Morgans Organ

Morgan's Organ vol.62
Morgan returns to SuperDeluxe for the 62nd concert in his Morgan's Organ series. Once again, Morgan will give an extended solo performance, featuring more amazing instruments from his vintage keyboard collection. Be prepared to hear some fascinating old/new sounds as Morgan improvises with his always-fresh take on minimal music.
Start: 19:30 & 21:30 (2 sets)

Beauty & Light Exhibition photographs by Pascal d'Aboyer & Morgan Fisher (6/10〜25) at SuperDeluxe

Entrance information: For those who reserve in advance (by 6pm on the day before the concert), entry to Morgan's Organ is FREE.

For those without reservations, there a modest 1000 yen entrance fee. All who attend are entitled to a free mp3 download from Morgan's extensive archive of his solo recordings. Changing each month, the download will be available for one week following each concert. Information re how to download the mp3 will be given at the door.

Morgan's Organ usually happens on the 3rd Thursday of every month.
It features selections of Morgan's photographs plus astonishing films from his avant-garde video library.

For more information please go to: www.morgan-fisher.com

Morgan’s Organ 01-05 Release

SuperDeluxe launches original music label MEDAMA RECORDS with five live recordings by Morgan Fisher. “Morgan’s Organ 01-05” available now from iTunes Store, Napster, Rhapsody, Amazon and other online vendors!

Visit the Morgan's Organ myspace to hear extended excerpts from the live recordings, and see a continuous slide show of live photographs.

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Beauty & Light

A joint photograph exhibition by Pascal d'Aboyer & Morgan Fisher
June 10-25 2009, evenings.

Live performance by Morgan Fisher on June 10 & 25 (free entry)

Please see SuperDeluxe calender for more detailed information.

Artist info:

Pascal d'Aboyer/BEAUTY

"Those who most often express appreciation of my work with women are women. I like to think that this fact gives my work legitimacy."

Morgan Fisher/LIGHT

"My Light Paintings are created by taking long exposures while moving the camera like a brush in front of various natural and man-maid light sources. I feel they have the same spontaneous quality as my musical performance."