Concert

Hauschka, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Barbara Morgenstern und der Chor der Kulturen der Welt: Lautarchiv

Fri, Jan 15, 2016

Auditorium

9.30 pm

Admission: Evening ticket 10€/8€

Hauschka © Mareike Foecking, Barbara Morgenstern © Mara von Kummer, Ari Benjamin Meyers © Ricarda Spiegel, Chor der Kulturen der Welt © promo

The voices of prisoners of war from Europe, the Congo, North Africa and Asia: The sound archives (German: Lautarchiv) of the Humboldt University of Berlin contain 7,500 shellac records with recordings made in German prisoner-of-war camps between 1915 and 1918.

The Düsseldorf pianist, the New York/Berlin composer and conductor, and Berlin-based singer and songwriter integrate the unique and disturbing material in a choral work.

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Jan 15, 2016

Victor Gama und das Kammerensemble Neue Musik: Vela 6911

A symphonic poem about an alleged atomic explosion in Antarctica: In 1979 the satellite Vela 6911 registered a double flash of light near Prince Edward Islands, indicating an atomic test.
Jan 15, 2016

Tri Minh: Sorrow of Noise

A musical exploration of the trauma of the Vietnam War: Tri Minh’s composition, inspired by the stream of consciousness of Bao Ninh’s prize-winning novel “The Sorrow of War,” depicting lost innocence and class conflict transcending the clichés of Vietnam War literature.
Jan 15, 2016

wittmann/zeitblom: Is Everybody In?

Welcome to the world’s most violent game —without meaning, rules or scores. A remote-controlled bomb hits its target, an audio-visual machine of images, beats, bass-heavy apocalyptic dubs and voices drives the prism of Deleuzian control societies.

Hauschka, Ari Benjamin Meyers, Barbara Morgenstern und der Chor der Kulturen der Welt: Lautarchiv

Victor Gama und das Kammerensemble Neue Musik: Vela 6911

Tri Minh: Sorrow of Noise

wittmann/zeitblom: Is Everybody In?