the working-project of Georg Vogel, David Dornig and Valentin Duit was founded in 2015 as a duo of Georg Vogel and David Dornig to perform enharmntuplet arrangements of field-transcriptions. These already consisted of the main musical parameters of the whole repertoire of the ensemble, that evolved since then: the tonal space of 31 equal temperament and related 7-limit just intonation paired with rhythms based on whole number ratio n-tuplets and metric modulations.

About Music on the Edge:

Co-directed by Eric Moe, Mathew Rosenblum, and Amy Williams, Music on the Edge (MOTE), of the University of Pittsburgh Department of Music, presents a series of concerts each year featuring visiting artists as well as the Music on the Edge Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Roger Zahab. The series is devoted to the performance of contemporary music by professional musicians.